Leslie B.

I visited the Coach store last month for Mothers day with my family. The sales associate that helped me was absolutely amazing. She was super knowledgeable, kind, and wonderful to work with. We ended up buying a few extras just because - I've never had such amazing customer service in all of my life at a retail store. Macy's and Nordstrom's (especially Macy's) has nothing on the Coach customer service.

After my purchase (over $500) I received a thank you card - hand written by my sale associate (I think her name was Natasha... I can't remember her name and don't have my thank you card on hand) as well as a $50 gift card to shop free at my next visit plus a follow up call to make sure I was 100% satisfied with my experience and purchase.

Amazing service and products. Now I know why my Grandmother shopped at their store and not one of the larger retail stores that carries the brand.

If you haven't' been there yet you're missing out.

Super freaking amazing!

I buy tons of items from Amazon - from Himalayan Salt Lamps to shoes and straws for reusable plastic cups. Shipping is super fast and free since I have a Prime account. I've saved tons on shipping alone with Prime and the upgrade to next day air is so cheap I've upgraded several deliveries to next day delivery. Returns are a breeze and I personally love that there are tons of reliable reviews on each product and also on sellers.

I recently purchased some specialty hand soap (J. R. Watkins grapefruit 11oz liquid) and they have better pricing than both Amazon and local stores. I purchased 6 total and since I purchased over $25 my shipping was free! Overall great experience and who doesn't love getting free shipping... it's not hard to spend $25.

I purchased my Vitamix from Costco a few months back and am totally pleased with my purchase. Overall the product is top notch - I had used them about 10 years ago when working for a coffee roaster and knew I would buy one eventually. Whether I'm making sorbet or a smoothie the machine is easy to use, clean and store. I keep mine out on the counter at all times so it's easy to drop stuff in and eat or drink something delicious. I've made soups and tested a lot of their recipes. If you want a blender that knocks all others out of the water buck up and pay for the good stuff! **I had a "Ninja" (it was a gift from someone that didn't want to buy a Vitamix) for about 30 days and cut my hands every time I washed that damn thing - it really was a ninja...(sliced me up). *I gave it back to the person that gave it to me letting them know while it was a great thought I just couldn't keep it and didn't want to donate it. I gave them a box of band-aids too!

I have been using PayPal for nearly a decade now. During that time I have sent money, received money, requested money, sent invoices, created subscription and buy now buttons as well as used other features. I find the site/services easy to use. I most often use PayPal to pay for items online, send friends or family money if they need it fast, track payments (work and online sales related), send invoices, and manage disputes. There are two things that I didn't like: (1.) if there's an issue with your account they can and will freeze it holding all of your money until the issue is resolved (while this has not happened to me I've seen it happen and that's scary) ----> (2.) They required me to provide my social security number in order to withdraw more than $500/month of my own money; I felt that was rather ridiculous considering they make money on everything. But given the sheer amount of people that use their service and that they have to cover their own asses I figure it was inevitable. Overall I'm satisfied with what I can do and how the site/services run.

I've been using AnyWho.com for years now; I most often use the site for the "reverse lookup" service. I find the site to be easy to use and have never had issues with bugs, non working links or general issues some sites have. They may not be the greatest if you're into looking really deep and researching a ton of information, but for the most part the site does exactly what it says and stays current with new trends. I'm always happy with the results.

I first heard about Identity Guard when I learned about child identity theft being on the rise. Being a savvy mom I went in search of more information to become educated, which is when I found ID Guard. They have an amazing resource center and a great trial offer. Ultimately, I tested them out to see what they offered and I was and still am happy with their services. While the cost may seem high to some, there opportunity to protect my family from ID theft (among other things) is worth the money. If I was still making "peanuts" like I was in college I wouldn't have the same thoughts, but now that I have a family to worry about as well as a comfortable income (with a kick $#*! 800+ credit score) I take this service and roll it into my "insurance" budget each month. While it's not for everyone, you may be pleasantly surprised to see what they offer in terms of resources and services. Check them out if you're thinking about protecting yourself or family from ID Theft and want to track your credit / activity etc.