Reginald F.

I haven't actually used nomorerack, but I visited the website and immediately thought to myself, "this stuff is all garbage. I can't think of a reason I would order any of this. You'd have to be a total sucker." Out of curiosity, I decided to check for reviews of the website and found this page. For the most part, the complaints seem legitimate. People order products, they don't get their products, the can't reach customer service. Fine. All of that makes sense. I'm noticing a common thread, though; the majority of the complaints also include horrible grammar, terrible spelling, unreadable syntax, and most importantly, non-stop shock at how disappointed people are in the products they get when they do get them. "I ordered thirty fievty reens offa websiter and me not like. Payded likes $4 hull dollarses for they and i cant sees no of they is real die mons."

A couple things:
1. You get what you pay for. You're not going to get diamonds for $20, a good tv for $20, a nice sofa set for $20, etc.
2. Do a little homework. You mean you haven't heard of "Ermagerd Android Tablets"? Maybe that's because they're made from old Chinese newspapers and apple bottoms and assembled by children in Malawi. Haven't heard of Air Jardons made by Nake? Or Rollects watches? Yeah. It's because those products are crap. Read a review BEFORE YOU BUY and if you can't manage it yourself, find someone who can read to help you.
3. If you're planning on writing a review about how indignant you are over the "herbel tritminz I getted", have someone else write the review. You're not helping your case when you complain about how "it didn't turnded out the way I wanted." (That one is actually a quote from a review).

It's no wonder people around the world think Americans are stupid. It's because for the most part, we are.

I em terly discussted by u peppul.