Rodrigo D.

The shipping process is fast. I have ordered from other supplement stores in the past and have had to wait over a week sometimes for my products to arrive. However, with Codeage, my orders have always arrived within a few days. This is a huge plus for me as I like to receive my supplements in a timely manner.

But what truly sets Codeage apart from other supplement stores is their consistency in never having any issues with my orders. Every product I have received has been exactly what I ordered with seals intact and in new condition.

Their website is also user-friendly and easy to navigate, and they offer detailed descriptions and ingredient lists for each supplement.

Overall, I recommend Codeage.com to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient online supplement store. Their fast shipping and never having any issues with my orders have made me a loyal customer.

I've been ordering from Herbal Goodness Co. For a few months now and I've always been happy with their products and service. They have a wide variety of herbal extracts to choose from, and I've found that their products are high quality and effective. I especially like their mullein extract, which helps clear my lungs. I've never had any problems with my orders from Herbal Goodness Co., and they always arrive on time. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for high quality herbal extracts.

I bought several smaller items from Etsy from various sellers. I didn't have any issues. All of my items I ordered are as described and arrived more or less around the expected delivery date. However, I always check if a seller has a good track record and decent reviews. My favorite purchase from Etsy is a plant, Alocasia Reginula Black Velvet, that bloomed right after a month. To sum it up: I'm happy with Etsy.

It's the most efficient ad blocker I've owned. Installation is relatively simple if the router allows to change DNS server to a local address. I could do that on my Netgear and now it's blocking undesirable traffic. It's very easy to add lists of domains to block and there are many out there. I also use it so my family gets PG rated content. Plus, the interface gives me many options like a Star Trek themed interface and makes it very easy to manage the Pi-hole.
If I need help, there's also helpful and responsive forum. I got my problem solved fast.
I absolutely recommend it to anyone who wants less junk in the internet.

I have to use Facebook for work because a dimwit at my job thought it would be a good communications tool for the company. Now, I'm front of the monitor checking on Facebook from Twitter...
I had to suffer through intermittent outages but 3 hours and counting?!

I discovered that site recently but now I'm a regular user because of the 100% rebate on many items. I just have to buy it, give my order number and a few days later I get paid back via PayPal. I love it

I had a complicated task recently (Make-an-Argument analytic writing task) and I needed a writer who really knows the topic profoundly. I gave my necessary info and instructions, and the task was done promptly. I did not check it attentively, and my professor admitted that it was quite general, without depth, so I got a B. Yet, I do not regret the try! It was a helpful service to me. The class I needed the paper for was just an elective and I had to earn money but didn't want my grade average to go downhill. I hope I won't need that kind of service a lot but I'm relieved I can rely on it when urgently needed.

I did a remodel of my bathroom and had to find replacement parts for the bathtub faucet. However, I could not find any and had to replace it ASAP. Fortunately, Google showed me an ad of Juno Showers with a faucet I was looking at online but did not buy because it was a bit too expensive. However, on junoshowers.com I could get it less expensive and so bought it right away. The shipping was fast and I got my order in just 3 days. The faucet arrived in excellent condition and was exactly as described. Installation was quick and easy. I only had one phone call with customer service but I could tell the staff is knowledgeable and could answer my question if the new faucet would fit my tub.
I'm happy with my order and I would certainly order from that company again if need arises.

Update 2019-09-05: After months I got an email with an Amazon gift card code that's already been used. That shows they not only scam survey taker, they have to joke about it too.

Here's my experience with Surveytime: I used to be a GiftHulk user but this site closed and instead Surveytime comes along sending me a couple of emails and telling me that there's no minimal payout. Yet, before I could take my first survey, I had to answer many profile questions. After 30 minutes, I took my first survey and it took me about another 30 minutes.so, it took me roughly an hour. At least, so I thought, I don't have to wait for the payout. Indeed, I got offered a meager $1 for Amazon, Target or Walmart. Oh wait, it now asks me for my mobile number in order to cash out that lousy dollar. I entered my number, received a text with a PIN which I promptly entered. "Finally," I thought I would get my "way below minimum wage" payment. Nope, it looks that Survey(Scam)Time is so stingy, those scammers won't even pay out one buck. That's the email I got from this dirt cheap thugs: "Account didn't pass security checks and was flagged." What security checks?! I just signed up, logged in with my Google account, entered my mobile number, my personal information. The kicker is I still get survey invitations from these penny stealers.

I have been with lots of survey companies and many don't pay much but at least I get some items to test and keep. That's the first time I experience such BS.

My tip: Filter their emails to your Junk folder. That's what SurveyTime is.

The app is awesome for chat and group conversations and I can even back up my whole chat history on desktop. Yet, it removed payment functionality for US people (need to have linked Chinese bank) so now I'm just using it for chat. If I could use it to receive and send payments again, it would be 5 stars for sure

I'm glad I recently discovered Fontana Showers. I wasn't sure at first if I can trust that company but I could find a review here on Sitejabber. And indeed, the customer service is as good as described by this fellow Sitejabber reviewer. I had a complicated set up for my new shower and customer service could help me find all the rights parts and gave me detailed instructions. They truly stand behind their products.

Recently, I ordered nebulizer attachments and filters. I bought it from that company as it is one of the few online medical equipment retailers that sells replacement parts for my Dynarex. I figured it's cheaper for me paying out of pocket and than using a provider approved by my insurance In all happy with my service.

A few weeks ago, I learned about Circle.com and its app. It offers free payments among friends and even free overseas payments. There is also a $5 bonus for signing up through a referral. So, I signed up but initially didn't use it much except for a small sum I transferred to a friend. Little did I know that a little money would alarm Circle. It began to ask me for my ID and a selfie. I provided that but then got a message that after a "careful" review my account got closed. And indeed, when I logged into my account, I could only see my profile pic, a message that my account is closed and worse, I didn't know what happened to my payment. I asked my friend if she got it. She didn't. I checked with my bank and see it's no more pending. So, Circle closed my account and kept my money. Fortunately, I got my money back but not after a week long struggle. Really, that company is a Circle of scammers you better stay away from.

PS: My friend's account got closed too but she says after

Careful, if you did business with Gyft in the past and had a good experience and haven't used it for a long time, I want to warn you that the Gyft of today is totally different from the one a 2 or 3 years ago. It's slow, unreliable and it kept my money on hold for almost a week even though I did quite a few orders with that now lousy company. Worse is that one payment got even declined and customer service is harder to reach than a treasure somewhere hidden deep in the jungle. No thanks, with so many companies selling gift cards, I do not recommend Gyft any more. It's way faster to buy a good old plastic gift card.

I like it offers many superfoods at affordable prices. I'm paying bulk prices but don't have to buy bulk quantity. The shipping is free and I get my order fast. I bought several times and had no issues.

I like that Petco offers return delivery service. It's convenient and I get a nice discount. However, it doesn't always honor price matches. So, I left my feedback on the website. One day later, I received an unexpected call from Petco apologizing it didn't offer me the price match. In turn, I got $20 worth of points I gladly used for a new order. So, after all it wasn't bad after all for me.

Honestly, there's not much to say about Earn.com. It's very clear what to do. Fill out your profile as complete as possible. Share your social media accounts and tell your interests. Then you get invitations to answer emails for which you get paid at least $1 in Bitcoin.

You may say just $1 yet it takes less than a minute. Last week, I got 8 invitations and earned $10 in less than 3 minutes. Last month, I earned $60 and this month I accumulated $48 so far. Even better, there's no minimum cashout. So, Earn.com is like a hidden treasure as you spend very little time and get your earnings immediately after you finished your short task.

In case, you're new to bitcoin, there are now stores that do accept Bitcoins like Gyft, Microsoft store, Overstock.com and the Bitpay wallet exchanges your Bitcoin into Amazon gift cards instantly.

I've been a user of GnuCash for a long time. There are many features I like about this program and as it can import common formats of other accounting software like Quicken, the migration is not that hard. However, GnuCash uses strict accounting language and certain terms you are very familiar may have the opposite meaning. If you're an accounting specialist, then it's no problem. I had to get used to that and I recommend to first read the user guide. It's clear and easy to follow.

The interface looks a bit dated but it works and only crashed once. You may need to install Strawberry Perl to get additional features like automatic exchange rate updates and similar but it's worth it.

Newegg is my go-to source to build custom systems and where I got all parts for my Debian server. Generous rebates combined with Premier and cashback, I get the best value of computer parts. On Amazon I barely can earn cashback.

I use Venmo on a daily basis almost. It's a convenient way to share a bill among friends. It's kind of social media for finances as I can like my friends transactions as well (if they are set to public). I don't like much that PayPal is behind this company but so far it's working smoothly. Yet, I wouldn't recommend to transfer large amounts of money, I limit to around $100, as it isn't bank.