SuAnne S.

ADT is probably one of the more expensive monitoring services out there. I think they're overpriced and considering that I use two other monitoring services before, this one offers the least flexibility. I've used Monitronics and SafeTouch before. Both of the others offer non-wifi dependent remote monitoring service that can be controlled with my phone without depending on an existing wifi present. I can also assign codes easily for extra users to monitor entrance and usage right through the internet site. With ADT, this is not possible unless you go with their PULSE program, which ONLY works with your existing wifi. Oh, and they are about $10 more expensive per month. Too bad those other companies don't exist in the Northeast.

I love the Antrhopologie stores and the site complements the stores very well. Where it lacks in shop setting, it more than makes up with the online community and their reviews. This is the only site in which the reviewers let you know about fit, sizing and how it works with your body type. The reviews have been dead on for all my purchases. Aside from that, their clothes are comfortable and finely made. I never have to worry about quality when I buy from here. And the style is quite versatile from glam to girly.

Comcast is probably the best choice in Savannah where I live because there are really no choices. So when you pit bad against the bad, it's coming out on top. They offer more speed than AT&T's highest tier so if you need to do anything internet related that's more than surfing and watching shows on one device only, this is the only option. If it I was in the Northeast, I'd probably drop it a star. Their xfinitywifi service has never worked in any place I've gone to, and I travel along the east coast at least three to four times a year making several stops along several places. I'm able to sign in for a few minutes before it kicks me off or the hotspot name disappears. Oh and watch out for that 300G per month usage. I near that usage every month with work and about 2 hours of internet TV everyday so watch out heavy users. On the bright side, I was able to download WatchESPN app and watch the World Cup on ESPN even as a regular internet subscriber (although I don't watch any other sports so it's only a small perk).

I've been using Zulily for four years now and it has its ups and downs. For those who don't understand it, it's a "deal of day" site with lots of options so it's not a regular retailer who has multiples in stock. I don't buy too many clothing items there as there are no returns and they have been a hit or miss almost equally (in the end it evens out). Where Zulily really shines is on gear, toys and home items that are even cheaper than Amazon prices and sometimes a "real" steal. There are times that Amazon or even your local TJ Maxx will offer equivalent or better prices. I gotten great gifts such as clear umbrellas, Melissa and Doug toys, and even outdoor equipment at 30% off the cheapest internet finds. So in summary, it's a great site but know what you're getting into. It's amazing if you have the time but do some comparison shopping too.