Alan T.

For a while last year, I bought games on Steam a lot. Like, A LOT lot. Frequent discounts practically made sure of this. Spent endless hours in front of my PC instead of going outside. That changed thankfully, but really has nothing to do with the quality of Steam services.

Anyway, the selection of available titles is massive and customer service is fairly decent: I had no problems returning a game I bought after it turned out my PC was unable to run it. I try to stay away from games nowadays, but, yeah, STeam is pretty solid.

The Book Depository has its perks, the biggest of them being free shipping. The quality and choice of the titles available has slipped a bit since Amazon bought it, though. Also, as opposed to Amazon, you can actually pay your orders through PayPal.

Couple of years ago I used OKCupid for a while. Plenty of my messages went unanswered but I got few dates as well, one of which led to a relationship.

Fast forward three years: I'm single again and open a new profile on the site. It turns out, there's been lots of changes that practically ensure prospective partners won't see each others' messages. A shame really.

I love cycling and hiking. Again and again, Decathlon has proven itself to have an excellent choice of all kinds of sports equipment - waterproof sneakers, rain coats, tents, hiking sticks, etc - with a price range that even I, who used to be an unemployed student working part-time, could afford. I can't recommend them enough.