Alex L.

I have no idea if this site is really legit or if they have just a really good website and bought real badges from the BBB and mcAfee, but it seems to check out and they do have a phone number and claim a physical address. Would be curious to know if they are the real deal.

So, this company appears to advertise under the name goldminereport.com and they toot their own horn and advertise how great their company is and why investors should buy their gold stock. Just seems really suspicious when people buy internet advertisements to get sales on their own company stock. Either that or they have an affiliate deal with that website... shady practices at best. I think perhaps someone should point this out to the FTC and see if this type of behavior is even legal.

You have to give this company credit for a sneaky way to lure in investors. They call themselves GOLDMINEREPORT.com and they buy the dot com name, next they tell you they found this great stock in gold to buy INCT (innocent, inc... again gotta love the name). They tell you to buy stock in this company http://www.innocentinc.com/

Now I am sure if anyone takes a look at goldminereport.com and innocentinc.com there has to be some relationship between the two companies. Suspicious how they are going way out of their way to advertise themselves to buy ad words to get people to invest in their company. I am sure it is working though as if they are buying ad words they are surely convincing some people to buy their stock using that goldminereport.com site.

This is a fake website pretending to be a news agency and instead advertising for a penny auction site... such a scam. The ad word campaign is clever ($84.95 for samsung 46 inch TV)... who wouldn't want to click on that. Then they lead you to a fake website showing a fake news agency telling you about the great penny auction deal. Embedded in there are links to the penny auction site which is either owned by them or an affiliate deal. Stay away from sites like these.

Nickelbids is an auction site that is really a slot machine where you do not know the odds of winning. You give them money, you get nothing, and they laugh all the way to the bank. Why would anyone want to do this? Go buy a lottery ticket. The items they have for sale, someone probably wins... but they have all of the control as it is NOT REGULATED BY THE GOVERNMENT. Go do yourself a favor, google penny auction and see how many people believe this is illegal gambling that just has not caught the attention of the FTC.

I think anyone who does these penny auctions is just looking to throw away your money. You just buy bids throw your money at the website and then make them richer. You might as well just buy a lottery ticket as at least the odds there are real and is regulated by the government. Nobody regulates these gambling sites

C'mon people do not use this site which appears based out of china to get your illegal facebook poker chips or chips of any kind. They want you to western union them money and then I bet you will never see it again. Don't do it. There are many ways to get facebook poker chips for free using bots and if you really want to stoop that low rather than to win them you can message me and I can tell you but don't spend hard earned money on fake poker chips you will never receive.

Seriously? Paying money for in game facebook chips to a company with no real guarentee of getting your chips? If you send them money and you do not receive it the only person you have to blame is yourself. Buy them legit for real rather than doing on sites like this.

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

I have taken a look at many scooters for my father and I will say the Jazzy scooters are really well built and IMO the way to go if you are looking for one of these things. They have a very wide selection based upon needs. My dad still likes the outdoors and misses the hiking experience. Jazzy has a 4 wheel drive ATV scooter which is actually fun to drive yet still meets insurance standards for payment

http://www.pridemobility.com/scooters/wrangler.asp

They have regular scooters as well, but I have less experience with those and there are many places that make scooters for that purpose.

Many people debate about whether to go for droid or iphone, let me break down why I think android will win out in the end.

1. Free tethering. Use your droid phone to get internet access on your laptop
2. Free wifi hotspot.
3. Google voice. One phone number for the rest of your life. The same way we can use gmail to aggregate all of our emails, you google voice can aggregate all of your phone numbers. People can start having multiple phone numbers for cheap. Don't want to give out your real phone to someone, you can give them special numbers that you don't always need to pick up.

More and more apps are using sms text messaging to cell phones as a way to add functionality to a service or platform. Their prices are so very reasonable and I can see many developers using this soon. I was working on an app that sends a warning to a users cell phone when the freezer temperature drops below a certain threshold ( important for freezing vaccines and other medical storage) and having that feature is something that would make the app 100X more useful. Adding that feature using this api is easy and cheap and it is just a matter of time before this really catches on. Take a look at their prices too... dirt cheap.

http://www.twilio.com/pricing-signup/

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...