Arthur B.

Futurism is an online source of information on various scientific topics; it's a great source of up to date on the latest technological, medical, and other science-related advances. All of the information they present is peer-reviewed and I love how they break down even some of the most complex information into reading content that just about anyone can understand. If the Futurism admin and staff are reading this, please keep up the great work in educating your audience on great topics.

A great website to find good sales on practically anything from clothing items to vacation getaways. I recently booked a vacation resort on here, and got much more than what I actually paid for.

The best online shopping experience hands down, would like to see certain products no longer sold brought back (but that's not the fault of amazon, that lays on the manufacturer of the product).

I enjoy Hulu and use it more frequently than any other video website, however I would like to see them update their content a little more often and quicker. I've watched the entire second season of Homicide Hunter (A show I've gotten addicted to) but they do not have season one or any other season available to watch. And I know so far, that show has about 5 seasons.

I've been hooked on Amazon Prime ever since I first started using it, keep up the great work Amazon and Amazon staff.

Art Of Where (AOW) is a website where an artist can create and sell custom printed clothing as well as a few other miscellaneous items; its also a website where normal consumers may customize said items and purchase them for themselves. The designing platform they provide is very simple and user-friendly, and once a user gets well familiarized with it, can get very creative in designing or customizing the items they offer. While AOW does offer some quality items, the selection is relatively limited. As a graphic designer who is in the process establishing my own graphic based clothing line, I would like to see AOW further diversify their stock items to include adding some men's clothing. However, for now, the selection caters exclusively to women and girls as far as clothing items are concerned.

Grammarly as marketing is an online spelling and grammar checking tool; I have utilized it on several occasions for writing school papers and creating or revising resumes. Not only does it provide word suggestions, it also corrects punctuation errors, while it integrates itself on many websites to include social media such as Facebook, there are still some websites and apps it cannot be integrated onto, however, copying and pasting content is an easy solution. It also has an advanced feature that you have to pay for a member upgrade in order to access, but I do not find it necessary you really want to set your personal bar very high in writing. I am very pleased with this website and application so far and do hope they continue to evolve it as it's a reletively new online tool available to internet users.

I have found this website to come in very useful for many purposes in regards to writing, I use it routinely for school papers as a means in aiding me in helping find words that fit well into my literature, and have even used it when writing and revising resumes. I also like the feature it has where you can switch between the thesaurus mode to dictionary mode as needed.

Ordered a few items from here for my wife; not only are the prices more than reasonable, but the clothing is actually of great quality. My only complaint however, is it would be nice if many of the items (such as the shorts) came in larger sizes.

They offer an assortment of great products that maybe hard to find on more well known sites, items get to me within a reasonable time. Overall good experience so far.

Only complaint I have with Netflix, is the lack of user friendliness in browsing videos, movies and etc. I've found Hulu to be much easier to browse and find stuff due to their format providing categories as well as actually Tv channels. I would like to see Netflix follow suite.

Indeed.com is by far one of the better job search sites, most of the employment opportunities listed on there are real employers and this site does have some good features such as being able to save a job and apply for it later when the applicant is ready, however, like most job search engines Indeed has a flaw that becomes quite a nuisance that clutters up a person email inbox and can be a time waster, which time is something very precious to many applicants. The feature that allows Indeed users to save a search and receive email notifications based on that search needs a lot of improvement. For example, one of my job searches is specifically for Emergency medical technician and other health care provider opportunities, therefore receiving constant emails notifications for jobs as a tire technician is beginning to become a major inconvenience where Im spending more time deleting notifications for irrelevant job positions than actually applying for positions someone as myself are qualified for.

Netspend has some positive features, they do have overdraft protection for anyone who has direct deposit and their online banking website is very user-friendly and easy to navigate. However, you do have to pay a monthly fee for the overdraft protection feature and to prevent from being charged a fee for every transaction made. My biggest gripe with Netspend is the inconsistency in when your direct deposit appears in your account. At first, the pay I receive from my employer would appear on Wednesdays every two weeks. However, it appears after a while, direct deposit transactions from the same employer were showing up later and later. My last payday, for example, I got paid Thursday morning around 5 am. This week is another payday for me, and I have yet to see my paycheck appear in my account, which has caused significant inconvenience for me. With that said, I'm going to switch to another online bank.

Zazzle is a website where users can design and sell a variety of customized products, the design lab they offer is very simple to use due to the self-explanatory steps involved and installed guides making it very user-friendly. Also, users can set up their own store and promote their own brand. However, despite these positive attributes, users who wish to sell certain clothing items such as customized underwear along with other miscellaneous products, are very limited in what types of items they want to specialize in. For example, my best selling items were customized shoes that made some sales. After making a few sales with these items, they ran out of stock and Ive been waiting several months for them to restock. Also, anyone who wishes to design and sell other items such as customized underwear will be disappointed, as it has been over a year since these items have been available despite them still being an option on the website. Because of their lack of available items, I have to say this website does not provide a stable foundation for artists who have special or specific niches. The lack of consistency in their stock options makes using this website a hassle to the point the user-friendly design platform simply does not make up for it.

I have recently registered and opened up an online store on this E-Commerce website, however even after integrating available apps such as Printful and Art Of Wear to my online store, I cannot figure out how to add products to my store and no instructions on how to do so are provided.

While the process of setting up and publishing a shop on this website is simple and user-friendly, for some reason users are limited to be able to sell specific products despite having several more appealing items in inventory. Additionally, I find it very irritating that some products will not allow you to design some items with your artwork and design requirements are not disclosed. I have also ran into a few bugs on this website that at some point wouldn't allow me to add additional custom made items to my shop

Signed up with them a few months ago when I was searching for a part time job to work on the side. Their searches often would produce the same results as many other job banks, but when you subscribe to updates by email, they're annoying and useless as all out. Every notification I would get from them was advertising jobs on other states which does nothing but clog up my email account with junk. Also, it seems there's a lot of redundancy involved when applying for jobs through this search bank. It's nothing more then a waste of valuable time for anyone who is serious about looking for work and wanting to find entry level employment into a career.

Seems the number of people who troll in certain categories (Society & Culture, Religion, and Detroit Travel section especially) highly outnumber those who are on their for serious helpful answers and serious about answering questions to the best of their ability.

Don't get me wrong, I like shopping at Walmart due to them offering good products and the new pre-ordering groceries for pickup online is awesome. BUT, they seriously need to work on the fact there's no way to find your own wishlist on their website. That's right if you find an item you want to put aside for later such as when you have the funds for it, good luck finding it. This one flaw really keeps me from visiting their website often, considering the only time I can really shop on their is when I'm buying items as I see them instead of planning and budgeting as I usually prefer to do.

This site is about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. While it doesn't necessarily break your wallet (95 cents to get a report and an additional 50 cents to download a PDF copy), this site provides information so generic, you can easily find it with a simple google search. Pretty much the only information you'll get out of this website, is the location of the area code when you use it to look up numbers that called you, you literally get nothing else out of this website.