Bill M.

Definitely a recommend for your ethnobotanical needs! Sending a free packet of milkweed seeds to help the monarchs was a nice touch too

When steam first came out, it was pretty universally reviled by the gaming community. The notion that you had to be connected to the internet to play single player games was pretty mind blowing for alot of people. Now that everyone has always-on internet connections its not a big deal, and steam is actually useful for keeping your game collection in one consolidated place, along with getting new game recommendations and reviews. I've also read they are pretty good about paying developers, and don't try and screw them the way other publishers do.

Beware of their long term cancellation policy! When you book a room, it will state flexible as the cancellation policy, then if you actually go to cancel within the defined time, you end up losing all your money! There is a special long term cancellation policy buried god knows where, which was not stated when I went to book! When I called, they told me I was essentially screwed unless the guy I was renting from agreed to a compromise. I basically had to stalk the guy, sitting outside of his house for hours like a damned weirdo to track him down and get a deal worked out, terrible for everyone! (That or lose almost a thousand bucks!)

Used it for a few months and never had even a single reply. Total waste of time & money!