Cardinal R.

We had an infestation of drain flies and fruit flies when our garbage disposal had an existential crisis and stopped working for a while. I was frantic to get RID of the flies, because I detest those winged spawns of Satan. My sister found the DynaTrap, we ordered two of them immediately, and I'm telling you it was the BEST decision ever! Here in SoCal, it's arid and hot; flies come in looking for water.

The DynaTrap disposes of them all, along with the moth infestation we had at one point, and it's absolutely marvelous. You will notice a difference within 24 hours or less. The glue boards are very easy to use -- no fuss disposal, easy-peasy to replace them. THANK YOU, DynaTrap for a fantastic product!

I used to love Crazy Cups' coffees for the Keurig. I've always purchased them via Amazon.com, to get the best price and selection. I won't be purchasing ANY Crazy Cups' products ever again, because their customer service person was extremely rude.

I had trouble with two of their cups (of the same flavor) nearly damaging my Keurig. I wrote and kindly explained that perhaps they'd like to know about this, in case others were having a similar situation. I was NOT seeking any free product.

What I received from them was an e-mail that said since I bought the product via Amazon, they didn't care what happened. They only stand behind their product if it's bought directly from them. Now THAT is a crock of crap because if you're selling a product, you NEED to stand behind it no matter who is selling it for you.

What I wanted was just a simple, "Hey, sorry about that -- thanks for letting us know so we can check into it." What I received was a short, snotty response from a company who obviously doesn't care about it's customers. After years of buying Crazy Cups, I immediately STOPPED and began buying from one of their main competitors. Wouldn't you know, their competitors put out a MUCH better product in every sense. Crazy Cups just lost a customer -- I won't be back.

You cannot even access this site unless you give them a lot of info upfront. Their ads are nothing but click-bait and I'm tired of companies trying to convince me they're "exclusive" and you have to join or "become a member" to shop their site. These butt-clowns won't see a penny of my money because I feel they're acting very sketchy with their tactics.

If you REALLY wanted my business and not just my data, you'd let me shop your site without all the B. S. This company SUCKS right off the bat!

Shutterfly makes use of endless promotions because they need massive numbers of people to look through their site. They obviously operate on the concept of the more people who look, at least a few will be foolish enough to let themselves be ripped off.

They love to get involved with promotions in which they give something for "free" -- but the offer is never free, it's filled with service charges, handling charges, you name it they'll find a way to charge you for it. The latest is a national MONOPOLY promotion. When I saw they were part of it, it was time to WARN YOU ALL.

Don't fall for their schemes. DO NOT use them for ANYTHING. Just save yourself a lot of aggravation and lost money and LEAVE THEIR SITE. You will be much better off for having done so.

Influenster is nothing but a scam. It took them over a year to send me a tea bag I'd signed up to review. One tea bag -- over a YEAR. All they want to do is collect your information and sell it to other companies. I'm glad I gave them little to work with, let me tell you.

Now they've redesigned their site so it's EXTREMELY difficult to contact them. They also don't explain things, such as exactly how the 'program' works. Why? So they don't have to deal with people -- it's obviously a distraction for them when they're very busy selling your information.

My advice to you is to STAY AWAY from these people. Unless you *want* to have someone profit from your information or you'd like to spend endless hours shilling for the companies that pay THEM, not YOU.

I'm very glad I never went back to that site after I initially signed up and requested a sample of Runa tea. Considering how stale it was when it finally arrived, no way was I about to drink it -- and after waiting so long I certainly wasn't going to review it.

I should write Runa about Influenster and ask them if they knew the ill will their deal with them was going to generate -- on so many levels.

STAY AWAY from Scribd.com, unless you love losing your money to a site that lies to you. My subscription was supposed to last until 10/21/14 and today is 10/1/14 and they blocked access to my account -- unless I want to pay another $8.99, which I don't. Their selection of books is mostly Oprah's Book Club and choice little else.

I'd rather go to Amazon's Kindle Unlimited. At least Amazon doesn't LIE to you and cancel your account. Scribd can pucker up and kiss my (@$$) cheek.