Carla F.

We have used rocketlawyer for a couple of business related forms and have been well satisfied. Not for complex legal matters but their simple bill of sale, deeds, non-compete, etc. are affordable and work well for us.

I don't really need glasses yet, just for reading - and the 'dollar store' variety work fine but don't last very long -

So I heard about Zenni and gave them a try. Since I didn't have an optometrist's prescription I had to figure out what I wanted on my own - and the first pair worked out extremely well and lasted a long time before the hinges gave out.

Subsequently, using the information I had gleaned from the firt order I was easily able to get exactly what I wanted in frame style and optical power - and now I have a 'wardrobe' of stylish reading glasses for all occasions.

Ordering is easy, delivery fairly quick and overall quality and service are good.

Most recently I experimented with ordering a pair of bifocals for sewing - with my regular 'reading' power for the 'distance' part and additional 1.5 magnification for the 'close' part. Worked like a charm and I'm delighted with their service and the prices are excellent! Recommended!

We needed a VFD for used a machine tool we bought for our repair shop - it was 3-phase and we have only single phase so a Variable Frequency Drive was the route we chose.

Searching the web for suppliers and checking other more specific review sites brought us to Dealers Electric.

They offer VFD units and packaged / matched motors and VFDs at good prices - plus their sales people are extremely knowledgeable about their products.

Yes, it's kind of a niche market but when you get good service and prices from a supplier it's worth letting others know about it. So I did. Right here.

We've done business with Columbia Bank for years - our branch started out as "Commercial Bank" and then morphed into 'West Coast Bank" before being absorbed into Columbia Bank.

They're a big but not gigantic bank - and the staff at our local branch is very friendly and efficient.

You don't expect a lot from a bank - and some banks are dreadful (don't ask me about my experience with the thieves and blackguards at Wells Fargo, may they burn in H***)

I'm happy enough with Columbia Bank - and that's my $. 02

If you are looking for mailing lists this is a good place to start.

It's a subscription service that you can search for potential customers by geographic location, type of business, business size, etc.

The search works pretty well, it's relatively fast to produce a list and we're generally satisfied.

The only down side is the data is sometimes a bit stale - companies come and go and their mailing addresses change - but often remain in the database for long after their demise.

We do postal mailing to find new customers - our first send is a first class postcard to weed the address list for subsequent standard mail blasts. The undeliverable rate from Infofree is about 15-25% depending on the SIC code we are sending to.

That's probably about the normal rate of bad addresses but it's always disappointing to see all that expensive First-Class mail returned; but it does let us purge our list for subsequent flights.

I read blogs from both the Red and Blue sides to get a balance.

Some posts on each are utter garbage - but reading both gives insight.

Kos is no better or worse - but I have found their information - particularly the insights and narrative into the Trump presidency - not only useful but endlessly entertaining.

I've always enjoyed shopping at GoJane - an amazing assortment of hip styles at very affordable prices.

The only 'down side' is the variability of sizing on items -

Shoes are generally 'true to size'

Garments - not so much. I'm a size 12-14 with a 'long torso' - and when I order a 'Large' it's a crapshoot, particularly in BodyCon styles like leotards or bodyshirts.

As an example, in my most recent order of four different styles, all ordered in size 'Large', two fit beautifully and two were waaay too small.

Luckily it is easy to return items to GoJane (or I wouldn't order from them at all) but it would certainly be nice if there were a more standard sizing between various items.

I'm something of a 'shoe queen' and used to buy a lot of shoes from Charlotte Russe.

That was when they had a broad range of cute styles in a broad range of sizes. I wear an 11 and finding cute / fashionable heels is a challenge that this site used to meet admirably.

Nowadays their selection of 'larger' sizes is pretty grim and I drifted away from them to other sources - but I wish they'd figure out that girls feet are getting bigger and they should keep up with their customers' demographics.

Just hoping someone sees this review and it strikes a chord. A girlcan always hope, right?

We don't go to Harbor Freight for good tools, we go there for one-time tools.

Generally poor quality - but a good exchange policy that you'll need almost immediately. The only HF tools I've had consistently good results with have been the hydraulic parts like a porta-power or bottle jack and the engine hoist.

Electrical tools? Yikes! They often do not pass the 60-second smoke test.

Machine tools? An axe works better for cheaper. Welding and plasma cutting? Buyer beware!

The pneumatic fittings and quick couplings should be branded 'Max-Hiss' for the leakage.

Bottom line: Use it once, throw it away and you'll rarely be disappointed with HF products!

I found this high-heel site a couple of years ago and ordered some shoes - which arrived and were very nice.

But the site still shows exactly the same styles but all are sold out - WTF?

Why show shoes you aren't going to sell? That's just dumb. It's been a couple of years and the styles I'd like haven't been replenished, so I'm guessing they are gone forever.

The few styles they do have in stock should be the only ones displayed. This 'tease' of unavailable styles makes no sense.

We ordered four 8' x 8' backdrops from this company (to get the 20% discount on >$100 orders). That was a big mistake. Should have ordered only one and saved a lot of money on this junk.

Their backdrops are spliced every four feet with some sort of thermal glue. They are also shipped from China folded flat, so they have to arrive with creases at the fold lines.

So, when you apply a warm iron or garment steamer as recommended by them to remove the creases - the glue lets go and the backdrop falls apart. Worthless!

An email request to customer support has so fr been ignored for two weeks so I am presuming they have the same sterling customer service we have all come to expect from these offshore suppliers - i, e, no support at all and buyer beware.