Crocodile F.

I found this website during a Google search for leasing agreements. I simply selected the state where my property is located, filled out my half of the form, put in my credit card information, downloaded the form for printing, and canceled my subscription. My card won't be charged unless I need to use this site again. I'll use it in the future if I need similar documents.

Just type in Jimmy Kimmel, Barack Obama, or Jesus Christ to see just how much of a joke this website is. The information they have about people is inaccurate or outdated. The site even keeps profiles of people who are now deceased. I found it when I googled myself. The only reason it turned up (with photos of someone else) was because someone anonymously reviewed me as emotionally unstable and having anger management issues. Well, my 950+ Facebook friends don't care what this person says, and most of the human race is not wasting any time on this website. Neither should you, except for a good laugh!

When you select a city, this site gives you its most current information about room prices and pet policies, including pet deposits. Every hotel listed allows at least one small dog. Some allow multiple dogs, large dogs, and cats. If you have any doubts about the prices or pet policies, you can always visit the websites of the hotels or call directly. This site helped me find hotel rooms for me and my dog and cat in Illinois, Missouri, and Colorado.

Being a free dating site is nice. What is not nice is the thousands of assessment questions you have the opportunity to answer or not, but they are what the site uses to determine your "match percentage". Many of the questions are repetitive or just plain stupid. After getting an additional 200+ "likes" within two weeks of changing my profile picture so guys would know what I look like from the front, I concluded that the assessment questions were also irrelevant for a lot of users. I did go on dates with 7 different men from OKCupid, but didn't find Mr. Right, and didn't feel like wasting any more time on there.

To everyone else who has reviewed this site, thank you. I thought I could earn a little extra by being a pet sitter in the Las Vegas area, but you have thoroughly warned me that this is not the way to go. The registration process, which I never completed, was tedious and seemed quite unnecessary. It sounds like the site doesn't actually check your credentials or references, which creates more work for its users. Word of mouth or an ad on a bulletin board would be a more effective way to find a reliable pet sitter.

Judging by the other reviews, I must not be the only one who didn't qualify for a bunch of surveys. Am I the wrong age, race, or have I not paid for enough hotel rooms, insurance companies, cable, etc. in the last 6 months? We'll never know. I don't think I trust Penny Hoarder since they recommended this site.