Giovanni S.

NO MATTER HOW MANY DAYS BULK STATES ON THEIR WEBSITE REGARDING "SHIPPING DAYS OUT," THEY ARE LYING. (sorry for caps)

They are raking in the cash, then updating their orders thereafter with delays that are even longer than what you were forewarned about--and ultimately settled for because of going through with the order.

I ordered hand sanitizer with a "10-day out" for shipping... okay, fine.
EIGHTEEN DAYS later, I received a follow-up (only after complaining) that orders were now out 12 to 17 days further out.

I wrote again, essentially asking, "What does today's 17-day delay have to do with orders made 2 1/2 weeks prior?" They never responded. Obviously, "10-days out" was never true, to begin with. I'm now on my way to Paypal to cancel my order.

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DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. IF YOU MUST, DO IT ONLY THROUGH PAYPAL; THEY WILL DEFEND YOU AND RETURN YOUR MONEY.

I cannot even imagine what dealing with Bulk's return department would be like without the help of an ally like Paypal.

If you'd conduct a preliminary search online with this site, as I just have, you'll see how derogatory the information will be about you.

MyLife said I have:
Arrest or Criminal Records I do not.
Lawsuits, Liens or Bankruptcies I do not... and that I MAY have committed Sexual Offenses I have not, never. But at this stage, after all the derogatory assertions, you'd easily have to believe this too.

MyLife is a complete falsehood. It engages in this adulterated behavior simply to extort. I have done nothing wrong, I have nothing to hide, and these a-holes will rot in the ashes of the despicables before I pay them one cent.

Grammarly does pick up on a lot of errors, then totally drops the ball with even something like comma placement. The worst aspect is customer service. After spending 140 bucks for the premium version, you'd think a quick response to the comma issue would be at least polite. It's now going on three days, and every day they jerk me around, I'll write another sparkling review like this one.

Clearly, a typical UrbanDictionary boardroom meeting must reek of pretentious tats, excessive cursing, and skateboard epoxies -- pew! I would use this site sparingly, maybe for a slang synonym (at most). And even there, it's so childish and subjective.

I'd opt for sites like slangsite.com, peevish.co.uk/slang, Thesaurus.com, rhymezone.com, sentencedict.com, and etymonline.com for a more mature and professional inquiry.
If you're serious about your future, and not just looking to stretch your adolescence with delusional comradery, then avoid Urbandictionary all together.