Hope B.

I use to shop this fabric store a lot, but their pricing has steadily gone up and priced me out. Also, I resent with a passion fabric stores that sell quilting fabrics but do not appropriately separate the categories of quilting fabrics, as in; keep flannel all on it's own, keep minky all on it's own. The other huge resentment toward fabric.com is their "minimum" order restriction on quilting fabrics. A yard is a lot of fabric for a quilter, and the most I will buy at a time unless I'm buying a one color back round or backing. I logged on today needing one yard each of 9 fabrics. But I can't buy one yard cuts at fabric.com so I won't bother with them anymore. That "minimum 2 yard purchase" or 3 yard purchase in quilting fabrics is a deal breaker that today ended me shopping at fabric.com until they have a REAL sale. Sale prices are not sales at all when you demand a minimum yardage.

Regardless of any thing positive about the AKC, their website is utter trash. I have spent a week trying to get help from AKC in registering my dog. The site refuses my valid email address. The site refuses the online pin number generated by AKC, sent to my dog's breeder on his registration application. I have emailed, I have called and have gotten ZERO response. GET YOUR ACK ACT TOGETHER. FIX YOUR PATHETIC WEBSITE.

I am sick to death of real estate sites with crappy photos. Realtor.com... Does not have an accurate search engine. You can type in zip code, name of town and state and it will show you all the surrounding towns but NOT where you want to buy a house. My 98 year old parents are in Boulder, CO. But Realtor is INCAPABLE of showing me ONLY homes for sale in Boulder. Realtor is showing me homes an hour or more away. Until they can do an exact location search and stop adding bedrooms to my criteria, when I say 2 to 3 bedrooms don't show me 5 bedrooms or 7 bedrooms. Real Estate sites are horribly inaccurate. realtor.com is exceptionally horrible.

I have never had a more frustrating or annoying time trying to find fabrics at fatquartershop.com. You have to know the manufacturers and collections by heart to shop there. All I wanted was a collection of fabrics on a theme, but you can't type in a "theme" of fabrics there and get any results that are fabric. You get a couple of pages of crap that is not at all relevant to what you were shopping for. ONLINE HAS TO BE EASIER THAN SHOPPING IN PERSON AND HAS TO PROVIDE DETAILS AND IF YOU DON'T GET THAT, YOU DON'T BELONG ONLINE.

1. I was searching for Koala sewing machine cabinets. Wayfair popped up in the first 5 google results. Wayfair Lies. Wayfair is not a certified Koala dealer, and you have to be a certified dealer to carry their products. If Wayfair is indeed a certified Koala dealer, there is no way of finding out on the site. Wayfair does sell what they claim as sewing furniture, but it is the cheap knockdown flat pack crap and a lot of it is just a glorified table with a fancy name suggesting is has specific powers. 2. Wayfair demands a "valid" email address to leave site feedback yet rejects valid working email addresses right and left. I got every person (8) in the house to try their email, every email address typed in was declared "invalid". The site can't accept valid emails, and they lie about what they sell.

"Customize" what a joke. Settings do not lock, page never fully loads, help is nonexistent. I had to reset my location every single day, as MSN had me living all over the globe which was causing apple to send me alerts that someone from was trying to log in to a site with my account in Norway, or Sweden, or LA, or Boston, or WhoknowsWhereastan. I am sick of messing with it so I killed it off.

Zillow.com Has To Stop posting photos taken by owners, they are the Worst. 2. Does NOT narrow down choices to the exact place you want to look. Real estate sites need a "clear history" option to clear out old searches. Most important, stop showing me houses an hour or more away from the city limits of the city of my search. If I type in a zip code, I mean only that zip code.