Janet T.

The website is very clean and very easy to browse. I've ran into no issues while shopping and my order went through fine. They also ship and deliver very fast and require signature confirmation so your item doesn't get lost or stolen. However:

1. You can't return online purchases to the store. You'd have to ship the items back. That's not too bad since the returns are free.

2. Their policy page doesn't explain that returning items to a store isn't possible. I know most people would think "well if it doesn't say it, then it doesn't work", but it's always better to be sure.

3. Their store locator contains outdated stores and numbers. I've tried to call two locations nearby me and both don't exist anymore.

Overall, I felt like they could've explained things better on the website. They provide a sizing chart for all items but then state that the items fit in standard Italian size at the same time. I have no idea how to reference that. I ended up buying a top that's my usual USA size they listed but it was too big. That's why I had to make the return. Unfortunately, I have to mail it back. Make sure you keep the box and original packaging in-case your item doesn't work out. I almost threw out the shipping box thinking I could return it in-store.

Since my last review, I went back to this VPN and purchased a 1 year subscription. For the past 2 months, the servers refused to connect and I praised their customer service before. However, now I can't say the same. I've been going back and forth with their tech support for almost 30+ messages in the ticket regarding my issue. Get this: They reply once a day so you can only imagine how long it took me to get through 30+ messages. I wasn't refunded for the weeks when the servers didn't connect and I feel like a cheapass if I even bothered asking. If they can't resolve my issue, I'm moving onto a different service.

I gave it about a week or so before I finalized writing this review and to update the situation. The technician responded to me telling me that they are migrating most of their servers which is why most of them don't work. They didn't bother notifying any of their customers?!? The technician also didn't reply to my other questions regarding my issues with the service including when this "migration" will be over. I also submitted a ticket to ask about their policies on partial refunds since the website tells me nothing about anything. They never replied and closed my ticket. When I replied to the ticket again, no one ever answered me. I'm no longer supporting this VPN service.

StockX is one of those businesses that are not legitimate nor honest. I ordered a Supreme cosmetic pouch. The shipping was $14 and was sent via UPS. The item never arrived though claimed delivery. It's a $60 pouch and I wasn't going to try to scam a business over 60 measly dollars by lying about not receiving it. Honest to God, contacting StockX and telling them your item didn't arrive will just lead you to a dead end. They replied to me and said "please contact UPS". Living in NYC my whole life, I can guarantee a customer contacting their post office or UPS does nothing. StockX should be the ones responsible. They should've insured the package and also contact the carrier for the customer.

In a failed attempt, I contacted UPS and of course, they told me that StockX has to file the claim as they were the ones who created the shipping label and shipped the item out. Just like another reviewer said, StockX refused to help file a claim with the UPS. When contacting them again, they told me to file a police report. For a $60 item? Really? Conclusion: Don't order from StockX. They don't care about their customers. If you don't get your item, then it's automatically your problem and you basically waste your time and lose money. Complete joke as they refuse to take blame for anything. Also, judging from this scenario, they probably ship items out to customers without any insurance or signature required. No real business does that. They can't even cover their own asses but never want to admit they're wrong.

I live in Brooklyn and as if finding an apartment at a reasonable cost isn't tiring enough. I believe this website and all the other sites need revamping for NYC renters. It's utterly ridiculous how many bait&switch listings are out there and a bunch of fake listings that offer only a single blurry ugly grainy picture of the unit's kitchen taken with an iPhone 4 or a Blackberry.

If it's NO FEE, then it should be no-fee. You can't tell potential renters that there's a broker fee if it's listed as no fee. On top of that, there's never proper square footage details nor any specific restrictions noted like no smoking or no pets. If you inquiry about these details, the broker would rather waste your time to tell you to call them rather simply responded YES or NO. Why? So they can bait you into another apartment because the current one isn't available. Also, it's illegal to discriminate against someone's income and illegal to discriminate against section 8 vouchers. Why are landlords/brokers allowed to post such descriptions and not get flagged?

Why hasn't HotPads reviewed any of these listings and push listings to be more detailed rather than 80% of the fake bait-and-switch garbage out there? Oh and lastly, if a W2 and income proof is necessary, SAY SO. Denying people of rent saying cash only jobs or 1099s are not allowed after someone wasted their time contacting you is freaking absurd.

THANKFULLY, I didn't order tons of tops as I know based on the price range, the fabric or fit would probably be poor quality or start pilling. Here's what I got:

2 Corduroy Pants: It was thin but not a bad thing as now I can wear them in the summer. The hardware was flimsy and an ugly silver but no one sees it but me.
One Tank: Didn't realize it had ribbing and didn't realize it was a tie-back one so it came all wrinkle. Material was bad.
1 Men's T-Shirt: It's a stretchy solid material as opposed to a soft 100% cotton tee.
Sunglasses: Surprisingly good quality, but the case it came with was cheap and ugly (which is fine).
Hat: Hat also good quality.

The returns are expensive and from what I know, they shipped from overseas and would put the responsibility of YOU to pay for the insurance of the package. Anybody who complains about the quality of the items isn't being reasonable, in my opinion. The website sells clothing for very low prices and the fact that they provide promos and discount codes, tells you that the clothing can go for even cheaper. There was nowhere that I could've found a pair of corduroy pants for $13, maybe except a thrift shop so this website is great for people who aren't looking for pricey staple pieces.

The shopping experience is good, a lot of variety of items, love the fact that you can sort reviews by users who upload images, but it's a HIT OR MISS scenario. For some reason, their website shows two identical orders of mine but one was cancelled. One of my pants was shipped separately with only a notification email. There was no tracking and that pants was missing in the order invoice on the website. Had I not gotten an email confirmation about these pants, I don't think there was any more proof that I actually ordered them. I got my package in a very timely manner (within 7 days) so no complaints there but I don't think I'd order from this website again.

This is actually a fun and addictive website to shop on. I already knew what to anticipate as I've seen a lot of these products for the same price on eBay. The biggest thing to expect is long shipping times because most of the stuff comes from China. I've ordered male clothing and home accessories and the items were exactly as described. However, I can't say the same for every single product. Research your product and check out the customer images. It'll give you a better idea of what you'll get. If you're ordering clothes, I'd generally size up because for women t-shirts, I've ordered XL and received what is the equivalent of a USA Medium despite following their size chart.

Some of the pictures like a cat plush I saw was cute in the product photographs, but the customer images showed a bad imitation of the original product where the details are missing and the product was cheaply made. I also purchased a makeup accessory and it never arrived.

Overall, I would make small purchases here because I really like the website and how they collect interesting items. However, as I said early, be weary of your purchases because not everything will look like what it does in the product images. Anticipate long shipping times and try not to purchase anything expensive as it might be hard to get your money back. Quality is hit or miss. And forget about returns; they seem to advertise returns as if it's a quick step, but it's not.

Trulia should take down fake/spam listings. I've responded to so many apartment ads I found and they're either bots or shady brokers that use bait-and-switch or claim the unit isn't available anymore. It's shocking that after making an attempt to report these fakes, this company still allows postings of units that don't even exist. I shared contact and personal information with strangers for nothing.

I found Everlane through a few Instagram ads. I jumped wagon and loved how simple their website is, the transparency of goods, imagery of the factories and ethical sources, and the cut cost of the middle-man. They have styles that I have not seen on other brands, such as the shape of their flats, and the cut on a lot of their tees.

I don't believe that their middle-man story is true. And a white tee is $25, which in my standards, still feels quite expensive for the fabric. Each and every top I purchased had fabric that is super thin and see-through. I can vouch that Madewell sells tops and tees for around the same price, but the quality in comparison is much better. Plus, their stated traditional retail cost sounds ridiculous.

Lastly, returns are a nightmare. You could try returning to their NYC store, but the lines are terrible and they make you wait outside in a line to prevent "overcrowding" in the store. So pretentious.

I had a previous long review to this, so to supplement that long review, I decided to update and I don't feel my opinion on this website has changed much. Sometimes, at the post office, I see large polka dot bags and wish I could've told the sender that it's not worth sending to ThredUp.

Plus, my coworker ordered a jacket from them and it got lost in the mail. ThredUp told her to file a claim with the carrier. This shouldn't be the customer's responsibility. ThredUp knows that filing a claim with a carrier takes ages and rather you (the buyer) waste your own time doing it. ThredUp knows a large majority of people wouldn't go through that hassle and just "forget" about the issue. My coworker decided to forget about it and lost her money.

Oh, and if they somehow donate your items, they get the tax credit for it, not you. So in a way, you're giving them items so that the company can deduct it off their taxes.

Recycle clothes is a great concept, but ThredUp executed it poorly, and try to make up with it by using "cute" packaging that is so wasteful and bad for the environment..

Previously, I was only not recommending Snapfish for backups and also, you cannot delete photos or albums if you choose to. But now it's a total different level. They upload a tracking number that is either fake or never updates. Therefore, you have no idea if your order actually "shipped" or if the products are lost in the mail. You will never find out unless you make the effort to speak to customer support and let them know. This isn't the first time it happened. I knew a few other people who had the same issue.

I contacted customer service (live chat) and they simply told me the tracking didn't update because the carrier didn't do it but the products are still "on its way". But Snapfish themselves couldn't even tell me where the products are. It's blatantly a lie. I was told to wait another 2-3 business days. It's been 15 days.

Now this is not to bash them purely about shipping because the speed isn't their fault. But I previously liked Snapfish for their price range and their quality prints. When I finally got my prints in the mail (after being in limbo), all the images came with a grid-like-waffle effect on them which makes them unusable.

As an update, I thought my spam stopped but instead, I notice it went into my spam box. My once clean spam box is now filled when it was untouched for years. And they're all the same job and recruitment emails that are repetitive, suspicious and give absolutely NO easy way to unsubscribe. Not only did the emails NOT stop, but they also have my full name on it too. So now these people also know my name. That's great. Thanks a lot, CareerBuilder.

If you're wondering why I'm back after complaining about how much I hate Hulu, I couldn't help but pay only $0.99 monthly since that was the cost if you have Spotify. Which by the way, if they could afford to hand out $0.99 subscriptions for Hulu, I'm sure they could afford to lower the amount of ads for regular paid users.

I notice the player works with HTML5/Safari now. No more Flash player or any plug-in required. Great! But.

The new interface makes no sense. I use Hulu to watch ONE show and that was the ONLY show I ever watched on Hulu. Yet, there's never a damn queue to watch the next episode. I manually have to look for it. And there's no way for me to continue the show when I visit the homepage. I have to search for the series then choose a season and an episode. Really?

On top of that, the ads are just as annoying as before. Now, I just keep an adblocker on and wait for the countdowns to finish. This case, I don't have to silence the audio or see the ads. I get they offer an ad-free option for a couple of dollars more, but that's not an option with the Spotify Hulu premium add-on situation. You're stuck with this ad-filled version. In any case, Hulu should just meet the middle price of the ad and ad-free subscription and just charge one fee. Who the f@#$ would actually PAY to watch ads? Most people would complain anyway.

I made an account here because a company that I tried to apply to work for decided that it was MANDATORY to insert a LinkedIn profile in the application. Ever since I made one, I disabled communications on it, and yet coincidentally, I've been receiving job spam on my email consistently. I have to unsubscribe them to stop.

Prior to making an account, I used to get email from people saying they want to connect despite me not ever having an account on LinkedIn. Not only was this annoying, but it didn't make me feel that great about LinkedIn to begin with. Even after making the account, I feel like it has absolutely no use. I'm giving a third party all this information about myself. I like my manual resume and I don't like LinkedIn.

I still kept the account because (1) everywhere asks for it and (2) yes, there are some pros about LinkedIn. Despite being a seemingly failed version of Facebook, it still provides connects to possibly employment. I've seen many places hiring (relating to my field!) However, I wouldn't pay to use this website.

Looking for places to rent here is a nightmare. I can't tell if it's from Zillow's end or from the seller/agent's end, but no listings are ever accurate, never make sense, or ever detailed enough. I've seen listings with no images at all, all capitalized text which is difficult to read, inaccurate information about the neighborhood, careless sloppy descriptions, etc. If you're going to copy and paste descriptions here, at least proofread your stuff. Also, this isn't a roommates website. I'm sick of viewing listings with reasonable prices, only to find the cost is for a SINGLE BEDROOM for a roommate.

Zillow should seriously be moderating these listings and push people to be more specific. Providing no square footage, no images, or a single blurry picture of the rental's floor isn't going to help anyone.

Also, I've been bait and switched so many times. I feel like it should be against the rules for agents to post potential listings for rent, but when you call them up, they try to take down your info to find you other apartments that aren't the one they listed. On top of that, some listings are described as no-fee or don't mention broker fees until you waste your time viewing the apartment to find out last minute that indeed, there's fees charged.

Website is a little outdated but I was willing to tolerate it for the low prices and variety of items. The problem is that several items I tried to purchase didn't have any indications of being sold out (some were actually "restocked"). But when I order it, I get a call from an unknown number with customer service telling me that the product is out of stock after waiting about a week or two.

I don't mind the call, but I would've just preferred an email. It just felt odd to get a call from a random number at a random time, with them telling you something you tried to buy weeks earlier is not available. Also the shipping cost is really high. I saved this website for years in case I ever needed anything from them. Turns out the only thing I needed has been out of stock the past 2 years. Might as well not even list it anymore. I ended up buying the item I needed most elsewhere.

Very disappointed. People who are 20+ years older than me always raved about LL Bean. I live in a very busy city and the nearest store is upstate, about a 2 hour drive. I ordered online a few years ago, and the jeans were so large that I could fit two of myself in it (despite getting the size that is supposed to be my size). Returned it.

Weeks ago, I ordered a jacket, again, it was my size, but it fit like four sizes larger. Called them up and they helped me reorder a smaller size. Again, still too large. How is this even possible? In any case, I understand if I'm returning an item and I pay return shipping. But paying return for an exchange is SO unheard of (from my experience). I ended up having to return both jackets which total cost me $6.95 x 2. Both of them arrived at their warehouse weeks ago and I have yet to see a refund. Read online from other people that it takes up to 4 weeks or more. Never purchasing from their website again. Instead, I'll find that rare occasion to visit the store when I'm near one, then see items in person.

And mind you, the items were shipped back the same day they arrived. I spared no time in getting it back as soon as possible for a refund. Since its been a while, I know it'll happen some time, but it's just extremely SLOW, so it doesn't make me feel THAT great about their service. If they process thousands of returns daily, I get it, but they're making it our problem more than theirs. Also, their sizes are so strange and inconsistent that you'll end up spending a lot of money back and forth returning and exchanging. I should've learned my lesson the first time. Unfortunately, I will no longer shop on LL Bean's website.

Also, I respect their recent policy change due to a lot of people abusing the system. However, the high prices of the clothes no longer reflect the lifetime policy. I'm perfectly fine with a 365 return, but I would want the prices to reflect that. As in be lower.

I'm reviewing as a seller. I found this and figured it'd be a good way to sell my items faster since I have them listed on eBay and Poshmark. Unlike the two other platforms, Mercari doesn't allow listing items from the desktop computer. I don't get why. I would have to transfer images to my phone just to upload on the app. It also won't let me copy and paste product titles or descriptions. Then the app refreshes too quickly, that when I upload images and leave the app to get more information, the app closes the "listing" window. Plus, this would just encourage sellers to make errors since it's hard to work with the small device, at least in my opinion.

You can only upload FOUR images of your item! FOUR is not enough. I would say the low fees and shipping options are the only reason why it's better than Poshmark. Only allowing four images is definitely going to encourage problems with potential buyers. They won't get the idea of an item just from four measly pictures. Sorry, but I rather not risk having every other problem everyone else here seems to have. Mercari has potentials but some of these things need to change.

I only rated this two stars because the app and website are nicely done. But don't be fooled by good design or the funny commercials. I used this app to list a bunch of stuff from electronics, clothes and accessories, and furniture. Everyone replying was "is this still available?", people who don't know English, or people who just waste your time with stupid questions that already have been answered in the description/details.

A big issue is that this platform has only been out for a little bit of time, so there's many more sellers than there are buyers. Perhaps after a few years, LetGo will improve in its community. As of now, it has no benefit to me and only been a waste of time. I removed my listings and emailed them to delete my account. It felt really weird and discomforting for me to post my listings here. In reality, the platform is good. The problem is mainly the community of buyers and maybe even sellers.

Affordable clothes in different styles. I bought two jackets, material isn't all that great but for $40, you can't go wrong. Shipping is fast, returns are easy. Great selection of items. Browsing could be better. Zara's website looks like it was designed to view like a magazine or a photography website, rather than a clothing website.

I always purchased from ASOS because they have a lot of products that I like and their shipping is fast. I doubt I will ever buy again after this situation. I returned 4 of 5 items I didnt like. They refunded me incorrectly for a pair of jeans, mistaking it for the pair I kept. Because of that, they gave me a smaller refund. Contacted them, told them, and they said the remaining correct refund will show up in my statement within 3 weeks. Weeks pass, no refund. From mid-November until now, February 3, I have yet to receive a refund.

Contacted them multiple times. During December, they ignored my email then responded to me (after I contacted them AGAIN) 11 days later. Was told sorry were busy. Every single time I get a response, its from a different person who has no idea what theyre talking about.

I sent ASOS every bit of information they needed, including the bank statement with my name, address, card info, etc. and was told we need the full statement, its not enough, etc. Was told Im not allowed to block out information not pertaining to ASOS on the statement, yet another CSR told me I could. Im not sharing any more personal information with these strangers. I filed a chargeback with my credit card company and told them what happened along with all the proof. I doubt I will ever shop here again unless Im desperate.