Jeff S.

MSN says they filter junk mail out of your Inbox. But all they're doing is placing disgusting advertising emails into your Junk Mailbox. And, because they occasionally filter emails you want to receive, you have to scan through 150 disgusting advertising emails per day looking for emails you don't want to miss. Like emails from a doctor, or friend, or a trusted company you want to hear from. MSN has been urged to stop this disgusting practice for many years, but because they don't want to reduce the advertising revenue they likely receive, they do nothing. They don't even give its users the ability to design their own filtering mechanisms so this disgusting email doesn't go to their Junk Mailbox. Take a vacation, and you'll be scanning through 1000 emails in your Junk Mailbox when you return. Disgusting!

weather.com is so full of advertising and click bait that if I don't use an ad blocker my screens take forever to refresh. Initially, they only requested that I turn off my ad blocker, now I can't use the site unless I do so. I don't plan to give in to their desire to make my experience a poor one.

Couldnt believe my eyes when I opened my package from Amazon. I ordered and paid $59.00 for a new Honeywell thermostat. What I received was a blister pack that had been previously opened and taped shut. But the real kicker was that the thermostat had a price tag from Salvation Army on it. On the price tag were the words Used Sold AS IS. Price - $4.99. So someone in the Amazon food chain bought this USED thermostat at a Salvation Army store for $4.99, and sold it to me as NEW for $59.00. Attempts to review this item and seller on Amazon have been denied by Amazon. I cant imagine why I would trust Amazon and continue buying through them in the future.