Jilly J.

Clean and organized, good place to shop for my kids.

I absolutely hated Peopleclaim when my client used it to file a complaint because I pride myself on doing a really good job. My SO pointed out that my client was at least part right and I should stop being a whiny baby and talk to him. I had to admit that at least he hadn't written a trashy anonymous review that I wouldn't know about for months. We talked and worked it out and since then he's given me two more jobs. What is even better is that I had two deadbeat customers and I used it to file complaints against them. One is a big company that had been ignoring my invoices for a year and a half because they knew I could not afford to go to court. They paid me inside a week. The second one didn't pay yet but I will be patient. If you have your own company you don't have much protection against people who don't pay you. So thank you and I will use it again.

I'd rather shop here than online for business supplies, they are always very helpful.

I really like their groceries etc, I get twice the size of things like that addictive sweet kale salad for the same price as in my grocery store. Their electronics always seems slightly past their sell-by date--everything I look at, there's a newer model coming out.

I really like reading the WSJ for its news stories but some of the editorial content is really biased and offensive. I don't understand why the business and consumer reporting is so good but WSJ seems to have no control over the editorials.

They sided with their business member when I had a real complaint. The FCC did not agree that their member had made a 'reasonable offer' so it all worked out but no thanks to them.