Jina W.

As for me I generally satisfied with Edhelper service. Although they have some problems with customer assistance but still they supply good and useful edu materials and the cost of subscription is quite reasonable.

A very nice site. Easy to use. I've just chose the ingridients and got a nice recipe.

I've found a very nice recipe of coories on this site. Thanks.

I was looking for a tutor for myself as I spent 3 years at home with my little son and I needed to refresh my skills before starting work again. I found a suitable teacher at Tutorz.com but I got a responce from him only in a week. I still needed the tutoring by that time and I hired this teacher and I'm satisfied with the results. But I think they need to do something to speed up the processing of the customers requests.

Gourmet has a nice collection of recipes and cooking. For some dishes they even have very nice video tutorials. Unfortunately their collection is not really rich. What I miss at this web-site is step-by-step photos to accomplish the preparation instructions. Besides the way they group the dishes often puzzles me when I have some ingredients but I do not know what to cook of them yet.

I was charmed by this nice web-site at first. But they really have to do something with the customer service. When I had an issue with a coupon purchased from KGB I didn't manage to reach them by phone and they just ignored my e-mails. I decided that it is better to save my time and just forget about this.

I was looking for PSAT tutor for my very bright daughter with some problems in reading. This site offers a nice choice of tutors and they respond very quickly. But the rates of the tutors on this site is higher than on similar sites. And actually it seems to me that the same tutors are listed in several web-sites.

In January 2012 the company I work for was contacted by Melissa Lark -- sales person -- *******@seenmagazine.us. She told my boss how great seen magazine could help our company to market to their ostensibly huge network of educators and parents. They promised that they would create a tailored marketing campaign that would set our company apart from our competitors. Or so we believed...

First sign of trouble was that they tricked us into signing an advertisement contract of $6,000 which essentially consisted of an banner ad in their magazine. We succumbed to Melissa's attempts of manipulation. After the contract's grace period she failed to return our emails (ostensibly eaten by the spam detector), failed to return phone calls, did a crappy job with the ad and could not post the article for which our team spent a lot of time writing. Now The seenmagazine probably was never interested publishing this free article -- this was only the bait to lure us in.

On March 9th we canceled the contract. Melissa pretended nothing has happened, published an ad which we never saw before and asked for the $6,000. They harassed us with payment letters and now they threaten my company to sue us in court.

How does Melissa Lark sleep at night? She is giving education a bad reputation and manipulating honest educators.

Bottom line: Stay away from SEEN Magazine!

Horrible site, disgusting customer service. Don't trust them!