Jonny S.

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I just want to download the template for a label so I can print a frigging label. This dumb website requires email, log-in etc. Makes me never want to buy an Avery label again.
And by the way, Word Perfect has them already installed. Just another reason to LOVE Wordperfect and HATE MSWord - the most user-unfriendly software...

I bought a few replacement dishes from this website a few years ago and overall I am very pleased. The packing and shipping was topnotch. I'm still missing a few however and I would like to find the replacements and I have it set up so this website will email me when some come in. I get an occasional email and I follow the link and there are none there. I only want an email if the actual item is available but there seems to be no way to turn off their marketing emails, so knocked off a star.

I have to say I am extremely impressed with this software. I had a lengthy paper to type and I really did not feel like typing it with my keyboard. (I use Google talk to text on occasion but that is marginal thanks to Google uploading everything to the transmitting everything to the cloud first.) I googled some thing and landed on this page. I downloaded it and was up and running literally in minutes. The user interface was extremely simple and intuitive and the integration with my word processing software was seamless. Very impressed with the overall process.

This software is excellent. I have saved so many computers with this - it's free, but I have the "pro" license because I am happy to support a great app. I cannot believe anyone gave this less that 5 stars. I use it all the time. A colleague had a very expensive all-in-one computer and it was starting to have problems. His genius son thought he should just buy a new computer. I ran the free version on his machine and it is now as good as new.
Great software. Also, on the occasional time when I've had to contact customer service they were helpful and responsive.

These websites are largely selling you a fantasy. Like pretty much all of these Slavic-women dating websites, you have to understand how they work. The women are real, meaning they are real photos of real people - not CGI created photographs. But that does not mean you will communicate with the person in the picture, it's highly unlikely in fact. You have to understand what's going on in that part of the world (even before the invasion). So a beautiful woman poses for some glamor shots, gives the pictures to the website and they create a profile that is staffed by anybody anywhere. It's a nice fantasy but just don't get your hopes up. I give higher rating to this website than others because they do seem to organize legitimate tours -you can see the videos on their website. If you really want to meet a foreign bride, that's the way you have to do it - go there. It's possible to connect with the actual female via various social media accounts. Usually they do not reply or they will block you with some sort of "I am prohibited from contacting you outside the website" type message. Of course they're going to say that. If they're really looking for love that's not the response you get.

Like pretty much all of these dating websites you have to understand how they work. The women are real meaning there are real people they're not CGI created photographs. But that does not mean you will communicate with that person. These websites are largely selling you a fantasy. You have to understand what's going on in that part of the world (even before the invasion). So a beautiful woman takes some glamor shots, gives the pictures to the website and they create a profile that is staffed by anybody anywhere. It's a nice fantasy but just don't get your hopes up. I give higher rating to this website than others because they do seem to organize legitimate tours you can see the videos on their website. If you really want to meet a foreign bride, that's the way you have to do it.

I have to say I'm surprised by all the negative reviews. I've used Comcast business for at least 5 years now and it's been for the most part great. One complaint I have is when I make a call with my landline phone, if I don't enter all the numbers in quickly enough it will time out. I think a little bit longer time should be given to allow me to search for the phone numbers.

I honestly think this is the most legitimate Russian dating website I've come across. Sure you have to pay to communicate with the females, I get that but it's not filled with overly dolled up glamorous, possibly beautiful women. They honestly seem real and when I created my profile I didn't get flooded with emails once I paid. The few women I've interacted with seem pretty normal and responsive. I don't know what everybody is saying about scammers but there's been none of that with my experience with the website.
In fact a few women rejected me because I'm in the US and won't even blocked me because she just didn't understand my question but I was out of her age range. That is what a normal website should do

So just to explain how these websites work. The pictures are of real girls. And they probably are really in Ukraine or Russia or wherever they say they are. But that's all that is real. Probably somewhere in Greece or another country you have women and men working in rooms manning the profiles and pretending to send out emails.
To give you an example, I get emails from "women" on this website. Occasionally I open them and today an email came from a woman in Odessa. This is a city currently besieged by Russia. There's no mention of any conflict any concern nothing. Just lovely flowery language about how she hopes to meet the man of her dreams etc.

I recently moved and wanted a new carpet. I bought two from Rugsource and they were promptly shipped. I had them in my apartment and on floor within 5 days. Turns out I didn't like either so the return/exchange process was very simple. Great website & prompt customer service. I bought from them in the past as well and I recall it being a good experience too.

This website wants to sell you information and it's somewhat based on fear. It collects public data and then miscategorizes it sometimes and makes you think you need to update it, but you can't do it without paying. I will tell you the trial method was cheap and it was easy to cancel so props for that. But for example, it said I have a criminal record and it turned out to be a parking ticket. That's just nonsense - parking tickets are not crimes. ‍

The information seems reliable and accurate and I paid a year subscription, but the cancelation process is nearly impossible. Sleazy website - once I got an error message, another time a pop-up came in to divert me from canceling. All intentionally done to keep me from canceling.

I've used online Nautica for a while. Generally it's been great but more recently it's disappointing. The website pages are slow to load and I put some items in my shopping cart and I want to buy them but nothing happens when I want to check out.

1 star for the abysmal customer service. Customer service tickets are addressed by various people throughout the day and week, and I asked a simple question and the response I received initially turned out to be wrong. But I did not know that and it became a successive debate with people telling me that I was confused and didn't understand - literally the stupidest experience I've ever had with customer service. And when I finally showed it to them, at no point did anybody say "Oh sorry, what that person said was wrong," and I even sent them the screenshot. Idiotic customer service.

When you follow an email and try to log in to check your credit score, it takes you somewhere where EVERY page is to sign up to their credit monitoring for $25/month $300/year. Sheesh. Annoying.

I'm over all very pleased with the value I receive for my phone service. I don't pay nearly as much as people with subscription plans. My one gripe is that if you don't remember to pay it, they will turn off your service with little or in this case no warning. A simple automatic text message would be better

I'm over all very pleased with the value I receive for my phone service. I don't pay nearly as much as people with subscription plans. My one gripe is that if you don't remember to pay it, they will turn off your service with little or in this case no warning. A simple automatic text message would be better

I'm over all very pleased with the value I receive for my phone service. I don't pay nearly as much as people with subscription plans. My one gripe is that if you don't remember to pay it, they will turn off your service with little or in this case no warning. A simple automatic text message would be better

This website is used by at least one scammer to "verify identity" but in so doing, the user also agrees to ongoing charges. They're usually easy to reverse and cancel, but still can be a hassle.