Julie R.

We have used AAA roadside assistance a half-dozen times in the 30 or so years we've had it and we are always pleased with the service we're given.

Today, my 1992 Ford Ranger wouldn't start and it took only a half-hour for AAA to arrive. Brad took great care of us. It turns out our battery was ten years old. He installed a new battery in no time and our truck fired right up. He couldn't have been more pleasant or efficient.

Over the years, we've called AAA roadside assistance for either dead batteries or flat tires when out-of-state. They are always prompt, efficient, professional and reasonable. We're AAA customers for life.

I have been a member of Websleuths for over a year. I find most of the other members to be caring, intelligent people who write interesting commentary on cases. They frequently bring relevant life and job experience to bear on the discussions. For example, members come from all sorts of occupations that can be relevant to a case under discussion: attorneys, teachers, nurses, psychologists, social workers, members of law enforcement, etc.

I don't understand why so many of the reviews on this site are negative, but it looks like many of the people commenting here violated Websleuths' terms of service. The TOS stipulate a variety of rules that keep the site informative and civil: information must come from a mainstream media source; victim-shaming is not tolerated; family members of victims or suspects are not to be sleuthed; etc. I comment quite often and I've never had a "time out."

If you are interested in Websleuths, check it out. With over 150,000 Websleuth members, the reviews on this site are not representative of most members. Judge for yourself.

We have had many problems with Express Scripts in the past. They take at least 3 to 4 weeks to send out a prescription, so we are always in the position of paying ridiculously expensive expedited shipment charges. Furthermore, I have NEVER received my sleeping pill from them even though they say they have mailed it. I believe someone within Express Scripts steals controlled substances.

Our latest debacle with this company is that they told us we could no longer fill our prescriptions at Kroger, that Kroger was no longer in our plan. I contacted our company and this is not true. I called Express Scripts again and spoke with a different customer service rep who said that Kroger is in our plan, but if we use them instead of using Walgreen's or Express Scripts, we will incur a severe penalty.

I insisted on speaking with a supervisor. I told the supervisor I wanted a cost analysis of the cost to us of filling our prescriptions at Kroger versus Walgreen's. I already knew that every one of our prescriptions is cheaper at Kroger than at Walgreen's. At that point, the supervisor acquiesced and admitted that we could use Kroger without any penalty.

Obviously, Express Scripts makes a greater profit if the customer uses Walgreen's or Express Scripts instead of Kroger. The supervisor denied that his underlings were told to try to make customers use the retail outlets that are more profitable to Express Scripts, but I don't believe it. I told him the problem is one of the following: 1) Employees are told to shift customers to retail outlets that are more profitable for Express Scripts, which is dishonest; or 2) The employees of Express Scripts are very poorly trained and don't understand the prescription policies they enforce. Either explanation is a bad reflection on Express Scripts.

This is one of the worst companies I have ever dealt with. If you must deal with them, insist on speaking with supervisors only.

Take a look on Poppoly's website. It's so easy to tell the reviews are fake. The first item I looked at had 87 reviews. Nearly all the reviews gave the dress 5/5 stars. These very high ratings are typical for most of their products, but when you come to an independent review site like Sitejabber, you see the truth: very low ratings due to shipping delays, poor product quality, inaccurate sizing, terrible customer service, refusal to give refunds, etc. The comments on Poppoly's website look like they are almost all fake. Nearly every comment is brief and not very helpful: cute dress, got lots of compliments, very flattering, etc., unlike typical honest product reviews where reviewers give much more extensive information about fit, fabric, accuracy of sizing, etc. Furthermore, many reviews are written by people whose native language is not English judging by the phrasing and grammatical errors. Buyer beware. There are many companies that are selling clothing made in China that looks great on their websites, but is actually garbage.

I have purchased glasses from Speert on three separate occasions. I usually order 5 pairs of glasses each time I place an order. My vision has been declining rapidly over the past 10 years, so my magnification needs have frequently increased. I am thrilled with Speert. I wear very strong reading glasses (+4.5 or +5.0 diopters depending on the level of ambient light in the room). I am able to buy excellent glasses at very reasonable prices at Speert. I can actually see print better with the reading glasses I bought at Speert than with the prescription glasses I had made locally. It may have had something to do with the fact that the prescription glasses were bifocals, but I find the quality of the lenses in the glasses I buy from Speert to be wonderful. I am a completely satisfied customer.