Kathleen W.

Service data they use on the taxpayers dime... which doesn't prevent them from adding online ads on top of it all. Weather.com seems okay so far.

The full set of 12 "keys" ("training") are doled out one at a time once a month over a 12-month period = $1300, no 30-day trial, no refunds for previous if you cancel before the 12 months even days later. Sure you can cancel at any time, just be informed how this works here, that you won't be refunded for the current or previous month/s. These types talk about starting out poor or in debt living at their mom's house - whatever, just like most of us. Youtube and mucho $100s a month + fast talking makes him rich, not his "random" calls to local businesses.

Just lost $232 in a recent transaction with them. They pointed out an issue with one item while not revealing the other in the same order then refused to take the items back. Call Visa should you encounter this same problem - avoid the Michigan and Texan stores, but may be others. Very expensive postage to boot.

"Select Pewter Maple" or Pewter Maple is a soft "red" maple manufactured in Canada by Lumber Liquidators under their brand name Casa de Colour - nothing is being liquidated here except your wallet. Turns out it is about as soft as pine on the Janka scale and easily scratches and dents - it is not American hardwood maple and no contractors here have heard of it. In case you bought or buy from Lumber Liquidators, make sure you receive all your invoice pages (there should be at least 3 including their terms and conditions), and know that if you try to return their poor quality wood, they will start an "exchange" game followed by a "beat the clock" game, followed by "good cop bad cop", where apparently the local store can ignore corporate "customer care" and refuse to accept your return... on the 91st day. Much more went on, keep detailed notes and contact your major credit card company within 60 days (may differ, give them a call) to start a claim - maybe you'll avoid being stuck with 30 boxes of "hardwood", although we were lucky enough to have caught the problems before having all of it permanently installed. You've probably heard about the class action lawsuit currently against Lumber Liquidators for their toxic Chinese laminate with the dangerous formaldehyde levels people unknowingly installed in their homes. Best to avoid them and their so-called "sale" prices, because you won't be getting the "sale" or American quality you thought you were buying.

Never received item from the seller, who replied that she'd look into it then did nothing. Was not only told by Etsy that I couldn't open a case when I contacted them, but the Open a Case button is missing from my purchase page, even though the 54th day from purchase and supposedly 60 days from the item's processing date allowed (btw, I don't recall ever seeing an Open a Case button for this item). Etsy also informed me that their sellers are not obligated to replace or refund non-received items (wow)! Your remedy? Contact your Credit Card company and dispute the charge within 60, even 90 days (check the claims limitation of your own credit card company to be sure).