Leslie B.

I use it mostly for books and movies, and they are the best. I encourage you also to look for things as small as silk pins, and as big as a house. You won't believe what you can get on this site. Actually, it's just fun to look at all the stuff. My boyfriend does a lot of handy work--he can fix anything--and he finds parts for everything, used and new. The delivery is lightning fast.

Pinterest has now resorted to gangster pop-ups on other shopping sites that won't let you shut them down. Your only choice is to stop shopping. I'm pretty sure this isn't legal, and I agree with Robert H. That they won't let you unsubscribe. If you want to do that or tell them about a problem, all you get is an endless loop. I have also encountered what Eddie R. Complains about. Pinterest is way out of control.

Why don't they give us "minus" stars for our reviews?

When I started getting petitions to sign that seemed equivocal, I got a little pickier about what I signed from CREDO. One I got today about L'Oreal convinced me that CREDO is not a social action site at all--they are a paid service for political and sales organizations.

I absolutely agree with the rater above--CREDO is a bunch of pandering profiteers, who will take attention away from the larger issues in order to sell you on a lie with their blathering about minutiae.

If you start signing the $#*! they send you, you will eventually embarrass yourself, as I have.