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I had a project for painting and trim in my home. I decided to use Homeadviser.com powered by Angi. After collecting all of my information and email address there were no recommendations for professionals, no referrals. All I got was emails about other projects & their costs in my area, Of course there were no real project costs listed. I unsubscribed several times and I'm still getting emails. Sending them all to junk mail at this point. Totally worthless as a service and seems like a scam.
Tip for consumers:
Basically it appears HomeAdvisor.com powered by Angi serves as a site to collect your contact information and bombard you with advertising even after you unsubscribe. I recommend not using it. Better off with Google searches.
Products used:
This is an online service for free. I ended up not using them as they didn't provide the service they advertise to connect you with home professionals
Initially, I liked the service however I found that as time went on I was receiving more and more bad produce (tomatoes smashed or rotting, wilted scallions) in each shipment. I contacted customer service as got some credit. I decided to pause (which you can only do by skipping weeks up to 6 weeks). Then when reviewing my credit card I saw a charge for another box. I contacted customer service immediately to cancel the box and was told they couldn't cancel as it was in "pre-shipment" Today is Wednesday the box won't ship til Saturday and they can't cancel it? Seriously. I got no notification. Some other pet peeves: The front page of their website is so full of offers for new customers its hard to log in for current customers.
Bottom line: The recipes were the best thing about this service, but the food quality leaves a lot to be desired.
Tip for consumers:
Plan in advance. You have to make all edits & cancellations a full week in advance.
Products used:
3 meals a week.
This is a third party referral service that is high pressure and intrusive. They do not respect requests to remove you from their lists and call you for MONTHS after your initial inquiry. Then they distribute your info to a variety of corporate senior communities. Proceed at your risk.
What ever you do, don't even think about using live chat on their site. It's a robot survey disguised as chat to get your contact information and offer no live assistance. Then good luck trying to talk to someone in customer service to request they not spam you with product emails. STAY AWAY FROM NOLO.
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Hi L G., Please contact community@caring.com immediately for assistance in getting on our Do No Call and/or Do Not Email list. Ask for Denise G. And I'll personally follow up to ensure your email and/or phone are removed from any additional referral outreach. Please note: We initiate such outreach only after a consumer specifically asks for our help via a toll-free helpline or online form submission -- with our terms of use and privacy policy included in those flows, and notification to the consumer that in asking for referral help, we will share their contact info with senior living communities or home care agencies matched to their query -- as they've requested. Sometimes consumers miss that information in the online form, and/or in speaking with a family advisor, but I can certainly assist you. We are most definitely NOT a phishing enterprise. Looking forward to receiving your message soon so we can further assist you in getting removed.