Nayma G.

I've only used it as a buyer. It's great to find new artists and better than licensing your songs to Spotify or Apple. The UX could improve, especially the music player, which is ugly.

I've been using this site as a buyer since 2001 and I've never had a bad experience, but mostly because I only buy from sellers with a good reputation. Their shipping deals are better now that they've partnered with DHL. Judging by the reviews here, I probably wouldn't use it as a seller. They're an international company that should provide great service for both buyers and sellers.

I'm giving it 3 stars. I'm not sure why the main site displays only 1 star.

If I'm not mistaken, I ended up at Udemy via Social Stack, and to SS via Boing Boing (?). I've bought some courses that were good and some of them so complete that I haven't had the time to finish them. It's great that you can check them out at your pace. The courses offer interaction between the students and the instructors. The store is easy to navigate and secure. No problems at all, but I've also taken free courses that were a waste of time. I'd go for the best rated ones, unless you have plenty of free time ;)

I had a good experience with Airbnb. My stay was cheap and convenient, but I stayed at a house with zero security and the owner was never home. I kept thinking there could be a fire, a robbery or something worse, and no one would ever know until it's too late. The only line of defense was to basically lock your door. Airbnb needs to work on security guidelines.

* Their customer service was quick and helpful. I had to cancel my first booking and they refunded the money. For my second booking I chose the place with the best ratings.

I'm a professional journalist taking my business online. Professional webmasters recommended Namecheap to me, among three other companies. According to them, this was the best for beginner-medium or even professional requirements if you don't want many complications. Another one was too technical and more expensive hosting, minus domain registration. The last one seemed as easy but didn't include domain registration either. So I decided based on the whole package and ease of use. Everything has been smooth and easy to understand except this policy with the SSL certificates. Namecheap offers one for free the first year, then charge for it. These certificates are free and many companies include them with their packages. I had to rely on Cloudflare for protection. I'd improve this issue to give the service a top rating. I like Namecheap's policy on permanent privacy with the domains, and am planning to expand my business after a year of testing. Hopefully things will work nicely and I'll stay with this company.

I've had an Amazon account since its early days, when they used to sell mostly books. Their service was always A+ (secure transaction and packing, fast shipping), but the international shipping costs were always terribly high. Buying from resellers was an option, but shipping would still cost me up to ten times more than the product.

I made the transaction in the MX version of the site, which is secure and easy to navigate. My computer was personalized and shipped directly from Cupertino in a week via UPS. The package was secure and the tracking system very reliable. I've bought other products from Apple and the experience has always been great.