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Ordered a medium hand tossed with meat, jalapenos and mushrooms and marinara sauce. I got a pizza (?) 1/2 without cheese, void of any noticeable marinara sauce, some slices with no meat, several slices just a piece of bread with scatterings of mushrooms and jalapenos. They weren't busy, it was 11:30 am when I ordered it, nobody was there when I picked it up so that can't be the reason - just a crappy pizza. I'm not too worried, I'll never go there again.

I ordered door hardware that required a "special order" status that I was told would take 5-6 weeks which I agreed to. Now 7 weeks after the fact, their "Customer Happiness Specialist" whom informed me today, only after I contacted them, that the hardware will not be available until 9/13.6 months to fill an order. How about rephrasing that title to "We Really Don't Care About Customer Happiness Nor Do We Need Any More Business Specialist".

LinkedIn falls in the same category as those small cutthroat "businesses" that offer a premium subscription to their product only to find out they hit you with a one time or recurring automatic billing that blindsides you. Only LinkedIn goes bigger than those smaller outfits to the tune of more than $500.00. $575.88 to be exact. If you do read the small print you may be able to catch the scam but that's my point, beware, watch out for what LinkedIn is capable of.