Peter K.

I booked a flight from Greece to Pittsburgh, PA. The return flight, from Pittsburgh to Boston, was on Jet Blue. Turkish Airlines maintained, even over the phone, than the Jet Blue flight would leave at 8.25PM. But I looked on the Jen Blue website, and it said 7.08PM. I called Turkish Airlines again - they told me that Jet Blue made a mistake. But I only have to book 90 minutes before departure. The REAL departure time was what Jet Blue told me. So if I followed the Turkish Airlines website, I would have missed my flight. Turkish Airlines has already made me miss my flight and left me starved at a hotel, as they refused to provide the TSA regulations. Now they also almost made me miss my flight! NEVER take the Turkish Airlines website to be true!

This shop has at least two big problems. The first is that the prices it shows (if you go into the shop) are not the same as the prices that are scanned - and the strange thing is that, the price that scans is always HIGHER - if it was by chance, you would assume half would be higher and half would be lower. But ALL are higher. So I think that Giant Eagle just assumes that they can trick customers, who never remember the price they saw on the shelf. But I do remember. The other thing is that, after a customer (I) finds the price is higher than on the shelf, even to get a refund of 10c, Giant Eagle takes about 20 minutes to give you your 10c back. So they make it so that the customer has no protection! So my method is to just get up and leave if the price is wrong, and let the employees (who are probably miserable as well in that shop) deal with the mess.

I used a card, which I has used 5 minutes earlier on Amazon and used 5 minutes after on Doc Martin, but their website said 'there is a problem with your card, please contact your card provider'. Since then, I have tried to order online a total of 8 times, and each time they do not want my card - although they took it before. I know there is no problem with the card, so obviously they do not want me as a customer!

Walgreens, in Pittsburgh, PA, had booked for me a Covid test, and I knew that the tests were carried out at a drive-through. As I suffer from epilepsy, I am not allowed to drive a car, so I went on my bike. The people on the window refused the test, and told me that the only way to get tested was to (as they said) 'rent an UBer'. Fine, but they say they will not pay for it, so disabled people like me are made to pay extra, which is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

I wanted to get Tailored Resume to improve my resume, and so, like many people, I paid with a card. A few seconds later, I get a warning from my bank, saying there was a 'double charge'. So obviously, I pressed that no, I had not paid Tailored Resume twice. But it takes a while to sort out, so just have this as a note, don't try paying Tailored Resume if you want to finish up really fast! It is logically actually a Pay Pal issue, not a Tailored Resume, but it was a bit upsetting to me!

I bought a copy of Office 2019 from them. They took 3 hours to send what their website said would take less than 30 minutes, and when they sent a physical copy of the product, it had so many problems it took me 3 hours to find a way to fix it. Their agents like to hand up on the customer, too, even while we were talking - if I said anything the agent did not like, he just hung up!