Rebecca S.

They don't even deserve one star! Derila is a scam. I ordered from a website called Emitllc. In reality, you're ordering from Derila, they just use platforms to scam! On the 1st screen, I ordered 1 pillow. On the next screen, I ordered 1 pillowcase. On the next screen, they tried to sell something else...I didn't buy. The next screen was for payment. I chose PayPal Credit. I thought the next screen would be for order review. Instead, it had 2 po numbers, one with FOUR pillows and another with FOUR pillowcases! There was no way to change it! I immediately called PayPal for a dispute and Emit to tell them to cancel immediately! The girl in a "remote" location said she had the order canceled. Great! Next day, I got an email that the order shipped! Again, I called PayPal and Emit, getting "Paul in a remote area". He tried to get me to take a 50% discount to keep the items. I said NO! Then he said they would refund all the money, all $156 and I could keep it. I told him I would send it back. The next day, I saw a refund to PayPal of 71.26! More calls to PayPal who sided with their Asian counterpart. Thankfully, I used PayPal Credit, which is Synchrony Bank, who has to follow banking laws. They got me a partial refund but because there were 2 purchase orders, designed to confuse, I still didn't have a full refund. I continued to hammer, call, hammer and continually tell them over and over the scam, and finally got ALL of my money, almost 2 months later! I will ALWAYS look up reviews on everything I buy.

Date of experience: November 23,2023

Curiosity killed the cat. I thought I would scan to see what they had. A pineapple corer! I love pineapple! It turned out to be a piece of tin that wasn't sharp enough to get through a tomato. The "plush" bathmat? A thin piece of foam that leaks right through to the floor. There were several other items that werent worth the bag they were in. Except a telescoping fan and corner sweep went into the garbage, along with my $33.00. When I scoped it, it was useless! It didn't bend to clean the blades! More garbage! Score: China $39.00 - Me 0

I signed up for AARP when I turned 50,16 years ago, and almost immediately started receiving tellemarketing calls. At the time, we only had a home phone and, unaware why this was happening, I signed up for the 'do not call' with the Dept. of Agriculture. Every day it was something new, windows, plumbing, someone wanting to buy our home. In the meantime, I got a cell phone and the calls started on that, too. It took me 3 years to realize where all of these calls were orignating from. I called AARP and they actually admitted to selling member names for profit. I was furious! It took several years after getting rid of AARP to stop receiving unwanted calls but the damage was done. NEVER again! I won't take United Healthcare supplemental Medicare insurance because its written by AARP. They definitely create alot of problems for members as well as the outrageous cost of Hartford insurance. Get a quote and when they write the policy, it will be $1,000 over quote. If you don't take it, they report you to the state and you'll get a letter that your license is suspended for no insurance, even if you've purchased a policy elsewhere. AARP and their co-conspirators will definitely cause you heartache