Ron K.

Have you heard about Milo yet? According to the their website they dub their service as: "Your local shopping companion".

What does this mean exactly? Milo is an online service that will search the inventory of major retailers in YOUR local area, advising you of availability of product you're looking for - and BEST PRICE!. In other words, it's a multi-search engine for shopping.

I was then shocked to see them say that 95% of sales happen at real stores in the real world. That is brick and mortar shops as opposed to somewhere on the Internet. Are you surprised as well? Bizarre, right?

If you have shopped for something in the real world recently, you'll know that the stores with the cheapest prices are also usually sold out of what you want. And when do you find that out? When you get to the store, of course.

I hate taking pointless trips! And I hate being unhappy even more! What about you?

Enter Milo, which will help you answer these three questions:

1. What's available at local stores?
2. Which product is the best for me?
3. Where is it cheapest and available in stock?

This could be an invaluable shopping tool to save you money on product, and "running-around" time to find what you're looking for!

Happy hunting...
Ron.

Resolve. The problem wasn't Loeber, it was my Smart fortwo. Loeber Motors has been exemplary in resolving an issue that belonged with the car. My car's security now corrected. Best team at any dealer, I'm grateful to Joe Schlauch, Bill Lindahl, and Michael Loeber for making things right. They are people of their word, and hard to find that in any car sales. Whatever you buy, your happiness is only as safe as the dealer you buy from. These guys are good for on a promise. Very Highly recommend Loeber Motors.

This seems the most reliable/valid accounting of Tessline I could find. There are articles supporting Tessline (sponsored by Tessline?) Many more calling the company a "Scam" and "ponzi scheme". The article I've sampled below seems the most reliable involving court actions against the company.

At the BOTTOM, you'll find the link to the full article.

"Insurer Allianz has obtained High Court injunctions against an Irish-based financial services company that is subject of a warning from the Central Bank of Ireland and a Garda investigation.

Allianz sought the injunctions against Tessline Ltd, with an address at Crescent Building Northwood Crescent, Northwood, Santry, Dublin 9, after the defendant said it was insured by Allianz.

Allianz claimed Tessline had misled customers about its insurance status in posts on social media platforms, including YouTube.

Allianz said it never insured or had an agreement with Tessline, which has held itself out to be an investment and trading firm and an "unquestionable leader in the online investment and asset management markets".

Tessline had displayed falsified signed documents with what appears to be the Allianz company seal on its website, and on social media posts, to support its claim that a contract of insurance existed between the parties, Allianz also claimed.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/allianz-gets-high-court-injunction-against-tessline-1.*******

Next time you need a temporary, disposable, email address in a hurry, perhaps to register for an offer on a web site, give them your mailnesia.com address.

To create a receive-only address at mailnesia.com, just make up any name to put at the start of the domain and hand it over as your email address. I tried *******@mailnesia.com as a test. Went o site. Logged in with anonymous e-mail I created, and test worked flawlessly.

When you want to check ALL/ANY incoming messages, just head over to www.mailnesia.com and enter the name you made up. You can instantly read all the mail in that mailbox. The UI is clean, simple to use, and works flawlessly.

Mail is only kept A COUPLE days. So if you need to archive a response to mailenasia, simply copy/paste for safe keeping.

So next time you need to register for an offer, and don't want to provide your full details to a company that you've never heard of, you know what to do.