Stephanie L.

I bought a few necklaces from them using a Livingsocial deal. The necklace was regularly priced at $105 and the deal was for $16 each. Makes me think they weren't really worth at much to begin with. However, they did come as described. Only a slight delay in shipping.

Website is pretty easy to use. I use it when I need to put a hold on my mail (i. E. I go on vacation) or need to figure out the postage for something that is not a standard letter.

I use craigslist mainly for looking for housing and then furnishing my place. If you are patient and don't mind driving around your area, you can get a lot of good deals on used things.

I am surprised Yelp's rating is low. I always use it when I am trying to find a new restaurant or even trying to decide what to try at a new place. Their "highlights" have kind of gone down hill. It's not so helpful, when you highlight words like "bar," "music," or "brunch." They used to be more specific recommendations for good dishes to order... hence only 4 stars. Also, did you notice how some of the reviews are hidden at the bottom... down to 3 stars now.

Order the Eco Wish lanterns and they came promptly. I wanted to order 50, but incidentally the 50 pack was "sold out." However, you can buy two 25 packs for slight more money. This makes no sense and they came in a box of 10 in packages of 5. Seems a little gimmicky.

Great way to share information. I don't exactly understand how the folders and sharing works. Maybe I am not that smart, but I think a good design should be fairly intuitive.

Booking tends to have some of the smaller B&Bs not found in the larger sites. I like the website layout how they show you a lot of pictures.

I have gotten a few rental cars for cheaper than other sites by using the priceline negotiator. Also, they sometimes have hotels or smaller B&Bs that I don't seen on the large sites, like expedia.

A real estate website. According to my real estate agent, its one of the better, more reliable ones. Great way to get a sense of the market, but you are probably better off getting the MLS, since its more official.

I do a TON of online shopping and UPS is a frequent deliverer. I generally find them very reliable. If you sign up online you get notifications the day before a delivery and after its delivered.

The Italo is one of the private trains that runs through Italy. There is an English version. The only downside is you have to know the names of the train stations, it doesn't tell you the city. For instance, Naples = Napoli C. You pay in Euros. To me it seems www.trenitalia.com has slightly cheaper prices.

Great selection of cards. Prints fast and great quality. They also have a professional "artist" review the card before you print (I didn't find it really necessary as I could have done it on my own). My only gripe is the price. I used a coupon for Gilt City (they have them every few months), but I feel like it is way to expensive without it! That is why I am only giving three stars.

Yet another flash deals website, this time by American Express. The sales are fairly limited, they only have 1-3 per day. The customer service is decent. They charge for shipping, which is a downside because most of their competitors do not. The only plus is that they are a less popular site, so you are more likely to get the size you want. Pretty average.

A site that offers various gifts for loved ones. Most of the items sold look very cute and possibly useful... but nothing I would actually want/need if I were buying something for myself. I ended up buying a fruit and nut basket for my father for Father's Day. The box came completely smashed and dented. When I wrote to customer service they prompted gave me a refund. Excellent customer service. Just not selling anything I would actually want...

Got their waffles towels after reading amazing reviews in the New York Times.

They were not that great honestly. Very thin and still were wet the next day. They have a policy that you can try them for 60 days, no risk. However, when I tried to return them they said I have to pay for return shipping. That is very misleading.

For $100 towels - Yes $100 I expect more. I guess I am the sucker for spending $100 on towels!

I bought their in ear headphones because they were on the NYT gift list for 2015. I do like that product which is why they get two stars. I then pre-ordered the Sona - their attempt at an activity band. I purchased it in April for a release date of June. Since then, it has been repeatedly pushed back. With each e-mail promising it in the next few months and then receiving another e-mail pushing it back even more. Its now nearly December and no sign that I will get anything soon. Their customer service has about a 2 week lag time to respond. So ridiculous.

When I was looking for a password saving site, the two major ones that I came across were Dashlane and LastPass. I first tried LastPass because it seemed more popular. However, I found it very confusing to use as I already had many login/passwords already save in chrome. It was overlapping and was not saving password changes correctly. Then uninstalled it and changed to Dashlane and have been much happier!

I have purchased a few times from Woot. However, most of the time their e-mail goes straight to the trash folder. For instance, I purchased a mattress that was a good deal as it was cheaper than overstock - that had the same one. However, many times you can find the same item or the same price or cheaper else where. Also, the quality is often not good - at least for the clothing it is terrible. The best part is that they allow people to comment and reading other's comments can be extremely helpful!

Groupon started off as a site with great deals. Now the deals are not nearly as good (I think because companies have figured out and it is not a good deal on their end). For instance, I once saw a coupon for a dinner for two for $59 that was $1 off the regular price for $60. I think I would rather spend the extra $1 for the freedom to go when I want to go and have an expiration on my Groupon. There are some good finds from time to time... but now it often goes to my spam folder...

My real estate agent warned me that this site is not very accurate, so just be careful. However, it does give information about the prior sales for the home, which can be helpful!