Tom k.

Rental went very smooth, new car with 1100 miles, small SUV with all the bells and whistles at a price much cheaper than the big companies cheapest econobox. No scare tactic high pressure up selling like most rental companies do, but the up sell was offered but not pushed on us. I've rented cars before and knew my credit card said to decline the insurance as the card company covers the deductible as a benefit of using their card. I've read other reviews of bad experiences with this company, perhaps those employees have been fired, but I saw others in front of me being treated nicely, and I was treated quite well, maybe it was my grey hair and knowledge of what to expect and pre-planning.
Advice-if you rent a car from ANY car rental, be over 25 years old, have a credit card that covers the deducible, and send them the ID pics etc before you get there, and you'll be fine. Under 25 expect more expense and complications, and don't try to use debit card and expect the same as a credit card benefits. Oh, make sure you CC has a credit limit high enough to put the deductible 'hold' on plus the rental costs.

Out of 7 attempts to get an uber ride, 5 were 'cancelled' by the driver, (that briefly appeared in the app) in order to raise the price. I was stuck at Luton airport London due to 2 hour late flight and shoddy London train service, so I decided to get an Uber. BIG MISTAKE. Originally 88pounds, uber app accepted my ride request, took a while to finalize drive details, then after several minutes, it cancelled my ride. Tried again, same thing, tried again, but the price had gone up to 118pounds. Now I know there is monkey business going on, ripping me off. Ended up with a REAL taxi for 101pounds. Similar thing happened 2 weeks before trying to get a ride to the Albert Hall. Very shady business model.

Traveling 18 hours, needed a place to stay halfway, booked a place in Redding CA, got confirmation number. Roll up to hotel ready to rest/sleep, line at counter. Clerk says to the line, "if you don't already have a reservation, there are no rooms. A few people got out of line leaving us and a lady with child in front of us. She has a reservation through an online site but she is not on the list, so no room for her. We gave the clerk our name and confirmation from BOOKING.COM, NOPE, no room for us either. 9:30 at night, really need a place to stay on a Saturday night, Labor day weekend. We were screwed.
Went to burger king for food, they had a tourist hotel coupon book, called one, nope, no vacancy, asked them if they knew of somewhere to stay, they looking across their street, they said the Turtle bay motel appeared to have vacancy. Called them, got a nice new room for $100.

Moral of story, BOOKING.com does NOT confirm rooms, and just because you have a "confirmation" number does NOT mean you have a room, it means nothing.
Heaven help you if you show up in a more popular place like hawaii without a room because they don't actually confirm it's availability.
Should you use this site, be sure to call the actual hotel to verify they have you room or you may be stuck far from home without a place to stay.
Turns out the place we booked, Bridgeway inn and suites, had absolutely horrid reviews, so, we are glad we didn't stay there. Ended up at Turtle Bay Lodge, a great stay. So thanks booking for screwing us up, we avoided a horrid motel due to your negligence.

I wanted to know about 1st and maybe 2nd mortgage or line of credit. One of them was foreclosing and I needed to which one it was. I needed to clarify on info I already had.
I picked the report that claimed to have loan info and foreclosure info and other info I didn't need much as I had already got that info from the county web page (free).
Paid the money, got the short report, NOTHING on the mortgages, NOTHING on the foreclosure or liens. LESS info than I already had from the county web page (FREE).
Save your money, go the county web page for free and get 5 times more info for free.