When I first started using the site for the needed certificate, I noted it was run by LexisNexis, which is one of the databases we use for collecting information on contacts at my job and tracking people. This data can easily be obtained by anyone. But, I overlooked my concerns because VitalChek initially doesn't ask anything too personal. It starts off simple. It's once they obtain and supposedly processed my payment and all should have been completed that the site demanded my social security number, more personal information, and copies of my identification to be uploaded. There's no turning back at this point. Then the wait time turned from being the quickest method of 10 days to deferring to the health departments' timing of 20 days or longer. So, it does feel like a scam, because they are basically collecting your imperative information and you still require the direct services of the state department. Honestly, you give your important data to strangers and actually pay to do it. They will in turn also get paid by the companies that buy data and use their database services. It's best to just wait for the state department and skip this third-party "service".

When I first started using the site for the needed certification, I noted it was run by LexisNexis which is one of the databases we use in collecting information for developing contacts at my job and tracking people. This data can easily be obtained by anyone. But, I overlooked my concerns because Vital Records initially doesn't ask anything personal. It's once they obtain and supposedly processed my payment and all should have been completed that the site demanded my social security number, more personal information, and copies of my identification to be uploaded. There's no turning back at this point. Then the wait time turned from being the quickest method of 10 days to deferring to the health departments' timing of 20 days or longer. So, it does feel like a scam, because they are basically collecting your imperative information and you still require the direct services of the state department. So you gave your important data to strangers and actually paid for it. They will in turn also get paid by the companies that buy data and use their database services. It's best to just wait for the state department and skip this third-party "service".

This is my first time ordering from Michael's. Normally, I shop in the store, but this time opted to order 4 holiday items online. I only received 3 of the 4 items, although the site states all were delivered. There isn't even a shipping email confirmation for the missing item. Of the 3 items I did receive, 2 of them arrived broken. They were just thrown in the box with no protection. I tried calling and an automatic system stated their technology was done. No one called me back. Then, I tried online chat repeatedly and was never connected to an agent. I'm beyond disappointed and out of $40.

I finally received the two pair of sandals ordered in June. They are supposed to be the same size, but one pair is too big and the other pair is tight. The quality is cheap and the fabric has creasing in it. I am not crazy enough to deal with a refund after the lack of responses to emails. Lesson learned. I will chop it up to a lost and wear the sandals as slippers in the house. As I mentioned in my earlier review, I wish that I had read the reviews before ordering. Sites like this are essential.