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  • Limda reviewed
    BloxB

    i bought garama on SaB and it is very good I appreciate the good service. And customer relations. Thanks Bloxb for service

  • Lisa reviewed
    VacationOffer.com

    This place is a complete scam at every point of contact and plan for your vacation. The list of the first vacation locations - continually narrowed down, often many hours away from the nearest airport. Booking the trip - took multiple calls, several hours. We then told had to pay more upfront for "resort fees" later called a "room upgrade." Then after we booked our flight a few weeks later I found out that despite having a confirmation email that the hotel was booked for the dates in question I started to get concerned by communications from them. Well, rightly so. They only booked the room for one of the four nights. Saying they will book the rest once we attend the presentation/tour. However, they scheduled that for our last day there?? So they wouldn't pay for any days despite our openness of what day they wanted us to go and them booking our trip dates knowing when the presentations were. So we were left with no hotel room but the first day despite the confirmation email. Then I got multiple calls that the day/time of the tour/presentation had changed. Fine - we adjusted. Then a week or so later they told us the destination pulled out. You would think that would be their assumption of risk but we were told this trip was no longer something they were a part of. This is after we invested in nonrefundable flight to a place we really didn't want to go but it was the best option on the limited list for first trips. And now we had to find a hotel for our stay at our cost. I repeatedly escalated the situations, asked to talk to manager or legal and was told there is no one that works there but front line representatives. All in all this was about a 50-60 hour time investment with my calls to them or them calling me sometimes 4-5 times a day to change things. We had originally paid a $500 fee to join this offer - they have refused to refund that despite us getting no value of any kind from it. My credit card thankfully refunded the "resort fee"/Room upgrade which had recently been charged. I had explained to them it was fraudulent to keep that money and/or use it for something else (at one point they offered to credit it toward our next "first" trip). They were given permission to charge that amount for our specific trip, for a specific purpose, for a specific time frame. So just keeping our money and/or crediting it to another trip is fraud. Yea we won't be booking anything with them again. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THEM - THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY ONE WAY OR ANOTHER OR IN OUR CASE MULTIPLE WAYS

  • Freddie Law reviewed
    Lasta: Your Wellness Coach

    As a complete beginner, I expected the workouts to be overwhelming. The easier home sessions are actually very manageable and let me progress gradually.

  • Jude reviewed
    PDFAid

    I've used PDF Aid quite a few times now and haven't run into any problems. Processing is usually fast, and I especially like the watermark option for work documents. It's an easy way to make files look a little more professional.

  • sark Z. reviewed
    YouTube

    I’ve been using YouTube regularly for several years, mainly for watching tutorials, music, and learning new things. Videos usually load quickly, and the huge variety of content makes it easy to find useful information. Ads can sometimes be annoying, but overall it has been a useful platform for me.

  • Anonymous reviewed
    Foggyfly

    My experience with Foggy Fly Travel Agency, which operates from India, raised serious concerns. This is more than a matter of poor customer service or simple disappointment. In my opinion, prospective customers should exercise extreme caution before providing this company with money, credit-card information, passport details, or other personal information. Communication in English was consistently difficult, creating significant uncertainty about pricing, fees, ticket conditions, and exactly what services were being provided. Clear and accurate communication is essential when a company is handling international travel arrangements, sensitive information, and substantial payments. In my experience, the transaction appeared to follow a “bait-and-switch” pattern: an attractive price was initially offered to secure my commitment and payment, but additional charges were introduced afterward. The final cost was considerably higher than I had originally been led to expect. This lack of pricing transparency was deeply concerning. Although the agency may successfully complete some bookings, occasional successful transactions do not eliminate concerns about unclear terms, unexpected charges, inadequate communication, or inconsistent business practices. I also have concerns about whether all the highly favorable reviews represent independent customer experiences, as several appeared unusually personal or promotional. I cannot verify the identity or relationships of the reviewers, so travelers should examine those reviews critically and conduct their own independent research. Before paying this company, consumers should obtain the complete itinerary, airline confirmation number, total price, cancellation policy, refund terms, and every applicable fee in writing. They should independently verify the reservation and ticket status directly with the airline before authorizing any additional payment. Based strictly on my personal experience, I did not feel confident that the transaction was sufficiently clear, transparent, or secure. The circumstances raised significant concerns about the company’s pricing and operating practices. I would not use this agency again and strongly recommend that travelers consider a well-established, independently verifiable agency instead. If zero stars were available, that would be my rating.

  • Steve Mach reviewed
    Pompaprogram.com

    My wife found the Dr. Pompa program for her various diagnosis and then convinced me to go in at a 50% discount. $7000 to her and $4000 for her. They gave us some info on what it would be. I was expecting some change in some illnessses I had. I had no change in my tinnitus or restless leg syndrome. They said these could get better but had to direct us to the in house store for additional supplements. Not sure it all of these worked. The main thing is after they had the money and had some months of zoom meetings it became clear that we would have to have our teeth looked at for deep cleaning and possible removeal or none of what we went through our be effective. We would need to see a dentist and get a special xray. We did this. It would cost me $36,000 and my wife thousands more. When I quit the program nothing was said to me. Not even a goodbye. My wife continues on with these supplements and even got into another program at her chiropractors for $4000. I want my money back or get into a lawsuit. Sincerely , Steve Macn

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