Alan M.

Great place for buying items cheaper if you're willing to get them used. I don't need books to be brand new. I also got our tv converter box here, after buying 2 at Best Buy and 1 at Target that were no good. The one we got on Amazon has lasted 2 years so far. And pet supplies like flea preventive are cheaper here.

I pay about half of the price at other stores for running tights, jogbras, shirts, and pants here. I don't think the lotions, soaps, and "gourmet foods" are a deal, but clothes and shoes definitely are. And I can get still get Nike, Adidas, Champion, and Northface here for a third of the price at sports-specific stores.

Their forum is very helpful. People there really love to talk about cars and are very willing to share info. The two brothers who do the radio show are goofy but honest as the day is long, and entertaining and helpful

Have gotten a couple of really bad (showed up at 11 am smelling of alcohol) contractors off of Kudzu. Companies change, so, although a company might have enough good reviews (which might have been written by that company's staff) to give them a high average rating, it's important for the consumer to give more weight to reviews written over the past year, or two at the most. Ignore all the rest. It's even more important to read content. If you see glowing reviews, but they lack detail about the project, then assume those reviews were written by the owner of that company or his/her relatives.

I wish I'd been shopping here sooner. I just discovered how many things I can get at DT: lotion, sensitive toothpaste, hair accessories, Jennifer's Garden vegetable rolls, veggie burgers, cold medicine, decorations, laundry detergent... it's great!