Allan L.

Buyer Beware! The nylon standoffs on the HD Stacker antenna deteriorate, become brittle and break from UV rays. Thus, the flat antenna lead wire blows in the wind and makes contact with the antenna causing signal loss. You'd think, when designing this antenna, they'd recognize the antenna will be in the sun and not use material that will deteriorate by the sun light. In addition, the matching transformer received with this antenna is not weather proof. I found the rubber boot full of water, thus the coaxial cable connection on the transformer was submerged in water, since the rubber boot does not seal tight. Tried contacting Denny's Antenna Service and I've left messages, but no response what-so-ever from Denny's Antenna Service.

Cancelled Hulu 30 day free trial on 28th day. Hulu billed my credit card for the following month and refused to refund the charges. Hulu claimed I was one day late to cancel, so they will not refund. I'm convinced Hulu is practicing this scam and swindling people by billing their credit card. This practice is clearly fraud. Here's the details: Purchased Roku streaming device at 8:47 p.m. on April 30,2019 (as clearly stated on my receipt). Hooked up Roku device, created an account on Hulu later that night and marked my calendar. Cancelled on May 28th and noticed Hulu was still active on May 29th at 9:15 p.m., so I immediately checked my Hulu account and found the statement "Your subscription is about to cancelCancel Date: 06/29/19" and "Billing History Last payment on: 05/29/19" and "Payment Information Payment Method MASTERCARD". I immediately contacted Hulu customer service and was informed that I opened the account on the April 27th, cancelled one day late on the 28th so they're not able to refund the charges, stating I went beyond the 30 day trial. Interesting scam to say the least! Hulu picked the wrong person to rip off.