Linda L.

I was on nextdoor and learned that Nextdoor is owned by an Indian. It's also India that is the source of many highly sophisticated hacks! The hacks often come through as an alert from your bank, something that involves one of your accounts, that has an unusually large charge. "If this isn't your charge please contact us immediately". They want you to contact them, slowly divulge your information, close your account and deposit it in Bitcoin or another account. They look soooooo real! DELETE THEM! Stay off of Nextdoor because it's easy to get details about you. When I tried to warn people in my neighborhood Nextdoor IMMEDIATELY banned me! If it wasn't true they would have argued the accusation.

I received an email from Billdesk that said I owed $309 for a purchase made. A link was provided and a telephone number. I called the number but not from the email. The woman said the purchase was made through Paypal but I haven't use Paypal in over ten years. She said it was a hack and transferred me to Chase. Not really Chase but a very good copy. Long story, she sent me to another Indian and eventually I asked for the lawyer with Chase. Turned out he was an Indian and then I noticed the gas station was owned by Indians. My gut said, no more, and I stopped at a Chase branch. The hackers had a number of ways to sound legit but a Bitcoin "wallet" is not something Chase would endorse.
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY! This is a shortened history of the event.

Order placed, will see if I get what I ordered in a timely fashion. Well, I haven't got the fan I ordered yet and customer service never answers the phone. Buy elsewhere.

The coupons are no good. Businesses did not what to be in the book and entertainment put them in the book anyway. Waste of money.