Michelle L.

Kinda mad I got a letter from them addressed to my dad who passed. They kept me on the phone made me believe my dad had a policy.

After research I believe my dad didn't even have a policy. As administrator of the estate I didn't see any payments to these people.

Also it seems nothing is actually covered really.

Most of these are scams unless you buy them from the dealer beware.

Also how dare you take advantage of my telling you my dad passed and possibly lying about him having a warranty with you when everyone gets the same letter.

They couldn't even send me his supposed policy.

If they can't show me his policy then I'm going to assume he didn't have one.

Every other insurance company can.

Highly suspect.

I liked the site has some products i can't easily find sometimes good prices, good customer service but I constantly forget to not buy paper towels from them. Their default delivery is courier 8-9 AM on a weekend. Rather than leaving it with my doorman they wake me up to want to give some paper towels when I went to bed at 4AM the night before. I complained to customer service they said if I want to choose my time it's 9.99. That feels like extortion to not torture me. Just because they insist on having my doorman call up to hand me paper towels in-person way too early in the morning I will not use this site anymore. Every time they wake me up I feel like I hate them. 8AM ringing my bell on a Sat morning is not reasonable.

I have to agree with many of the reviews below. This site has an incredible amount of scam profiles on it.

In the past I did meet some good people when the app was new. I was never approached by fake people. Then right before I went off the people started becoming fake. I thought it was because I suddenly hit an age where people deemed me desperate as a female or something. I never was approached by fake people on a dating site before.

I met someone (not from coffee) so I was gone for a little over a year. Now I gave it a go again and it is even worse than before. Literally almost everyone that I connect with is sketch. I don't consider myself desperate or bad looking but I just get so many fake guys. I try to sift through them and I managed a real date or two since I have been back but seeing75% of my matches as being fake.

Note: 75% of them are fake after I made a conscious effort to avoid fake ones.

It probably would be even more. Even one of them tried to call me at 2:30AM common.

I absolutely do not have this issue on any other platform. You would think they would create a system to make their site safer and more trustworthy.

Things to watch for:

1) Schools of scammers are usually weird if it's a really school they will write NEW york university instead of NYU, or in some instances their schools aren't even colleges a couple were high schools. Or the school is random and is not a school their noted profession would likely attend.

2) They always are not currently in the city or list a job that enables them to travel. I'm sorry but who lives in Manhattan and has an oil rig job. No we don't have that here, and if we do it's probably insanely rare.

3) They love you too quick, they write they are looking for love in their profile.

Be careful on this site guys. Sad I loved it when it first came out. I had a lot of good dates.

I have tried to purchase from Poshmark 3x. My first purchase they did not take back (but amex credited me for). I received a misleadingly small pizza wallet thing. I vowed to never shop on Poshmark again. How could they not take it back? It was clearly misleading. They gave me $5 useless poshmark credit instead. Nonetheless, a day came when i needed white jeans for a job. I never wanted white jeans and I didn't want to spend money on them, so I thought, hey let me get a cheap $5 pair on poshmark with that useless credit I was never going to use. I bought a pair which would have been free with the credit and 6 something shipping. That person never shipped it. I tried one more time. In a rush I bought some white jeans that were called VS Pencil jeans. Now to the buyers credit the jeans were actually brand-named VS pencil. I did not realize that and thought I was getting skinny jeans. Nope they were straight leg and baggy misleading again just like the pizza wallet. Then i was put into some comment purgatory with the seller who of course felt she was right in calling them by their name, which to an extent she was, but which person would read VS pencil and think they would get straight leg. Then also my fault I read over it but the pants were stained. Who would even think of selling stained clothing period? To her defense she mentioned it but I'm sure people are just rushing to buy stained white jeans on the internet for $5. Even the Salvation Army won't sell or donate stained clothing. Once again Amex came to the rescue on my stained white straight leg baggy jeans. I did get my $5 Posh credit back again but I vow to never use it. Poshmark is a haven of misleading items that may or may not be stained that are always final sale. Eww.

First and foremost DO NOT use internet reviews to choose a doctor. I learned this the hard way. Ask a doctor or friends for a referral, or at least look up valid awards not internet site awards. I used ZocDoc several times to find a doctor and book appointments. The last doctor I found there was utterly awful to the point that he might be a threat to public safety. I picked him because of his glowing positive reviews on the website. Later on, I learned that his positive reviews were fake. I even caught two his staff members red-handed in posting the reviews across multiple sites because they were dumb enough to use their real names. In addition to that you see the same duplicate names using the same language post reviews weeks apart. This site is hosting fake reviews for this doctor, when notified they left them there. I notified ZocDoc on several occasions, both that he was a threat and that his reviews were fake. The only response was that the reviews were from verified patients and then they were left there. In this instance, I am 100% certain that the reviews are fake. ZocDoc needs to be held accountable for this and responsible for anyone who is harmed as a result of going to this doctor or anyone else that might have fake reviews. I feel disgusted and will never recommend this site to anyone. This is patient safety and wellbeing that they sell off for a meager $250 a month to promote this bad doctor. How are you going to protect someone who is literally hurting people, all for $250 a month? Unethical in my opinion. I will be making a public issue of this.

No warning, or if there was one it was not adequate since they send me countless emails daily and i just instantly erase them. I had 1400 members and annual membership due. It was free to be in the group but had to pay the due for the year to attend. Thats fine i had long time users some would not pay one year but come back. No warning overnight my members went from 1400 something to barely 100 members (the current paid members). I haven't been able to successfully have a meetup in months. They booted all of my members then they charged me $90! Also new design sucks hate it. Complained to them on Facebook no one responds, through the site no one responds. I want my $90 back they destroyed my group and I have had ONE meetup since November. I used to have 2-3 a month. The one meetup that i did have was my mostly my friends. Disputing it on my AMEX hope i win. They suck now. Sad to have my group end but i don't want to start over and i hate the new site.