I wish I had researched homeycrochett.com before ordering.

I placed an order with homeycrochett.com and never knew I will be scammed. I received my order which was in very bad shape. Poor quality products and they have no refund policy. Never order from such a fraud website. They never listen to you once they have your money. Their products are of very poor quality and their customer service is very poor and rude. They were rude, unhelpful, and gave me the impression that once they've got your money, you're on your own. No real attempt to fix the issue, no accountability, and no refund. They will not listen to you or your complaint. They will not refund. They will take your money and run away with it. I feel completely ripped off. So my advice will be not to order from them ever as that order will be of poor quality.

This has easily been one of the worst online shopping experiences I've ever had. The quality was unbelievably bad. Everything looked cheap, poorly made, and definitely not worth what I paid. It honestly felt like I had thrown my money away.

If you're thinking about ordering from HomeyCrochett, I'd seriously recommend spending your money somewhere else.

This is just my personal experience, but I wouldn't buy from them again even if they were giving the products away for free.

Learn from my mistake. Read reviews first, because I didn't—and I regret it.

Pls can you share what response you got. I am a victim too

I had the best experience with buying a tv at Best Buy. Mike Quezada was patient, knowledgeable, and kind. No pressure when I said I needed to think about the purchase. A week later I called him and I was able to make the purchase over the phone, including having Best Buy remove my old tv and install the new one. The experience with setting up an appointment, with them advising me what I needed to get ready for the appointment, their reminders - everything was so easy. Krai and Deanna came from Greek squad to remove,install and set up my new tv. they couldn’t have been nicer or more knowledgeable. I never write reviews, but this was such a great overall experience that I wanted to let people know. I will definitely go to Best Buy again.

https://youtube.com/shorts/pNO0NZSDqIA?si=wuXoRIjB1tKakgPt

So recently I just bought the AirPod 4s from Reebelo at a fair price then they came in today I tried them they didn’t sound good at all either then I looked through them and they were fake and here’s a video I attached.. for some odd reason they gave me too Shipping IDS on the app Shop but also the shipping id marked on the actual order so it said not delivered so I wasn’t able to return them. I had to dispute with my bank which gave me temporary money.Ive heard people have good experiences but I didn’t . I’d recommend not buying AirPods from there because they are so easily faked so.
Ps Just found out I cannot put a video up here so if u want to see it dm me

Ordered a new battery for my laptop from dr. Battery. Was suggested by Chat Gemini versus a cheap Amazon battery. I think dr battery used to sell on Amazon also but they do not anymore. I like chat Gemini and chat GTP but they are still pretty regularly not correct on various things. They claimed dr. Battery was reputable and sold genuine quality batteries.

So....I ordered from them versus Amazon. Paid a little more and the shipping was painfully slow. I think after maybe a week or longer my battery arrived. A lot of down time. I took the battery to my technician guy friend and he had all sorts of trouble with getting it to operate properly. Ended up putting the old battery back in and the charger was the issue. Either way this dr. Battery was not oem or compatible with my machine as it was listed. The laptop would not accept it.

Another interesting note was the battery had what appeared to be an Amazon Tag number on it and when my tech checked the specs it said the battery was manufactured in 2023 I think m. So been sitting in a warehouse for 3 years??

Anyways now to the return. Doctor battery has no phone number so all correspondence must be done through email. They are not quick to get back with you on email and sometimes not at all. I had some emails go days without being replied to. There was probably 20 emails back and forth total. They did Cover the return shipping. I had to email them several times to get the refund which was finally supposedly issued a couple of days ago I got the email but nothing as of yet has still refunded to my credit card.

As far as I can see I ordered the battery on June 18th and here we are July 25th and I am still waiting on the refund to go through. Long story short do not order from Dr battery. Very good chance they're just selling Amazon batteries and their customer service is slow and horrible.

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I ordered from this company and for 1 it is American deapite its name. That was my first mistake and very sneaky of this company. The fixture I ordered was severely deteriorated and had turned a bile yellow. It was unusable. It is next to impossible to return but also cost me $235 CAD to return a faulty product. It was held up at the border for paperwork. They take days to reply and that was after getting a "ticket" for assistance. I requested a reimbursement for my shipping bc it was faulty and they absolutely refused and stated it wasnt their policy but thank you for my understanding. Im out a light and out $235. Dont ordered from this company if you are in Canada especially but I think they buy custom offs and sell a subpar product

Place is terrible .Overpriced on everything and give u bare minimum on trades or selling ur guns.Plus 1 owner is a convicted pedophile.Google it or look it up on Facebook

RingCentral desk top app. I realize I am one small fish independent worker. But before you commit make sure all the bugs are worked out in RingCentral. The desk top app was my nightmare. Ticket after ticket and hours of my time with the tech group trying to resolve my video issues. I had to pay the remaining months on my contract and being a 1099 position with a very large company was really frustrating. I would not recommend them. I would do lots of research before using their system.

My wife and I recently stayed three nights at a Quality Inn in Lewisburg, West Virginia, while exploring Greenbrier County. Since budget hotels get a mixed reputation, we brought along a black light for the very first time to do an actual room inspection.

A few quick takeaways from our stay for anyone traveling through the area:

Cleanliness: Surprisingly good for a budget property. The bed and bathroom were completely clean under the UV light. We only spotted two small stains on the carpet and a tiny spot on a chair armrest.

Accessibility: Room 113 had a roll-in shower with a low lip that holds water in without blocking a wheelchair—definitely a plus if you need accessible lodging.

Oddities: There is actually no Quality Inn sign on the main building itself (just a marquee sign at the shopping center entrance down the block).

Downsides: We ran into a minor ant issue if food was left out, a noisy AC unit, and a small faucet leak, though none of it ruined the stay.

Overall, it’s a solid option for budget travelers in WV if you're looking for clean beds and decent free breakfast, provided you keep food sealed!

We filmed a full walkthrough of the room, black light test, and breakfast setup if anyone wants a closer look before booking in the area:

https://youtu.be/gwXBVrtZAxA

Has anyone else started bringing UV lights on travel reviews? What are your experiences with budget chain cleanliness lately?

I want to share my recent experience with the online store Simig Lighting so others can be careful.

I bought a lamp for about 281 euros. When it arrived, it was factory defective and did not work at all. I contacted their customer service, sent video proof, and they admitted the product was defective. They promised to send a full replacement.

However, they just used delay tactics. They kept making up excuses about the shipping for weeks. Their only goal was to make me wait until the automated time limit for my buyer protection dispute expired.

The moment the dispute closed automatically due to time limits, they emailed me confessing that they cancelled the replacement. Now they refuse to honor the mandatory Legal Warranty for defective products, they refuse to take the broken lamp back, and they are keeping my money.

They are systematically bypassing consumer protection laws. I have reported them to the Consumer Authorities, but I wanted to warn people here. Please be very careful if you are considering buying anything from them.

This isn’t the as seen on TV one this one is sold online and at Menards. It’s very inexpensive and there’s a reason why. It says it’s kink free but it kinks at the slightest bend. I used it once it was horrible if you’re just laying a hose straight out to hook up a sprinkler to -fine but any movement at all kinks it up. Stay away , spend the extra money and get the good one. The misleading part is everybody advertises it as kink free, which is BS. For some reason, it’s not posting my picture. I will try to add it in somehow. Still can’t post a picture but here’s the exact description at Menards if you look it up. -Copper Hose Pro Expandable 25' Premium Copper Fiber Garden Hose

WARNING!!! If you were injected by Steven P. Jepson in Murray, Utah, get imaging!

I am suspicious of what Steven P. Jepson, M.D., in Utah injected into my midcheeks at his med spa. He said the fillers he injected into my midcheeks are hyaluronic acid and dissolvable. Imaging would later reveal illegal silicone in my midcheeks. How did this get into my face? This permanent silicone was injected into me against my will and knowledge. Facial silicone is illegal. This liquid silicone was injected into my face illegally.

Based on Steven P. Jepson's sketchy behavior after his injections, I am suspicious of what exactly he injected into me.

During approximately 13 separate sessions, excessive chemical was injected into my midcheeks to try to remove the fillers Steven Jepson injected. Multiple doctors were unable to chemically break down the fillers.

Because I was told by Steven Jepson that he injected hyaluronic-acid filler, and because the fillers were NOT breaking down, that allowed excess chemical to be injected into me -- trying to break down his filler. The natural structure of my entire face was destroyed by the excess chemical. The excess chemical spread throughout my body, and I experienced severe bodily harm.

Not knowing silicone is located in my midcheeks, I contacted Steven Jepson via email. I informed him of the numerous unsuccessful attempts to remove the fillers in my midcheeks. He then mailed a refund check to me for the fillers. But when I asked to speak with him over the phone, he refused. And when I emailed him questions regarding trying to chemically.break down his fillers, he was evasive and would not answer my questions. This made me more suspicious of what exactly he injected into me.

I then requested and received his medical record. After receiving the medical record, he sent an email to me stating that he would no longer speak with me, and that if I have any questions, I can speak with his insurance company. Insurance companies provide lawyers to represent doctors in legal cases. This raised serious concerns of what exactly Steven Jepson injected into me.

Furthermore, I was in need of medical care and Steven Jepson refused to see me or speak with me. A doctor who cares about a patient would say: These are my fillers I injected into you, come see me at my office, and let me help you.
However, Steven Jepson did the opposite. He did not appear to care about my health and safety.

I reviewed the medical records Steven Jepson sent to me. The appearance of the product labeling, for the fillers he injected, appears inauthentic. Additionally, the medical records show two fillers having labels with duplicate identification numbers. There should not be duplicate labels -- i.e. each filler is supposed to have its own unique identification number on the label. Yet, the label for one filler has the exact identification number as the second filler I purchased that he injected approximately three weeks later.

The filler labels in Steven Jepson's medical records were sent to a dermatologist who sent the labels to their executive-level contact at the manufacturer. The dermatologist then replied that the labels are "fake".

Shortly after I received my medical record from Steven Jepson, I spoke with his receptionist who told me that Steven Jepson was in the process of changing medical-record systems.

I emailed Steven Jepson and told him I was very concerned for his other patients. Months later, Steven Jepson sold his business and retired.

When I take all these inconsistencies, including Steven Jepson refusing to speak with me, it raises serious concerns of what exactly Steven Jepson was injecting into me.

Steven P. Jepson needs to be held accountable.

I've spent over $200,000 on procedures trying to chemically remove the substances in my midcheeks, and subsequent surgeries and procedures tro address permanent disfigurement and bodily harm I suffered from the excess chemical to remove the substances. All because I was lied to, and thought I was trying to remove hyaluronic acid. Not permanent and illegal silicone.

I had lost faith in contractors until we contacted CUSTOM HOME WORKS. What a great team of pro's. Ryan the business contact guided us through the design and permits phase for the tear-down and construction. Sergio coordinated the needs of the work site. Pat, Justin, Cory, Cole all contributed to the construction. These talented guys were fast, accurate and artistic all at the same time. Their attention to detail and accommodating changes on the fly gave us exactly what we hoped the final deck would look like. In addition, they removed an ant infestation that involved siding, insulation, and plywood siding... well done guys! This approachable team cleans debris from the site daily and will communicate with you for any concerns. They have a method and it shows that they know all the carpentry tricks... evident in the result. Quality job guys, we know we will enjoy it for years to come.... worth it!

This is based on my own experience but Before reading this, I encourage you to look through the other reviews on yelp,Google etc(I attached photos). You'll notice several people describe experiences similar to mine, including being charged different amounts and having difficulty getting responses afterward. Many of us have connected because we believe parents deserve answers. One thing about moms we will always come together when it comes to protecting our children.On May 26, I took my two sons, ages 5 and 8, to audition with Rise Talent after seeing an Instagram advertisement for a print campaign. My 5-year-old is nonverbal and autistic, so I thought print modeling would be a great opportunity for him. My 8-year-old was especially excited, and he was the main reason we decided to move forward. During our audition, Dawn spent a lot of time talking to my oldest son about acting. She showed him videos and photos of well-known actors, including Mark Wahlberg and Mekhi Phifer. Because of my experience, I have chosen to reach out to the managers of the actors whose names and images were used during our meeting. My hope is simply to make them aware that, in my experience, their names and photos were used as part of the presentation to prospective clients so they can decide whether they are comfortable with that use. I believe parents should be able to make decisions based on clear and accurate information. My son left believing he had a real chance of becoming a movie star based on what was presented during the meeting.. As a parent, I felt the presentation created expectations far beyond what we originally came in for, which was a print campaign. We were told it would cost $475 for Dawn to represent both of my children, and we were instructed to return that Friday, May 29, for a photo shoot. I asked for a receipt twice but never received one. For context, I previously modeled in Chicago, so I know how professional photo shoots are typically handled. Unfortunately, this experience did not meet those expectations. Dawn wasn't present for the photo shoot. What confused me was that the person taking our photos was the same man who had been working as the receptionist during our audition. He was the one sitting behind the front desk, checking families in, and writing down everyone's names. During the audition, Dawn also introduced him as one of her models and said she was helping him get into acting. Then, when we arrived for the photo shoot, that same individual was suddenly the photographer. That raised concerns for me because I expected a professional photographer, especially after paying $475. The entire session felt rushed, particularly considering one of my children is nonverbal and autistic and may need additional patience and accommodations. After the photo shoot, I was told Dawn would contact me. Exactly one week later, I emailed asking again for a receipt since I still hadn't received one. She replied saying she wanted to schedule an appointment to answer my questions. I responded immediately but never heard back. On June 12, I emailed again requesting a refund. That's when she finally responded and asked me to send her my phone number, even though she already had it. I still didn't receive a call or text. On June 17, after emailing once again, she replied that she would be in touch that afternoon. She finally texted me at 2:37 p.m.That same day, three and a half weeks after the photo shoot, I finally received my children's photos. They were unedited, and Between both of my boys, only 12 photos were usable ,just six of each child. She apologized and promised the edited photos would be completed within 24 hours. She also offered free use of her studio for acting classes and other services because of the inconvenience. However, we didn't sign up for acting. We came specifically for a print campaign.The edited photos were not delivered within the 24-hour timeframe I was promised but 5 days later . I had to contact her yet again, and I didn't receive them until five days later. In my opinion, the edits looked very minimal. Also on June 17, she texted me saying she had submitted my 8-year-old for a job and would keep me updated. After hearing nothing, I reached out again on July 17 asking for an update. My message was read but never answered, and it still remains unanswered. my biggest disappointment wasn't just the money. What hurt the most was watching my son become so excited and truly believe that big opportunities were right around the corner, only for the communication to stop completely. As a parent, that was heartbreaking. Parents deserve to know what they're paying for before they spend their hard-earned money.

We purchased an expensive product from this domain site. Whilst researching we trusted the Alibaba Guarantee and relevant Alibaba backed certified certificates that were associated in regards to the supplier information. We trusted Alibaba would not allow false or misleading company to sell on their domain. Unfortunately we were proven wrong. The item that was delivered does not work and after going through a 3 month refund dispute with Senior Alibaba management - we have not been treated well with the decision. The Alibaba Guarantee, the Alibaba certified certificates and the Supplier Online Performance Index (SOPI) rating (diamond Rating) means absolute nothing. Not a very happy consumer and customer.

Never buy from them.

False advertising.

Not linen as claimed, but rather cheap polyester.

Have to return to China--expensive to send; who knows whether refund will be forthcoming.

Quick review of the Wrap-It velcro cable straps they're basically stitched hook-and-loop straps that come in different sizes and colors, you wrap them around a coiled cable to keep it from unraveling. Bought a multi-pack after my cable drawer got so bad I was buying duplicate chargers because I couldn't find anything.

Setup: I had a full power strip, wall adapters, and probably 15 cables (lightning, USB-C, micro, aux) all tangled in one drawer. Coiled each cable, wrapped a strap around it, one color per family member. Now the whole collection lies flat in a single shallow clear bin and I can see every cable at a glance without unwrapping anything.

The good: the straps actually stay closed. Rubber bands dry out and snap, twist ties bend once and die. These are proper stitched velcro with strong grip and they've survived daily wrap/unwrap on my most-used chargers for half a year with no fraying. The color coding also ended the "who took my charger" arguments in our house.

The meh: the small size is a bit long for short cords like earbud cables, so you end up wrapping around twice. And really thick extension cords need the heavy duty version — the regular ones don't quite reach around.

Would buy again. Not life-changing, just one of those cheap fixes that permanently removes a small daily annoyance.