Chris J.

I ordered the very expensive "deluxe" Christmas case on the basis of the information provided at the time of ordering, which was that I would receive a set number of bottles of wine plus a free bottle of gin and some other freebies. When I was deciding whether the pay such a large sum of money, the extra value of the gin was the main factor on which I based my decision.
I had problems with the courier company (Yodel is one of the worst in the UK), which resulted from the fact that Naked Wines did not let me specify a delivery day at the time of ordering and then, weeks later, Yodel gave me just a couple of days notice of a date that was unsuitable. I changed the date and Yodel promptly lost track of my parcel!
When I did finally receive the goods, I was devastated to find no gin inside. The only freebies were the little tin of olive oil and a really nasty, cheap-looking cocktail shaker, for which I do not have any use at all. I am one of many who have expressed their enormous disappointment both in messages to customer support and on the NW forums. The company has not recompensed us for the absence of gin in our packs.
Unfortunately, a number of the wines are very mediocre, making the £199.99 I was charged for the case even less acceptable.
I can no longer trust Naked Wines. I am following the steps of others and cancelling my membership.

I agree with previous comments that it now takes a huge amount of time to get accepted for a survey, which then usually pays a pittance if you manage to make it to the end.
However, I am more concerned about the fact of poor-quality surveys that do not work as they should, or leave respondents stranded on their own sites after the survey is completed, so denying them even that pittance. Qmee does not bother to remove such surveys, despite reports.
Some surveys decline you after you have answered all the questions. Complaints about this always get a canned response from the AI robots at Qmee customer (dis)service, which tries to place all blame on the respondents, accusing them of rushing through, not paying attention, not answering honestly. This is as good an example of gaslighting as you can find!
Recently, I landed in a "survey" that wanted me to spend real money! I received a canned response to my complaint, which did not address that issue at all.

I posted in wownoob because I was having huge problems trying to do something in the World of Warcraft. I hoped to get a bit of a morale boost. However, when I did not understand some of the answers, people starting making hateful comments. What is worse, the moderators censored me and deleted the post rather than deleting what trolls and haters had said to me. Awfully upsetting and demoralising experience that made me cry a lot and led me to delete my Reddit account.

I am nearly 70 and do not find it easy to deal with all the complicated things in World of Warcraft. I need to click on things with my mouse rather than worry about pressing number keys as well, and I am not a computer programmer so I do not know how to make macros or what to do with them. People were mocking me for this on my post. For example, someone said "are you mentally challenged?" and got a vote of approval for this.