Chris S.

This site offers craft ideas, knitting and crocheting classes, and sells yarn. Customer service isn't great and classes are overpriced. Shipping costs are too high and take forever, and they require you to use Facebook. They also require your Facebook friends list, news feed, and anything you make public on Facebook. They do have some good ideas, though.

I've used this company a few times. The items arrive in mint condition, in a timely manner, and customer service is tops! I highly recommend this company when looking to design your own shirts!

This is a supposedly social network site for American Patriots. But, I was a mod for this site for about a year and a half, during which time, my computer constantly had viruses, malware, & I had to replace the hard drive three times. My desktop's firewall refuses to allow this site to open, claiming it has security and other issues with the site. The owner throws a hissy fit if he finds you use Malwarebytes or MacAffee. I strongly suspect it to be a site that installs viruses and malware and possibly spyware. I also strongly recommend you avoid this site!

I've been a member for a long time and while I've always hated FB, I've always been happy with WT. At least no one reports you or causes problems cause you speak the truth or speak your mind!

This ts a FAKE site! My husband was a victim of "make money online" scams, so I check them out as I find them. I checked a few out & got a warning this and a few others were potentially fake. This is a robot site that is just trying to steal personal your information.

My experience with this company has been perfect, so far. Everything I've ordered has arrived in a timely manner, in mint condition. The prices are very good, too.

GovAbuse claims to be a parental rights advocacy group, but it doesn't actually help anyone. They just try to recruit people for "protests" - which can be damaging, if you have an open case. After many years of trying to get involved, I have come to believe that GovAbuse USA is a sham! First off, their website is over 2 years behind. Second, they ask for personal info, like your home address and phone number, which is then posted publicly. Some of its "leaders" have been in prison and have ties to the infamous Lawless America scam.

The "web of trust" site is somewhat good, but I investigated many sites using this system, including my own. I find this site a little shady, because they tend to mark any site that questions "political correctness" as being a "scam/spam" site.

Jewelmint is an online jewelry store. So far, it's been of good quality at a fair price, and the customer service is pretty good. The down side? You have to pay a $30 fee every month, which you can use as credit, but if you don't buy from their "costume store", they charge you a fee.

This is one of those "natural remedies/DIY" sites. I have checked out many "expert opinions," and while some are copied from others sites, most are just lies and half-truths of the site's creator. Every time I've clicked on a link, it either doesn't work, or takes me to a different site altogether.