Glenn J.

The response time of this app on my iPad Pro is pathetic. I get notified that there is motion and I click on the notification and then the wheel of death starts and I never see $#*!. My Wi-Fi signal strength is 53 and everything about the system is working fine, but the problem is the feedback to Ring.com, and then the processing time before it is returned to me. Honestly, it's the most pathetic piece of crap that I have ever witnessed. By something else.

I have been an Amazon Prime member for many years. When I learned that Woot was an Amazon company, I decided to give them a try. Boy, was that a mistake! Amazon, as far as I'm concerned, has the best customer service in the world. Woot, on the other hand, definitely has the worst. If you can get a response from Woot, it is usually a canned response straight out of some manual. Otherwise, it's nonsensical gibberish that doesn't make any sense.

Besides the pathetic Customer Service, Woot must have the slowest shipping of any company doing mail order business on this planet.

I've ordered some supposedly Apple chargers for my iPads. I ordered them a week ago and finally got an estimated shipping date of three weeks from now. Four weeks to ship iPad chargers is ludicrous.

I can guarantee that I will never order anything from Woot again.

Also, I am going to contact Amazon and let them know that if they are going to have a subsidiary company that that company should be held to the same standards as the parent company.

Anyway, bottom line... don't buy anything from Woot!

When GolfNow began, they were innovative and grabbed a significant market share. The VIP program, when first launched, was outstanding. Now they have modified it to the point where it is absolutely useless. I booked over 70 tee times last year with GolfNow. In two days my VIP membership will expire and I will not be renewing it. In fact, I will not be using GolfNow at all. The requirement that you use any rewards earned on teetimes at least three days in advance totally negates any value earned from the rewards. Please, stay away from golf now. They have truly reverted to the corporate mentality of make as much money now and screw the customer. They have no idea of long-term relationships. Search online for other discount tee time offerings. You will find one other national company that now has no reservation fee.

I arrived at this site after clicking a Yahoo link to a story "13 Fast Foods You Should Never Order According to Employees". I never was able to read the story due to the deluge of ads. This site should be avoided at all costs like many of the "sponsored sites" on Yahoo.

Answers.com would be rated 5 stars if the question were "Which Internet site is able to reduce the fastest computer to dial-up performance?" The epitome of clickbait. I believe the next edition of Webster's will have the definition of clickbait as "see answers.com". Only wish that I was able to rate the site at zero stars which is actually more that it deserves.