Janice B.

Purchased course to pass Network+ exam. It worked and I felt at a "sale" price, it was worth it. The only issue I have is that the Network + certification hasn't netted me a job in the pay range stated by CompTIA. I don't have a bachelor degree in anything IT related, so any jobs willing to interview me pay ridiculously low wages or require an IT related degree.

I use confidence in a cream and love it! At the age of 53, I am so worried about fine lines snd wrinkles creeping up on me. My skin has changed and gotten so dry as I've aged and the confidence in a cream soaks in and keeps my skin soft and feeling smooth. I've recommended it to my son as well because he has dry skin under his beard. He loves it too. My daughter uses the same cream and started using it in her mid 20's. She's going to have great skin for life!
I never really used skin care products very often and have to say unfortunately I've neglected my skin until I was in my late 40's. If you want to maintain youthful skin, start in your 20's with a good cleanser and moisturizer. Protect your skin from the sun too.
As far as ordering online, I only order when it's on sale because it's pretty expensive. I've always received my orders within a few weeks at the most, usually just 1. I tried a foundation and it was too heavy for my taste. I returned it with no issue, within 30 days, just paid the return shipping on it.
As I've developed lines, most foundations accentuate the lines as the day goes on. My suggestion is to go to a store that sells it cosmetics products and try them from there to see if you like them. Once you decide what works for you, order it online. I don't use autoreplinish because I never seem to be able to get the timing right and end up with too much or not enough. I just order as needed.

I purchased xfinity 1200 (at $90/month) as a second provider to support my work from home because I felt the internet 50 (at $60/month which I intended to use to support the rest of my household) from my current provider wouldn't support my work system. To be clear, I have 2 internet providers in my home and my work station is a wired connection. I only connected my work station by a 4 foot STP ethernet cable to the xfinity gateway and everything else in the home was connected to my internet 50 provider. In the first 2 weeks I had connectivity issues daily, using a shielded twisted pair 4 foot ethernet wire connection while working from home. I had a tech come out on a Saturday, gave me a new gateway and said he found no issues. Thinking I'm good to go, I had connectivity issues again Monday through Wednesday working from home. Called and had another technician that Wednesday. I had him move the gateway to support the main home for the family to use and had my 2nd provider put my internet 50 in my work room because I know it has a reliable connection. When I got my bill Xfinity had charged me $100 for the first tech visit. I called Xfinity and explained that it wasn't my fault the connection was bad and they sustained the fee. I told the rep just cancel my service right now and I'll have the gateway returned today. Her reply was I can credit you $50. I told her I didn't feel I should have to pay anything for the tech visit because
Of their faulty equipment and just cancel my service. Really Xfinity! I'm leasing the equipment from you and the line is yours. Had I done something to cause the issue, I would understand having to pay a fee, but Xfinity's unreliable connection is the issue. Not my fault. If Xfinity 1200 with 35 upload speed can't handle what my internet 50/10 does flawlessly, I've only ever had to have 1 tech visit from my 50 provider because the outside line got damaged by a fallen tree in a storm and wasn't charged for that visit. I was charged $150 to move my gateway, which i feel is way too high for the tech call, but it was worth it to have my work space become a reliable connection.
Xfinity has a very unreliable connection. My work system includes zoom video meetings with 10 to. 50 people, 2 Java programs, 1 edge program and typically 10 to 15 browser windows active at 1 time. I feel like that's a lot for my non-Xfinity 50/10 connection, but it handles those tasks without fail daily, no frozen stalled zoom meetings, no broken audio, no application errors, browser timeouts, just flawless performance, all of which failed while using Xfinity. If you need a reliable and dedicated internet service, don't choose Xfinity.