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It has potential. It notifies me via text when my shoes are shipped. If I don't receive in two weeks, Temu will give me a five dollar credit. Temu also sells dog harnesses, trash bags, and wallets. If you're on a budget, Temu is the way to go. Free shipping on all orders.

It's a good place to shop for hard-to-find wrestling DVDs. When I received a wrong order, the seller was quick to make it right. A few sellers offer repeat customers 10% or 20% off their next purchase. It's also a good site to find posters and collectibles which aren't on other retail sites because it's handcrafted by the seller, not a company.

The site promises free comics of any genre of superheroes, any era. But it'll infect the users PC with ransomware. I tried reading The Protectors, Superman-Doomsday Hunter/Prey and Batman. It didn't show any of these comics. Instead, it redirected me to a pop-up site which kept warning my computer was infected with Trojans.

This new survey site looks promising. I have the choice to fill out either short surveys or higher paying surveys. The rewards are Paypal or Amazon e-certificates. I've only been using it for a week but it looks legit. When I fill out surveys for a few days in a row, I receive a points bonus.

Kimo Direct advertises its power tools on Amazon. The tools are Made in China and it's crap. KIMO gave me a three-year warranty on a cordless string trimmer. When the spool cap broke, I contacted them for a replacement. Several days passed by, and they never responded. Kimo doesn't honor its warranty and Amazon will not refund my money. If you buy their products, it'll break apart within a few months.

Sprint manufactures junk Tablets which stops working within two weeks. It doesn't turn on. When I do buy a tablet which does work, it will not download any apps in the Google Play of Samsung Galaxy Store. Unscrupulous, unethical business.

I was invited to be part of the Nielsen community. They installed tracking equipment in my TV, PC, and laptop to gauge what shows I was watching. Several months pass by and the Nielsen reps called me repeatedly that they couldn't get a read on the equipment. This was after the repair technician came to fix it. The equipment is janky. Not worth the meager payoff of only eight dollars a month.

Caredash only gives immediate approval if a user gives his doctor a five-star review. When a user gives their doctor a bad review, the moderators will drag their feet. If Caredash only approves good reviews, it creates a distorted picture for patients.

I applied for a job at Roundtable Pizza. I received a call-back for an interview. When I showed up to the interview, the manager told me he isn't hiring at this location and he never posted on Snagajob. Many of the online postings are fake as it's some troll playing a cruel joke to job seekers. The mods don't check if the listing is legitimate. Applicants beware.

Maxthon's browser sucks. I have to sign-up and type-in my number just to browse the internet.

Maxthon will notify me that my time has "expired" and I have to log back in again. When I attempt to do so, it'll tell me the password is incorrect. This has happened at least six times in the past year. Other problems with this browser it isn't compatible with youtube, so I can't listen to music. Maxthon is not a secure browser so it's blocked by g-mail. A useless browser.

The pictures doesn't upload. It's extremely slow and I have to wait several minutes just to see one pic. I quit using MySpace given how unresponsive it is.

I tried to write a critical review of SurveyJunkie, which currently sits at 4.5 stars on Trustpilot. Normally, my review would be live within minutes. But, this time, Trustpilot dragged its feet and wouldn't allow the one-star rating of Survey Junkie on its website. I didn't violate any of its guidelines. It's obvious that Trustpilot has a working relationship with Junkie which only allows positive ratings. Pay-to-play.

I was 50 points away from cashing out when Survey Junkie stopped sending me further surveys. The homepage is blank. I've contacted customer service multiple times but they never responded. Their social media team is also unresponsive.

Incontext Solutions partners with Survey Junkie and One Opinion for its Shopper MX Suurveys. It's a virtual shopping tour where people enter a supermarket and buy everyday grocery items, like dog food and juice. But the surveys often times freezes and takes 10-20 minutes to load. I've tried complaining about it but InContext Solutions hasn't taken any steps to fix these issues with its surveys.

I have cashed out before in the past, but the surveys are 15-25 minutes long. Opinion Outpost once banned me for no reason but they rescinded the ban. They'll ban you, claiming there were "inconsistencies" in your answers but the real reason they ban users is because they cash out too much. If a person cashes out $100 in paypal or Amazon Gift Cards per year, they'll ban you--even if you are truthful.

The news articles are filled with ads, often times the ads will pop-up right at me when I'm reading an article. The ads covers the content. While I'm reading an article, the app will redirect me to another site even though I didn't click on anything. Opera frequently gives me Washington Examiner and FOX News, even after I've blocked those sources.

The articles in the App takes over five minutes to load. That, if you're lucky. Most of the time, it's just a blank screen. Even when I tried to read the article in text-only, it still won't show up. Smart News App also takes up over 175 Megabytes on my phone. It sucks up a lot of space and the articles doesn't show up. Making it a useless app.

I've been a long-time subscriber to Flipboard but, suddenly, they locked me out of its App. I've had the same password for years but it won't let me log in. Even after I reset my password, the app still won't recognize it. I tried contacting Customer Service, but it's a chatbot. A live person doesn't respond.

The news app takes seven minutes to load. I have to restart my phone to get this News App to work. It's a shame, because News 360 was the best All-in-One site for the news. I could even access Forbes and New Republic articles for free on its app. Now, it's just taking 85 Megabytes of space on my smartphone which makes it complete junk

I was listening to music on youtube and Chrome kept opening up multiple tabs. I didn't click on anything, it just keeps opening up new tabs. Eight tabs in less than five minutes. There is no way to stop this annoying feature. When I contacted tech support to fix this problem, they refused to help.