This used to be the Best Domain Registrar Group around, and we have purchased a lot of products thru them, plus referred them to customers & friends. However, after the last couple of purchase experiences with them - I have realized they have lost their Customer-first focus, so I have started to look around and suggest you do the same. Three experiences that spell Bad Practices: 1. The Discount Domain Club Pricing shows you a price comparison site online and it shows a Sale price on the last column, but you need to click on the bottom of the page to find out that the sale price is for new purchases only not renewals, and 2. We purchased one of the new domain extensions, and a few weeks later - we get an unapologetic letter saying that sorry, but they made a mistake. Unacceptable on both counts, and again, sorry to see what I would always recommend as the best to these type of bad consumer practices. 3. Free Instant Page that came with domain no longer valid (even after purchasing with that promise) - They sent out a letter to folks who bought many of their domains that came with a free instant page offer letting us know that the instant page would go away. Hope they get their Customer Focus back and get rid of the strategic advisors who suggested these bad service changes.
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Love the variety and quality of food offered here. You can come here to shop for groceries, grab a meal, get some drinks, or my favorite. . .dessert. Every time I am invited somewhere for dinner, I always bring a fruit tart from Whole Foods. It is a big hit. The service here is great. It is never crowded too. The Whole Foods back in Los Angeles are always packed, so this location is refreshing. I also don't think it is expensive. You pay for what you get. They have plenty of options of less pricey goods.
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Just got back from the DMV. I'm a veteran and get a veterans deferment on my registration. The one catch is that I either have to mail the form in or go in person. Since I don't trust the USPS I go in. In the past this has been a painless process. Since I usually get in line before they open I'm usually in and out within 20 minutes. But not today. Today it took almost an hour for me to get all my business done. Recently the DMV has instituted a new program in which you can text a number and that puts you in line. Of course if you don't have a cell phone or your phone's text system hiccups and the text is delayed (that's what happened to me) all of the sudden you're waiting much longer to see a tech than some a-hole who didn't wait in the cold and showed up after you did. I'm sure that this new system is much more efficient (to the folks at the DMV, not the taxpayers/customers) than the older system in which first came was first served, but it's much less fair. And with the added technology comes added costs to the taxpayers. The only benefit is to those folks too lazy to stick it out at the DMV. They'll get a text as to when they're getting closer to the head of the line an they can return to the office. The only reason I give them two stars instead of one is that the tech I dealt with was courteous and fast.
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Awful will never go back staff was rude and bartenders were ghosts each time we wanted drinks they were gone! The best was when they charged a cover to get in and we went up stairs and sat down and they they closed the upstairs...REALLY I am paying to sit here! STAY AWAY!!! let this place die!
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