Q: negative

A: I purchased 2 lots of merchandise from the GovLiquidation.com auction site. After winning the auctions, I paid in full for both lots and followed the protocol to pick up the merchandise in Oklahoma City. I called the pick-up site to schedule a time to confirm and pick up the merchandise. I was told I could repackage the boxes into one box and have my own freight company then pick up the merchandise. I was assured that I could do this, and made sure they knew I was flying from Oregon to do this. Once there (after buying an airline ticket, renting a car and a hotel room), I was then told by the same woman that I could not repackage the merchandise and that I couldn't even confirm the merchandise was there in completion. Rather, I was told that I would have to have one of their freight companies remove the merchandise after they signed for it. *This is an important piece of their scam. I flew home and waited to receive the merchandise that I paid for. Upon receiving the merchandise that I purchased through the online Government Liquidation auction, I immediately opened the packaging and took an inventory of the products and noticed a significant amount missing. I spoke with the Oklahoma site and the freight company. I then filed a dispute with Government Liquidation about both the missing merchandise and the problems with picking up the merchandise and shipping. I filed this dispute twice, and both times were denied resolution. I spoke with Government Liquidation no less than six times, and each time they shifted blame to me. Their argument was that I (or my freight company) signed for the merchandise and gave up rights. The hole in their argument lies in the fact that in order to confirm the merchandise purchased, the buyer has to sign off on the merchandise. If there is missing merchandise, no recourse can be taken because it was signed for. This is a complete sham of an auction company. The public will be the one holding the responsibility of this company's mistakes. There were no apologies for the erroneous comments made to me by the Oklahoma site, for any missing merchandise, or for their making false claims. I would steer clear of GOVLIQUIDATION.COM at all costs. They WILL short you of your merchandise and hold you responsible for their errors. I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau and have filed a dispute with our credit card company for the amount paid. WARNING: DO NOT BE SUCKERED AS I WAS INTO BELIEVING YOU WILL RECEIVE WHAT YOU WIN ON THIS AUCTION SITE!!!

Q: positive

A: I have tried a lot of dry cleaners- good ones are hard to find, and this is a good one. They have $1.35 men's shirts, they do everything on premise and the staff are friendly. I moved about 10 miles from here, and still find myself driving all that way as I havent found anything near my new place that's as good for the money... BOTTOM LINE: Drop 'em off dirty. Pick 'em up clean.

Q: negative

A: The Kilted Pig is near my workplace so sadly we sometimes go for drinks or lunch (no longer) with colleagues. I say sadly because I'd rather avoid the place. The food. Or rather what they call food. Best avoided. For instance, I had the worst Ceasar salad ever (I mean, how difficult is it to make a Ceasar salad?). The burger appears to be only safe option. So if you happen to be there for food, stick to that. It's quite a gathering for sports watching, so best avoided when there's football on. Because there is far too much furniture is this bar, it makes it difficult to get to the bar or to the toilets. The drinks are city centre prices. And no, I don't want to pay 4 for a G&T in that part of town, sorry! The only upside in summer is the outside sitting, a very sunny spot at 5.00pm, don't forget the sunglasses!

Q: negative

A:
After reading the reviews and upon the recomendation of the sales person at Floors and Decor I decided on using this company to install tile in a home I was buying. I was surprised to find that the person at Floors and Decor who recommended them to me actually worked for them and came to do the measurement, this is a fact that should have been disclosed to me. I had already done a measurement and estimated high and purchased the tile needed. The salespeson at Floor and Decor added to my estimate based on a pattern that he recommended when I stated that I wanted splashes of color. He also measured my counters for granite. He stated that he would email me the contract so I could review it. He never emailed me the contract but did phone me at work to go over the estimate. It was high for the pattern and so he took that out and met me at the house to sign the contract. Afer I signed the contract I figured out I was paying close to $3.00 per square foot for a straight 20" tile installation. I found I could do better and called the company to cancel the contract. Tristan, the owner invited me to his showhouse and spoke to me about options. They were going to send me a revised contract with the new options, never did. Although I was told when I purchased the tile that it would be in within 7-10 days, after two weeks I was told it would be received within a "week or so". I ended up picking out different tile and needed less tile because I was no longer doing a pattern. Da Vinci Green was supposed to remove and tile all the rooms EXCEPT the kitchen and bathrooms. When I dropped off some boxes on day 2 of the installation, I peeked in the kitchen and noticed that my kitchen tile had been removed and new tile installed! At this time I walked through the house and noticed that they still had quite a bit of tile to install and only had 1 box left. I called the company and Connie (very helpful) had my contact (Aaron) call me. Aaron apologized and stated that they would not charge me for the tile installation for the kitchen! Really! They weren't supposed to install in the kitchen in the first place. But because they were so generously going to install the kitchen tile for free, they wanted me to purchase 400 sq ft more of tile from Floor and Decor to finish the job! Aaron got the price of the tile down to $500, but I should not have been forced to purchase additional tile to cover their mistake. I was forced to return my accent color to pay for the additional tile needed to finish the job. Any reputable company would have done the right thing, not only install for free but also purchase the additional tiles needed to finish the job. They were TOTALLY at fault. I should not have been made to pay to cover their mistake! I should have questioned their professionalism when they require payment IN FULL before they start a job. BEWARE