Frank

Frank

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ME

Media Lens

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5 out of 5 stars

Israel is the Real Problem

Another brilliantly research article exposing the wickedness within the Israeli lobby and UK media who together fomented a witch hunt against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Corbyn unfortunately appears to have capitulated to the Israeli pressure accusing him and others who criticise Israeli Apartheid and ethnic cleansing as "anti-semitic". In the meantime Theresa May has increased arms sales to Israel by 250% even though the UK government knows full well that those arms are being used to kill unarmed Palestinians. Selling arms to oppressive regimes which commit war crimes is, itself, a war crime and Theresa May should be charged with such crimes in this writer's opinion. Media Lens is real news. Read the article of this review's title on Media lens if you want to know some truth about the dark forces working within the UK establishment on behalf of Israel.

DI

Digital Advertising Alliance

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1 out of 5 stars

utter rubbish

This is a good idea in theory but utter rubbish in practice. No matter how many times I've tried to opt out of online advertising, and its invasive, browser-slowing garbage, this tool just doesn't work. It opts you out of a few advertisers but for me there are always well over a hundred that don't allow you to opt out no matter how many times you run the tool.

SI

Sixt

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1 out of 5 stars

False damages

We rented a van from Sixt rent a car. Long story short, as other reviewers have stated here and all over the Internet, Sixt attempted to charge us for damage that already existed on the van when we got it (there were literally dozens of bits of damage when we hired the van, some of which were not even listed on the agreement). The manager of the branch seemed nice when we picked the van up, but he was the one behind claiming we damaged it further. Nothing like being ripped off with a smile... I thought of writing a review on 'how to avoid being charged fraudulently by SIXT RENT A CAR', but honestly, the only way to avoid being a victim of this global corporation is to avoid renting from them. Judging by the number of reviews I've read and now my own experience, they will either try to charge you for damage that was there before you rented the vehicle, or damage that they claim you made whilst using your vehicle that you actually didn't do. They appear to be supplementing their initial low rental rates with false insurance claims, making customers pay. We've written to Trading Standards and the director of the company Per Voegrel following advice from Citizens Advice Bureau. It's important that other people who have had similar experiences take similar action if we are to stop companies continuing to do this to the public. Otherwise nothing's going to change. UPDATE: After threatening to write to the local newspaper and BBC Watchdog (they still have a site where you can submit stories for future programs even if Watchdog isn't currently airing), the managing director contacted us to apologise and offer us a refund. A week later the damage claim against us was closed. It seems that the threat of national publicity was not worth the risk for Sixt. This, after weeks of stress and many hours in front of the computer writing letters and doing the necessary research on what our rights are etc. Our complaint is still with Trading Standards. In short: we won't go near Sixt ever again. Use them at your own risk.

ED

Edzell Property Management

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1 out of 5 stars

Nine painful years renting from Edzell Property Management

We rented from Edzell Property Management, Pollockshields, Glasgow for several years and during that time lived under increasing stress due to Edzell's unwillingness to do what they are supposed to do. We stuck it out only because it was a shared flat, we couldn't afford anywhere else close enough to work, and because we adjusted to lower and lower living standards. I've listed some of the problems we experienced with Edzell Property Management below: 1. No reply to emails to address basic maintenance 2. No action taken against noisy, belligerent Chinese neighbours (who also rent from Edzell) who made our lives a misery for the past year. Acts of vandalism, littering, and deliberate noise and shouting in the middle of the night were completely ignored by Edzell. 3. No action taken to do basic repairs. We had to do the repairs ourselves, including fixing the washing machine 4. No replacing of old, worn out beds, carpets and furniture (all were over ten years old) 5. No action taken to address flooding of our flat from the neighbours upstairs mentioned previously 6. We waited over six weeks one winter to get hot water working again 7. Staff rude or incompetent. Management didn't address problems passed to them. 8. No repairs or redecorating done even though the flat had been flooded previously years ago and the paint was left peeling from the walls and ceiling. I can't really emphasise how angry I am after all the years we paid rent to these uncaring people. You only need to read the mountain of negative reviews on google and elsewhere to see a pattern of uncaring and incompetence from Edzell Property Management. People aren't making this stuff up. If we'd had even one or two positive experiences with Edzell I would mention them here. So I'm talking about a consistent track record of abysmal service over years, not just an isolated incident. We're so relieved to unburden ourselves of this agency and have begun to notice how much less stressed we are in general now that we don't have Edzell and the unhappiness that comes with living in one of their properties. We rented one of their flats in Glasgow. You might recognise the orange Edzell To Let posters in many vacant flat Windows, for example. This is a genuine review based on several years of consistently awful experiences with Edzell Property Management. It is not written to be malicious, only out of the hope that it helps prospective tenants save themselves from what we've gone through.