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Monique Muniz

Monique Muniz

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services and offering a wide variety of movies, TV shows, documentaries, and original series. It has something for almost everyone, which is one reason it became so successful. The platform is easy to use, works well on TVs, phones, tablets, and computers, and provides personalized recommendations based on what viewers watch. At first, Netflix leaves a good impression because finding content is simple to use and the streaming quality is usually reliable with a stable internet connection. Although Netflix has many positive features, many viewers feel the service has changed over the years, and not necessarily for the better. One of the biggest frustrations is spending more time scrolling through titles than actually finding something worth watching. While Netflix continues to release original movies and series, not all of them are enjoyable, and many popular shows seem to get canceled just when viewers become invested in the story. This can leave subscribers feeling disappointed after spending time following a series that never gets a proper ending. Another downside is the price. Subscription costs have continued to increase, making many subscribers question whether the service is still worth the money. At the same time, several popular movies and television shows have been removed from the platform, giving viewers fewer familiar options to choose from. The password-sharing restrictions also frustrated many longtime subscribers who were used to sharing accounts with close family members. While Netflix still offers convenience and has a few great original shows, many viewers feel other streaming services give them more for what they're paying. Overall, Netflix receives 2 out of 5 stars in this review. The platform is easy to navigate and still offers quality streaming, but the rising subscription costs, changing content library, and frequent cancellation of popular shows make it difficult to recommend. Netflix may still be a good option for people who enjoy binge-watching original series and don’t mind the possibility of not getting an ending, However, anyone looking for the best value and a larger variety of movies and shows may be happier with another streaming service.

gox dacosta

gox dacosta

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I've been a paying customer of ProxyScrape for almost 2 years, and this experience has completely ended that relationship. My account was suspended out of nowhere, with no explanation given before or after the fact. I still had roughly 15 paid days remaining on my current billing cycle when this happened. This wasn't a case of breaking some rule I wasn't aware of, I've been doing the exact same thing with my account for close to 2 years, and it was never once flagged as a problem. I've also communicated with their team directly multiple times over that period, so this isn't a case of an anonymous account they know nothing about. There's no reasonable explanation for a suspension like this on an established, long-standing account with no change in behavior. I reached out to support immediately asking why. It's now been hours with no reply. For a paid business account with this kind of history, that response time is not acceptable, especially when the suspension itself was never explained in the first place. The impact wasn't theoretical. I run a service that depends on proxies to operate, and if I hadn't already moved to a different provider, my entire business would currently be broken with zero explanation from ProxyScrape as to why. That's an insane position to put a nearly 2-year paying customer in with no warning. This also isn't an isolated bad day for their platform. Their billing system in particular has felt unreliable and poorly built for a while, clunky, unintuitive, and clearly not something they've invested real engineering time into. Combined with an account suspension this careless, after 2 years of no issues, and a support team that goes silent for hours, it points to a company that isn't taking basic account management seriously. If you're evaluating proxy providers, factor in that even a long-standing, well-established account can apparently disappear without warning or explanation, and that support may not respond quickly when it happens. I won't be using them again, and I'd think carefully before relying on them for anything business-critical.

suzanne advani

suzanne advani

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

On the EcoRecycle bidding, ‘Alex Cash for Cars’ offered $1100 for my car then on arrival to collect they knocked the price down to $700 because they said that the catalytic converters had been removed/replaced. He took photos under my car to show me. We agreed because they said take it or leave it and we were exhausted and stressed after dealing with a harrowing car accident previously (hence the scrapped car). After talking to a car mechanic, it appears that these photos do not show the catalytic converter (or lack of) - this is a different part of the engine! I am positive the catalytic converters are there and original - I owned the car from new and never took it anywhere other than the Honda dealership. When we called to question this with the buyer, they were aggressive and dismissive. Bartering down the price of a scrap car is common, but this took it to another level of blatant lying and scamming. We called EcoRecycle afterwards. They were sympathetic and said they had other similar complaints about the same buyer. They have cancelled their contract. I see from other reviews that EcoRecycle have been able to resolve / get money back for other customers, but they couldn’t help me. I thought at least they should offer me compensation to the value of whatever commission / fees they got from Alex cash for cars. I understand that EcoRecycle is not legally responsible, but if they want to maintain a reputation that people can trust, they need to do more to protect customers from scammers. Better vetting, disclose past reviews of the winning bidder, an advice message to sellers before pick up saying what to do if a buyer tries to knock the price down.