Country: 142.4.7.165, North America, US

City: -111.6133 Utah, United States

Well, I loved the shampoo on my stay at Hilton Minneapolis so got this with my Amazon rewards. Well, this a very large bottle which was reasonably priced. This has a very good foaming and lather so a little goes a long way. So, I only recommend to squeeze a small pea size into your hand and then work it into your hair. This shampoo doesn't have a floral scent so great for guys. Overall, I think both men and women will enjoy this shampoo.

When I first got this monitor it was great. I loved the "borderless" design, I paired it with a 25" 2560x1440 monitor also by Acer. I bought them both at the same time and they both worked great, but how I felt about this monitor quickly diminished. After using it for a couple of days it started to get a little backlight bleeding, this wasn't a huge issue at first, it was small and only visible at certain angles, and since the monitor was angled directly at me there were a lot of times where I did not see it. Then the screen started to cut out at times, randomly turning off and then coming back on after a few seconds, I tried multiple different ports and cables, and am completely confident in saying it is the monitor, not my video card (GTX 960 G1) or any of the cables that I have tried. But after a month of usage the backlight bleeding has gotten terrible and the cutting out just happens more and more often, and at this point I can't even return the product and I don't have the time to deal with sending this in to get repaired by Acer directly as I am a programmer and really require more than one screen to be productive in my work. It was a great monitor at first, but it's just terrible now..

Nice to be able to reall know day to day where my $ is. Have not used all features yet as new person to doing all own finances it's not as simple as I thought it would be. I did have call them for help ....it worked in the end but I had to restart everything so that stunk.

I have been using Access since 1997. I upgraded to Access 2002 ten years ago to use hyperlinks. I got Access 2010 today, used it for two hours, and am returning it. I am using Win 7 Pro. The first problem is that Access 2010 is about three times slower than Access 2002 when operating in Win 7 Pro. The second problem is that it issues a warning every time I click on a hyperlink to a location in my computer, even when I said to trust the link. Among my many hyperlinks, I have a lot of hyperlinks to tif files. I get warnings even for these (whoever heard of a virus in a tif file?). This is a known bug in Access even back to 2002, yet Microsoft still has not fixed it. The workaround for all these warnings is to create a folder with an html file for each tif file, which would be a real bother, and still I would have to click twice. There is a Microsoft site which talks about solving these problems by fooling around with the Registry and writing some stuff in it. Unfortunately, the address in the Registry they want me to go to so I can add the stuff does not exist. The third problem is the "new" features like ribbons and the navigation pane. These are just rearrangements of the old menus.

I bought one because of reviews on Amazon and much to my dismay it would not boot up after two months of use, I contacted the seller only to be told that the refund exchange period was over and that I would have to pay a restocking fee. I paid $45.00 fee as well as shipping from Canada to Ohio, exchange on Canadian money and duty and taxes at the border twice. The fee ended up being close to $70.00, half the price of the original. Lo and behold another two and a half months go by and again the tablet stops

I chose this product for my daughter because of it was so highly recommend,but first they over charged me then my daughter said it burns when she put it on her face.I tired to return it in the time allowed but they with out my knowledge signed me up for the whole kit and took my money I had to sell it to someone to get my money back . No I would not recommend this company to anyone.

If someone put the Encyclopedia of Fantasy Tropes and Stereotypes into novel form and then had a stoned college student transcribe it for maximum typos, this is about what I would expect to see come out the other side. (For example, "solider" and "soldier" are both words, but not interchangeable. Also, you cannot ever, ever say "here" when you mean "her"... and so on. There is a reason proofreaders get paid for their work, and it's to keep people like you, Mr. Gischler, from looking like a chump.)