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I can describe myself as a loving, caring, honest, kind, sincere, and above all a God fearing man, with good morals and values and have got sense of humor, I do not cheat or play games either i am just me someone who has been through a lot of ups and downs in life and has come to the conclusion that one should live everyday as if its gonna be your last, A fun loving and gentle personality who believes Trust and Honesty are meant to be the Bedrock of every relationship, someone who understands the meaning of love and believes True Love can be found anywhere... i like to put God first in everything in do, i love to go out to the beach on weekends and give myself a good treat of Sunbath... an open minded person who has the fear of God... above all...
What is also bad is yahoo ads. They are also making ads that look like articles and making it so elderly people can't distinguish what is an ad and what is it real article. What they do is but is they write ad in tiny text making it hard for them to know its an ad. Once the person clicks on the ad it takes them to a somewhat shady site which has those ads that go to virus or to a scammer. They are even adding ads to peoples emails to get them to click on them. I am not talking about the ad on the side they have ads within the emails the kind of looks like a real email. Ever since Verizon took over it's been really going down. I recommend using gmail or outlook. Do not switch to AOL it is also owned by Verizon...
This is a very poor site for any kind of honest commentery on recent news. I've complained and complained. Nothing happens. Don't waste your time.
(A) Inconsistent -- by arriving an hour or more late to the job;
(B) Inconsiderate -- by not showing-up as promised or not calling;
(C) Incompetent -- by not performing the worked as promised;
(D) Unfair -- by attempting to up-charge after starting the job;
(E) Not professional -- by refusing to provide a written estimate BEFORE starting the job.
I had nearly given up on getting quality landscaping service in Anthem. Then, a kind neighbor highly recommended IDDINGS AND SONS.
I can say with confidence -- I have FINALLY found an EXCELLENT landscaping company serving Anthem that is consistent, considerate, competent, fair and VERY professional.
I recently used Iddings and Sons Landscaping service to trim and reshape a very troubled Mesquite tree in the front yard, which had not be maintained properly by the former owner.
I am 100% pleased with the excellent service provided by Joe Iddings and his tree crew. George Iddings provided an email written estimate PRIOR to starting the job, and he also scheduled the date and time of the job.
Joe and his crew showed-up to my home -- on the day promised, and yahoo.com arrived within the quoted two-hour timeframe. I provided large plastic buckets, and the crew carefully covered each of the newly planted cacti to ensure they would not be damaged during the tree's extensive cutting and trimming process. Their debris clean-up was perfect.
I am 100% pleased with the cutting and reshaping of the troubled Mesquite tree. The newly reshaped tree improved the curb appeal of the property. Additionally, I am not longer worried the tree could be damaged or ruined by a windstorm or a heavy monsoon rain.
An added bonus: A couple of days after the tree trimming, George Iddings followed-up with an email inquiring if the service was performed to my expectations.
Now, THAT'S excellent service!
First step home inspection
We purchased a home and used First step for our inspection via recommendation of our realtor. We found several issues after the closing which led me to contact Matt to find some reasonable resolution. He would not move or even be open to any constructive conversation. At issue was the inspector missed a roof leak into the kitchen cabinets, which were almost empty, his excuse was kitchen ware could have been in the way. It was NOT! Now to the roof issues, we were told by the inspector the roof showed normal wear, and had a couple of years on it. Matt used the cover of the notation ‘further evaluation of the roof', however we were led to believe it was normal wear and tear. After we found the kitchen cabinet damage we had a roof inspection done and were informed of hail damage on shingles and wind turbines, not normal wear and tear. Matt refused to acknowledge the roof hail damage was missed, claiming his people are only inspectors not roofers. Go figure.
This will cost us more than $8500 to replace the roof instead of having the chance to NEGOTIATE the repairs with the seller's insurer.
I thought we would be fair with Matt and ask for only 25% of the roof repairs. Surprisingly he laughed at me and said there was NO WAY he would do any compensation for the roof. I believe in integrity and doing the right thing. Evidently Matt cares more about money than doing the right thing when a mistake is made. We would NEVER use this company again and have recommended to our realtor not to refer this company to any other clients.
I originally joined that group because I was dealing with past and present issues in my life relating to family, relationships with females, and abuse. An older woman initially responded to my posts and, since she seemed pretty knowledgeable, I developed a level of trust with her. However, as time passed and I continued to post, I noticed she was not at all empathizing with me but was rather trivializing my experiences and in fact subtly defending my attackers most notably the ones that were female. She would also make a lot of smart and off color remarks that seemed to take away from the seriousness of my situation. Regardless, I remained with the group hoping that if I remained active, responsive, and respectful, I would eventually get the understanding and consolation that I was looking for. Sometime after however, a few female members wrote harsh and attacking responses. Upon expressing my disapproval, the older woman just said yahoo.com give tough advice. Then several other attacks came and they were increasingly harsh, dismissive, and blaming. In addition, the moderator in response to my post about a very abusive girlfriend said I just have an attitude problem with women. Again the older woman came to his and the group's defense saying they were just trying to help me and I ‘didn't want to hear the explanation'. At this point my anger was through the roof. I finally came to my senses and left the group. Given the two years I spent there sharing intimate details of my life, I was beside myself and returned a few months later to vent my anger and dissatisfaction over how I was treated. The older woman, however, had left and sometime later, I discovered she started her own group, which I believe is called Advice for Living and Loving. After reading my post, she wrote a rebuttal in her group where she basically smeared me saying they tried to help me, tried to tell me it was my attitude that caused others to hurt me, that I just liked to blame everyone else for my problems, and that I need psychiatric help. She also copied and pasted posts I made in the original group that she felt were most incriminating all to make me look as bad as possible. That was my last encounter with her and with either of those groups.
I have to say this was one of the worst experiences I have ever had. I have never encountered human behavior so crass and so blatantly cruel. This group severely diminished my already broken spirit as well as my trust in people. In fact, I had to see a therapist just to deal with the confusion and anger that this group caused me. This was by no means a case where they flat out disagreed with me and let me know up front or, as she claimed in her rebuttal, could not in good-faith help me because I was too far gone, nor was it run-of-the-mill trolling you tend to see on other message boards. As far as I can see this was a calculated attempt to break my spirit over time so they could watch me crumble until I snapped. In fact, I strongly suspect that the older woman disguised herself under different usernames to attack me. I also recall that the attacks seemed to come when I was at my worst. As a result, it is absolutely imperative that I warn people about this malicious and horrible group.
I should also point out that upon my returning to the group, I noticed others getting harsh and ignorant responses by the supposed new clan of regulars in the group. Therefore I do not feel that my experience was necessarily an isolated incident. As far as I can see this group is a callous and hostile place that can cause extensive emotional damage and truly bring out the worst in someone. Given the façade of being a place of support, I consider this group to be even worse than a hate group where the agenda is at least made apparent. As for the moderator, I can't tell whether he is either oblivious to his group's harmfulness, merely doesn't care, or actively participates to make it harmful. Regardless, I would sleep much better knowing this group was dismantled (along with associate groups like that woman's group) and that everyone involved in this little network be held accountable for all the pain they have caused.
Fortunately, I am doing better now especially after consulting more trustworthy resources to actively speak out about what happened to me. I have even become an active participant in online support where I have been able to make a positive difference in people's lives. In order, however, to get full closure from this horrible experience, I feel it necessary to post this review, to notify cyberbullying and internet safety sites of this group in order to have it flagged, and to once and for all put this group in its place.
Looking back, I can say I am much wiser now and, in spite of how clever, covert and manipulative the group was, I can better appreciate how being in a vulnerable state of mind affected my better judgment thus preventing me from seeing red flags that became apparent far too late. While this posting is meant for my personal closure I certainly hope that it will effectively inform others, particularly those considering getting online support, how dangerous the internet can be and how important it is to be cautious in whom you entrust in getting support.
I'm not too big with some of the articles and the slant. And... then there are loading problems yahoo.com have occasionally; but yahoo seems to always be more than fair with the comments sections.
Many times the comments people make seem to be just insults, but yahoo lets it go. I am glad.
Yahoo seems to try to let people speak, even if it is garbage, and that is a real public service.
There is increasing censorship online and in online businesses, increasing blacklisting in employment, even online.
I am concerned about this and glad for yahoo.
Yahoo mail is tedious. Yahoo.com have improved the spam filters some. I don't get as much obvious spam as before. The bad side is that now some spam is designated as e-mails from Yahoo "sponsors" that you cannot delete. There was an option to stop receiving messages from sponsors a few months ago which I went through the steps to opt out, but that option was just for show since I still get them. These sponsor spams show up at the top of the list of e-mails. Also it takes forever for spam filters that you create to start working. I made a filter for these pharmacy spams and set it up for them to go to the trash folder. I kept getting them in my inbox for about a month after creating the filter.
Another thing I experienced was getting automatically signed up for Yahoo mail alerts about stories. They tracked the type of articles I read on the homepage and sent me tons of these alert messages. I went through the option of opting out and it said it would take more than a full week to change my preferences and to stop receiving them. Funny, it took them about a few days to start sending them to me, but when I want them to stop it takes a lot longer.
Yahoo Flickr is hard to go through. Yes, the format looks very pretty, but again, it's hard to use.
While Yahoo looks pretty, I want something that's also user friendly. I don't want to have to click on a bunch of items to figure out what to do. Years ago it had a very user friendly format, but this has changed. I feel like I did when I first got windows 8: lots of pretty colors, but that's it.
1.) Emailing system: Average, (Reliability).
2.) Virtual projections: absolutely shameful and despicable.
3.) Context: Favors the Envious/Wrong.
4.) Article 'Writers'/Envious 'Reporters: Fake News, Scandalous, $#*!, A Bore, NOT 'noteworthy',
5.) Primary Agenda: ENVY, (" 'Haters' "), Lip Synchers, AKA - Scheme to Defraud/Criminal Impersonators/Criminal Simulators/Unlawful Assembly..., (there is more), DVD/TV/NEWS, " 'Drama' " - staged acts, etc.
Just about every 'journalist', (Accomplice/Accessory), is re-iterating the same old Envy, ($#*!, Wrong,...), updates, ('stars' - the Envious), hoaxes, titles, stories, ['News', webs of deceit], fakes,..., - " 'Entertainers' " - AKA, the Envious " 'Hater' ".
A pinnacle of shame - Yahoo."-Holly M Colino.