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What I really love are the people I follow who give commentary on what they have heard int he news, movie reviews, people who have skits, or those that sing really good with covers and their own stuff. Youtube has nasty commenters, but I don't read the comments often nor do I make comments that often. I vote. I think that it's great to see videos run freely like this.
YouTube is one of those sites that is a double edge sword. People just have to know how to handle it and it can be a great tool. And just like the internet it has dark spots that many should just avoid all together. Don't let those dark spots suck you in like political spite or angry speech. Stick to the real and the happy. Don't anchor yourself with cynical thinking that could so take you in a direction that you don't want to go in.
Oh and I love finding clips of old cartoons I haven't seen in a really long time. Love that.
Strongly believe that there is something fishy and not right with this company and I can't express enough my disappointment in the way YouTube handle my account.
I have no other option than contacting THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION as they are regulated by them and report TRADE INDEX REVIEW's company who will be able to assess if they are a FRAUD or INCOMPETENT.
I have waisted so much more time chasing them to get my money and I feel like after all that those trades and time consumed were not paid off as well as lost my money.
For all people who using INDEX REVIEW in uk
Please use this for your complain
Gov uk complain financial services
The uk government association has been Unable to locate this company
And it's not IFC registered
I have received a call from this platform today tell me I can't withdraw any amount from my account until I reach higher level of treading open and close
Otherwise I would lose 95% of the profit he said this is the platform policy which is not true they won't run away with your profit and money
IDNEX REVIEW isn't Regulated by INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION
As they mentioned
The INDEX REVIEW charts price is not correct According to the market price
INDEX REVIEW it's not controlled by any financial organisation
So they are free to do with our money what they want
Drugs
Terrorism
Anything
My has been disappeared and they closed my account
So I waited to receive this label that did not come. I had to repeatedly call... on 1/26/15,2/5/15, Mid Feb sometime, and again today 3/3/15. Each time there was an excuse, they apologized and said it could be the proper form wasn't entered, or there was a glitch in the system, WHATEVER. At one point they even got a supervisor to make sure it got sent, but even they failed to do their job. By now they should have offered to just send me a replacement pair of pants, without needing the flawed pair back. That wouldn't have cost the company very much, and the damage they have caused with this terrible experience has lost them a frequent customer who has spent $100's of dollars with them.
So when I called today 3/3/15, this lady Teresa, said that the label did get shipped... yesterday. WTF! I mean does customer service get any worse!? It took you 7 WEEKS to get a label shipped to me.
Alloy, you need to get your sh*t together. I've read a lot of reviews on here about how terrible your customer service is, especially when it comes to shipping things in a timely fashion.
You've definitely lost any future business from me.
But it's also like the Amazon River, with dangers lurking. There's a serious dark side to Youtube that's as toxic as it is addictive. It's darker content (animals being killed, criminals escaping justice, political radicals winning office, etc) leave me feeling upset and in time poisoned, like I've been smoking psychological cigarettes. Meanwhile, seeing the nostalgic movie music and movie clips I've uploaded get almost completely overlooked is disillusioning, especially when I see mountains of garbage from other contributors get overwhelming approval.
How low does Youtube content go? Watch this new report, in which Youtube can be linked to a murder...
https://youtu.be/-WV0yU5hIvo
Here's an example of the kind of sick sadism that abounds on Youtube...
https://youtu.be/FzFR2I3TKyk
If you read or contribute comments, you have to keep your expectations low. Comments are where Youtube can still be entertaining and informative, but where it also became to me such a serious turn-off that it decided me to stay off Youtube permanently. If you want the details, read on. But that sums up my Youtube experience.
What's wrong about YouTube comments...
Nowhere are people's attention span's shorter than on YouTube's current events story's comments, which are all made on the day the video appears only. If you post a comment one day after a news story is posted, you're 24 hours too late - you'll be howling at the moon if you write anything. It's like showing up for a party the next day - there's nothing but plastic beer cups spilling out of garbage cans to keep you company. The line of posts will all read "One Day Ago" at the top, all the way down, and you won't receive a single Like, let alone reply. The amazing thing is that the actual events behind the stories will still be unfolding at the time - these days, viewer's attention spans can't even last for the duration of the events themselves. It goes far in explaining how so few people cared about the war in Afghanistan until it was lost, and the chaotic pullout itself was completely forgotten about only weeks later. It made me feel like I'm living in a world full of news addicts looking for their next fix - or was it comment-makers looking for their next score? The result is the feeling that my own insightful comments have a shelf life of just a few hours, and that I live in a world of near-sighted drones.
Worst of all is that your comment gets pushed down the list into the masses of what is often thousands of comments. The first comments to arrive build up the most Likes and replies, resulting in relatively mediocre comments getting hundreds of Likes and dozens of replies because YouTube "float" at the top and get viewed vastly more than the other comments. Meanwhile, countless more intelligent comments sink to the bottom. It makes me wonder how many commenters are playing a game of waiting for a video to be newly posted (by minutes, not hours) so they can make their comments out-view other comments. It all left me feeling like I was only writing my comment for myself alone. Granted, it's not a bad thing to write down your thoughts, but if nobody is going to read them, in the end you might as well just think them and leave it at that. At least you won't be played the fool at the same time.
It gets tiresome to read so many fawning viewer reactions to presenters themselves in videos where a presenter is involved. In videos without a presenter, commenters mostly keep the focus on the subject, however ignorantly. But where a presenter is involved, I start seeing how easily personality cults are formed. A surprising amount of commenters see a superstar in someone who just sits or stands there in front of a camera and gives their opinion. Such servile overreactions come across as weak, silly, and annoying to someone like me, who just sees other people and their contributions clearly for who and what they really are, doesn't project his own narcissism onto others, and doesn't act desperate for a parent figure on a video to babysit him.
What's most frustrating about comments that gush over the most mediocre presentations is the fact that important subject matter gets overlooked in the process. So many viewers have the weird ability to ignore major news issues, beautiful music, great movies, excellent motorcycles, etc and only care about the person presenting or performing it. It's snobbish, childish. And mindlessly superficial. Youtube would be a far better site if it refused to post those junk comments along with the mountain of worthless comments by fools who parade their ignorance instead of sharing what they've come to know by personal experience and solid rational thinking. Above all, YouTube needs to screen out every and all cruel outlashings, which are of such epidemic proportions on YouTube that you'll probably start bracing yourself every time you see a reply to one of your own comments, and you'll find yourself wincing at abusive replies to decent commenter's legitimate viewpoints.
Youtube is a shark tank when it comes to anger issues and outright trolls (online bullies). Tolerance for bullying is a prime measure of the respectability of a website, and Youtube ranks very low on the scale. Uncivil communication is epidemic among Youtube comments. Too many viewer comments, especially under news reports and current topics, are disturbingly backward, made worse by so many people agreeing with them. It's not an exaggeration to say that the dumber the comment, the more the number of views and likes. The number of political radicals and sadistic personality types poisoning Youtube comments under news-related videos is astounding. It's especially disturbing to see a nasty, ignorant comment get ten times as many 'likes' as a civil and astute comment right alongside it. If you're an intelligent, caring person looking to make connections with like-minded people, the effect of reading so many negative, misguided comments while not receiving replies from the few people you're in-sync with is like being slapped in the face over and over again. When I do receive positive replies to my own uploads or comments it's always a dead-end street that leaves me feeling strangely lonely. A positive exchange always gets suddenly abandoned by the other person as soon as it gets too interesting and productive. Mainly, though, Youtube comments left me with a feeling of being lost in the crowd. The vast majority of comments get no replies.
It's fair to argue it's not Youtube's fault for the level people are on these days, but like Facebook, to some degree Youtube needs to take responsibility for what they're allowing. One thing I can say directly against Youtube's managers is that they tend to have reversed values. I've read many viewer comments defending brutality and suffering that are left in place by Youtube, yet they deleted a comment I made addressing on an intellectual level Marilyn Monroe's eroticism (nothing weird or inappropriate at all). They also allow many videos showing sadism, graphic deaths and senseless tragedies, but rejected my upload of the ending of the movie Chariots of Fire because it was slightly longer and in high definition compared to the poorer quality versions they allowed of the same exact scene. The worst are the many comments made on YouTube that advocate the harming of children and animals. No decent website would allow such comments, just as no decent home would allow them. Usually I'm the only commenter replying to those sick posts and defending decency against them. Where are all the people with moral courage these days?
At one point Youtube refused to remove pornographic spam that I reported under a completely unrelated news video. This happened after they refused to remove comments that were harassing and bullying me, but deleted my own replies defending myself against them. When I reached the point where I openly questioned why Youtube was allowing such abusiveness against both myself and others, they deleted that, too.
Any comment that's too enlightened is a threat to Youtube. Here's an example of an exchange I had with another commenter over the Kyle Rittenhouse case. Youtube allowed the other commenter's post to remain, but deleted my reply, the second post...
Other Commenter (allowed to remain by Youtube)...
"Kyle Rittenhouse isn't a $#*!-up he's an academic student, with law enforcement on his back, it's not his fault that the three $#*!-ups he liquidated by self-defense tried to grab his gun for no reason, just by mere panic - it's in our rights to protest with or without guns - the guys he killed are felons and your true $#*!-ups."
My Reply (deleted by Youtube)...
"When I see a bunch of cavemen hitting each other over the head with clubs, I don't take sides, because I know they're all defending the same thing - the right to remain cavemen instead of becoming civilized."
I finally turned away from Youtube after they immediately deleted a comment I made criticizing the public lap dance that was given to a married NYPD lieutenant by a female rookie. Almost all the other comments supported the cop's right to do whatever they wanted off-duty. Youtube kept them all in place. My opposition comment disappeared within minutes after I posted it.
It can't be accurately claimed that Youtube was politically motivated in deleting my responses, because the website's censors consistently allow harsh comments on both sides of an issue. Clearly, Youtube is thriving on disturbing destructiveness and moral descent in both it's video content and it's comments sections. To varying degrees that's true also for other social media sites, but if you're looking for a refuge from people's lowness and craziness while you're on Youtube, limit yourself to certain types of videos and avoid the comments sections. If you find YouTube too seductive and addictive for that, then avoid Youtube altogether. If you can't do that, seek treatment before you become a hardcore bottom-feeder yourself.
In my YouTube video, I simply stated my experience with my military physician & told the public to read the CDC.gov website if they have any underlying conditions that could be affected by the vaccines.
YouTube shut my video down, told me I violated by stating medical misinformation & threatened to shut my YouTube page down permanently.
Please read the CDC website for yourself. Google "Covid vaccine ingredients", click on CDC.gov ingredients link, scroll down to "Triage" section (to know who's eligible to receive a vaccination), & review "Ingredients included in COVID-19 vaccines" (copy & paste ingredients you're unfamiliar with & look up "side effects"), & lastly read "Reporting of vaccine adverse events" (has link & phone number to report adverse reactions to VAERS)
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/clinical-considerations/covid-19-vaccines-...⇄ />
If YouTube or your vaccination administer clinics won't inform or ask pertinent questions to save your nor your child's life, then inform yourself.
Report unsatisfactory reviews to ALL social media fronts who tries to silent a potential deadly truth to save a loved ones life.
Youtube/Google is a real display of communist censorship in this global political war against the last bastion of freedom that we call America.
The good news is the communist NWO is failing fast and hard, now. Corruption is throwing itself under the bus.
Be sure to watch 13 min Gulag Tube interview: Ex-KGB, Soviet defector to Canada, Yuri Bezmenov's Warning to America, explaining the NWO strategy underway. Be informed so you don't mix up equality and equal rights with divide, conquer and control. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bX3EZCVj2XA
I suggest Bit Chute, Dtube or Steemit. Either way, blockchain and torrent technology decentralizes control from elite manipulation via Youtube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Blockchain will also replace Amazon, behemoth, Dr Death style business models and the monoply Google search engine. Watch for it and support it.
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Operating system - Linux Mint (like windows), free, safe, lots of open source software.
Search engine - Duckduckgo.com for an amazing private search engine, 2nd to none.
Phone - I use Text Now for a free phone and phone number.
Phone Firewall - Kill/disable all Google apps. Use a "no root" app to block spy apps.
Phone privacy - Google loves to listen: use a mic block app. Turn off GPS.
Save time and stress - Dump smart phone, which I will be doing shortly.
Social network - get a real life or use blockchain
Video - I like Bit Chute
We can't afford to support companies that are out of integrity anymore.
The major problem with many of these sites is that when they realize they have no competition, the power gets to their heads and they feel like they can decide what you're allowed to say. The anti-masker stuff is proven wrong and stupid, I don't have a problem with that stuff being removed. Problem is, notorious anti-maskers and COVID hoaxers are allowed to remain on Youtube and Facebook, like Clay Travis and Outkick, but if you criticize politically correct nonsense, they ban you. They basically punish you by banning you without warning, taking all your subs and friends down with it, not even offering you a chance to get a copy. All because you didn't appeal to their liberal, "let's all be friends" San Francisco baloney.
Many of these sites treat their content creators even worse. You will hear decent guys complain all the time that their videos were demonetized. It's just silly. They have no competition and get away with murder. It really is time for Congress and Anti-trust to do something about it. And for the love of God, get these tech firms out of the Bay Area. The area is a big part of the reason the moderation at these sites is so weird.
I am probably the millionth person to complain about these new changes to YouTube, but I still would like to share my opinion.
As much as YouTube is still a video sharing site, the idea of the 'YouTuber' has drifted into the background. TV companies have now partnered up with YouTube. This means that rather than just us average YouTuber's videos appearing on the front page, it's nothing but media companies promoting their new shows! It's irritating!
Copyright never used to be an issue before, but suddenly thousands of videos that people have worked so hard on are being dragged off because of copyright issues! YouTube mute videos even if there is music playing in the background of someone talking, it's rediculous!
But something that really gets on my nerves about these new features are the error which reads 'This video has been blocked in your country'! Do I need to explain this! Blocking videos because of the country you live in? To me, that's borderline censorship, and there is no need for it at all!
So i'd stick to Vimeo or DailyMotion, unless Google buys them too, then we are in trouble!
I am a danish citizen, ever since I was a kid I've been able to watch almost every single youtube video I could that wasn't demonitized, but now it's all $#*!ed.
I can't listen to the music that help me go through my day and you know what? It's not only the $#*!ing music that has been blocked, no.
Some videos that I have been able to watch for YEARS, has now been blocked for me. There were no copyrighted music in the video, there were nothing that could have gotten it blocked. Because other people I've spoken to online, are perfectly capable of watching it.
The $#*! is going on Youtube? Do you know how many people you're losing on your platform right now? Yes perhaps only one little small country full of millions, but it's not fair, that just because two companies had a disagreement, an entire population is now unable to watch what YouTube used to love. I'm actually $#*!ing crying because of this. Me as a 15 year old, is not allowed to watch some videos, just because I'm $#*!ing Danish?
How about you get your $#*! together Youtube, and come to a fair agreement that doesn't harm a whole country, huh?
I rediscovered Alloy recently and found they had good deals on clothes other than jeans. I got a Tall length jumpsuit and jacket for Christmas that both fit perfectly. I used to buy tall length maxi dresses from them with no problem so when I found a great maxi skirt on sale in Tall length I bought it. After receiving it and trying it on it was about 4 inches too short thus led me to think they sent me a regular length. Customer services was a joke and just told me maybe they run a tad shorter and to return it if I'm not happy. Since you have to pay for shipping to make returns and after reading reviews on the hassle getting your money back, for how much I paid for the skirt it wasn't worth returning. I'll gift it to a friend.
I was still determined to get a maxi skirt so I found another one on Alloy. On sale and it specifically stated the model was 6ft and in a reviewer said she was 6ft and the skirt was almost too long on her. Perfect, this should be long enough on my 6ft frame as well. WRONG! Again it was like they sent me a regular length skirt since it was 5-6 inches too short. I'd say I have average legs for my height so it had to be Alloy sent the wrong one.
Customer service told me "according to our website, we only carry this item in tall, perhaps the style does run a little shorter than the other skirts. You can go ahead and return the item if you do not wish to keep it, however, it would be a regular return." That was total bull$#*! since I'm the same height as the model and other reviewer. A little shorter would be an inch or 2, not 5! This was painfully obviously a regular length maxi skirt. I paid $18 total so to pay to ship it back I'd be lucky to see half my money in the end.
After reading other reviews of the company I fully see how $#*!ty their customer service is. At this point I'm done buying anything from Alloy since they aren't willing to do anything about this when it had to be their mistake, unless they are mislabeling on purpose so they can resell to someone else without loosing any money.
I left a review of the skirt to warn others that it might not actually be tall length. I have a screenshot of it being posted to Alloy under the product, but letter when I checked, my review had been taken down. It was like a slap to the face! I gave it a 3 star cause the skirt was a thick material but seems they don't want people to know the skirt runs short or mislabeled. I'm done with Alloy!
YouTube's reporting system sucks! They need an IP blacklist system to keep extreme trolls like Team Gamerfood out! This is getting out of hand and more people are getting sick of them! I'm really angry at this sick jerk! These extreme trolls need to go to prison! YouTube needs a contact where you can get a hold of a real human instead of a machine under emergency circumstances like this.
If YouTube doesn't do anything about extreme trolls like myg0t and Team Gamerfood, more people are going to get sick of YouTube and leave! I'm even at the point where I'm starting to think that YouTube doesn't care about you. They only care about this $$$. I have to give them a 1 star because this review won't allow me to give them a 0 stars. If I could though, I would! Even a 1 star is too generous.
YouTube, you need to start listening to your genuine content creators and stop letting these sick and twisted jerks like Team Gamerfood run your website! Start doing something about this and stop acting like you don't care! I know there are other streamers/gamers/creators who are getting sick of these extreme troll groups! This site is TERRIBLE!
However, there are a few things that keep me from giving the site a 5/5. One thing is their constantly changing site. The staff don't seem to get the phrase "If it ain't broke don't fix it", and almost consistently make their site even worse. In the past 2 years I can only think of a few good changes, which are overshadowed by changes for the worse. They make their site slower, their designs worse.
Now let me get to the worst part of it: The user comments. The comments are the cesspool of stupidity, racism, homophobia, sexism and trolling (the unfunny and offensive type). I have seen so many genocidal comments on YouTube that had so many thumbs up. It has become a haven for racists worldwide. Seeing these comments make me lose brain cells, make me insecure about my race and lose faith in humanity altogether.
However, there is an option to hide objectionable comments, and you can report them. The staff are helpful and will answer your questions. They also will remove comments that violate their ToS (which includes hate speech) as long as you report them with an elusive tool.