For the past 2 years, I have given a presentation about various facets about serial killer, Ted…read moreBundy, for the annual Dark History and HorrorCon. I wasn't sure what to expect when I was introduced to Timothy, from Absent State. He was on the premises in order to film various presentations. I shouldn't have been nervous about working with Timothy because he was very good at his job and easy to work with. When discussing how I wanted him to film me, he listened and offered feedback. When I received the final edit of my show, I couldn't have been happier. Timothy captured my best angles and was able to filter out a great deal of crosstalk that was coming in from outside of the room. When I return to Illinois, I look forward to seeing what Absent State will have available to make me sound my very best for future audiences on YouTube and beyond!

Guy was our attorney when we sold our house - it was the first time we were on the selling side of…read morethe table, and he took good care of us. There were unexpected requests at the closing which we didn't know how to handle, so we shut up and let Guy talk. He's very human and communicates well, so I'd recommend him very highly.

This company has great marketing ideas (comic books) and a solid product. I got a chance to speak…read morewith some of the developers and they are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their products. I would say that it looks like they have the top 1% of developers in their field and their products reflect that.

Fantastic crew. Very easy to work with and prompt with their service…read more Craftsmanship is excellent.

This is my first ever 1 star review. I am the perpetual supporter of all small businesses. Tom…read morewas really friendly when I first met him. However, the workmanship of design was elementary at best. After going back and forth with him for weeks trying to get him to share pricing, he only supplied ideas of what the designs might actually cost. This was unprofessional but, we support small businesses and I overlooked his inability to provide a pricing list. This was my mistake. After finally committing to working with him, not knowing what the cost would be I anxiously waited on a design from him for 3 weeks. When I received the mock-up, I could not believe it. It looked like a cartoon. The colors were not blended. The logo colors were not correct. The logos were just slapped in random places on the vehicle. It was laughable. I could have made this design in 15 minutes myself. It was clear to me that there was next to no effort put into this. To top it all off, I received a bill from him for this garbage work for $325. I shared my concern with him and encouraged him to do the right thing. He said, I am sorry you feel that way. Buyer beware.

I hired Thirdside (Thirdside.co) via elance to revamp my website. Lisa didn't finish the website by…read morethe deadline she herself set. I then asked Lisa for the money back that I'd already paid her. She refused to reimburse me. I didn't have a website. I didn't have anymore faith she could actually create the website. And I had an app launch that was supposed to coincide with a new website relaunch, which clearly wasn't happening. I was not happy. So, we went through elance's mediation and she agreed to give me back half of my money so long as I didn't leave a negative review of Thirdside on elance. I agreed to it since the elance mediator convinced me that's all I'd get back if I went to elance's next stage in resolving disputes, which you have to pay for. Elance gave Lisa 30 days to reimburse me. I waited and waited and waited for her payment. Then, coming as quite the surprise, on the day the reimbursement was finally due, rather than pay me, Lisa closed up her Thirdside shop on elance and left the website. She didn't email me or call me. So, I tracked her down and sent her a letter informing her I was taking her to small claims court to get the reimbursement. It had been two months after the payment was due, but after that, the reimbursement was miraculously sent. Now she's back on elance, unbelievably, and elance has listed my job on her account page as "completed" -- when it was not -- and elance won't let me review it there because technically she finally paid up. Even if it was months after the due date. Fair, right? Based on my experience with Thirdside.co, I cannot recommend them. ------------ UPDATE: Having just read the co-owner of Thirdside's response to my Yelp review and his depiction of what happened, I can only say I'm really happy I was forced to find another web developer who had the advanced skills my site needed, met deadlines, was professional and kept me informed of his progress throughout the entire process.

I really enjoyed working with Jason and Lisa. They were extremely professional and helpful during…read morea complete website redesign. I would encourage anyone looking for help with their website to at the very least connect with Thirdside for a consultation.

Heather was amazing! She was kind and compassionate and helped me find the perfect monuments for…read moremy Dad, brother and step-mom. A great value as well. Highly recommend.

The attorneys at Woodruff Johnson and Evans did a fantastic job with my workers comp. case…read more Everything was always clearly explained, questions answered and 'game plan' came to fruition!! Sincere thank you to Casey Woodruff and Russ Haugen. Your professionalism is 5 star!

I would like to thank Russell Haugen with my Work Comp. case. He was very thorough in answering my…read morequestions. Sometimes I thought WC insurance was playing games, but he reassure me it was going to be alright. I was referred to Russ by a fellow employee and I would not hesitate to refer him to someone else. Stephanie was also great when Russ was unavailable at the time.