David and I don't know each other. He sent me a direct message via Facebook Messenger when people…read morein a Facebook RV forum were laughing at my question. We aren't new to RV'ing but this was the first time we had ever experienced an electrical issue like this and I had already admitted how stupid I felt. While others laughed, David jumps right in and says "here is what I think it is..." He's **fast** to respond to questions and just so kind in a world where people laugh when you ask questions on social media. He never said "you can pay me and I'll answer you..." NO, he answered every.single.question I had. Even 2 weeks later, he's still answering questions without expecting anything in return. The least I can do is recommend this incredibly kind man and wish more people were helpful like he is. Thank you, David. Thank you for your kindness and thorough explanations. Thank you for being someone who remembers we were *all* beginners at one time. Maybe not a beginner to RV'ing, but a beginner to a particular VERY SCARY electrical issue.

We are so thankful for this company. Quick response and service which is important to us because we…read moreare full timers. They were quick to find out the problem with our RV refrigerator. They worked with our warranty company and even kept our costs down. Very nice and helpful. Definitely our go to company for our RV.

Russ always does a great job in finding equipment and coming up for solutions for are restaurant.read more

I always enjoy shopping for my food storage, pans and bakeware here. I've bought metro racks from…read morethe used items in the basement but I haven't bought any used equipment. The basement is quite an experience and relatively creepy. Bring a flashlight because the lighting isn't wonderful.

Greg is very friendly, gives great free advice, he had my boat serviced in two days and at a great…read moreprice. I highly recommend Maritime mobile service, you won't be disappointed.

Greg did a great job finding and repairing the intermittent spark problem and did a great tune-up…read morequickly and at a very reasonable price. We highly recommend him.

CME is my company's outsourced IT solutions provider, and I absolutely love working with them…read more They are incredibly responsive, patient, and capable. I would enthusiastically recommend them to any business that needs an IT partner to handle all the very important technology stuff that may not be its core business.

This place is great. Whenever I get a "computer headache" this business has fixed it. They can…read moredial-in remotely to fix most things. About once a year I need to un-delete a file I've deleted or get rid of a pesky virus that won't go away. They have always left my computer in better shape than how they found it. The first time I used this company I was nervous because how many times have you hired someone to work on your machine and the only fix they can come up with is to erase the hard drive. A friend recommended I go to Computers Made Easy with my problem rather than to the boys at Best Buy. I've never regretted it. This company actually knows what they are doing. This shop has kept my computer headaches at bay for the last six years. Consistently fantastic and phenomenal customer service.

I called to see if they could paint my outboard that sustained some damage or serious scratches…read morewhen another boat broke off it's slip and grinded on my motor during some heavy winds. I spoke to Tim and explained what I needed. He said they normally don't do much painting, but had someone who has been with the shop over 30 years that had a lot of experience over the years. He asked for some pics which I sent. He called me back the next morning and said they could do it. I really appreciated Tim's responsiveness and professionalism. I brought it in to them and explained I needed it back within 10 days. They were able to get it back to me in that time and the motor looks great. Tim gave me an update call during the process which I appreciated. The price was more than fair. Tim estimated a range of hours it would take and shared the hourly rate. The price was for time and materials. In the end, the cost was the best case scenario for me. Thank you Tim and Steve (who did the work). Tight lines.

Went looking for new outboard; called around for pricing got a hold of Sportcraft. A couple phone…read morecalls, an appt date and yippee- a new outboard installed painlessly. I was traveling to Oregon for this install and spoke to Ryan on the phone twice. He sent an invoice and we set an appt time. I showed up the install bay was waiting for me and 2 days later a new 200hp outboard had been professionally installed and water tested. His lead technician Jason walked me through a very thorough tutorial on the differences and maintenance procedures from my old outboard to the new one before I left the yard. I highly recommend them for their professionalism and no nonsense approach to their customers.

i've been dealing with VW for more than 25 years. With no difficulties. They are superb at what…read morethey do. From prices to shipping to customer service and support, VW excels.

This co. is located in Portland Or. they sell silver bullion and they do their business on Ebay. To…read moreall newcomers that are investing in silver bullion, CAREFUL....... Silver generic bullion can be purchased at a local coin shop at $1.25 - $1.50 above spot price. Silver American Eagles typically sell for spot price plus $2.25 - $3.25.... U.S. silver .999 coins carry a higher premium than generic silver rounds. This Co. Vault Whole sale of Portland Or. sells on Ebay and their premium is outrageous. The current spot price ( today = 7/5/10) is $17.74 per oz. if you add a $3.00 premium to American Silver Eagles the price would be $20.74 but they are asking for $23 plus change for each oz. of American Silver Eagles which translates to a 5 - 6 dollar premium per oz. of silver..... There are some Companies out there that prey on those who are new to buying bullion. Watch the spot price and whatever spot is add $1.25 - $1.50 for generic silver rounds and if you are looking at American Silver Eagles, take the current silver spot and add $2.25 - $3.25 for the premium. Of course you're looking fot the lowest premium so buy the lowest premium you can get. Don't be fooled by silver rounds that have a picture of an eagle and have the words American Eagle (they are not gov. coins) they are generic silver rounds. American silver eagles are coins, and these coins are legal tender but the generic silver rounds are not recognized by the gov. as legal tender. Don't be fooled by their claims of buying proof silver rounds or coins as a better investment choice. Silver is silver..... just make sure it is stamped .999 Ag. or .999 silver. Canadian silver mapleleafs are .9999 argentum or pure silver. With silver rounds you might want to stick with reputable private mints..... As far as I know Vault wholesale has good products but they are not as wholesale as their name claims to be..... Shop around and get the best deals. Remember .999 Ag or .999 silver and .9999 Ag = pure silver .925 = sterling silver and it should be stamped on goods and then there is junk silver of the U.S. which = .90% silver on dimes, quarters, and halves that are 1964 and below. Junk silver is pretty much safe to buy since the U.S. gov. minted these coins from 90% silver and all you need to do is check the date for security (1964 and below) Kennedy halves in 1964 are 90% silver but Kennedy halves from 1966 - 70 are 40% silver and anything after 1970 is cupro nickel or pretty much garbage. Morgan and peace dollars are 90% silver. Some Ike dollars are 40% silver and others are cupro garbage ( you can check these by looking at their edges. If the edges have a red streak through them they are cupro if not they are 40% silver. U.S. Nickels from 1941 - 1944 are 35 % silver but be careful. During 1941 ( the beginning of 1941) a portion of Jefferson nickels were minted 75% copper and 25% nickel ( I think those were from the Denver mint. You can easily tell if the nickels you have are 35% silver by looking at the reverse ( if there is a P, D, or S above the Monticello building then it is silver if not then what you have is a good old nickel. I know this all sounds boring but I hate to see people get ripped off. If you are buying silver bullion as a hedge against the falling dollar don't listen to those who say it is safer to buy numismatic coins. Numismatic coins are expensive and WHEN the dollar collapses NO one will care what mint or what year the coin is. The only thing that will matter will be if you have silver......... Good luck

So glad I found these guys! Stephen was very helpful! I thought my whole business document…read morelibrary was about to be lost. Stephen was able to walk me through getting it to a safe place over the phone. I chose Slave To The Machine because of its proximity to my home office but I didn't even need to wait for an appointment or go to their location. Thanks again for the great service and for being 'real Portland' at its best! I will be hiring STTM for my next issue which is a hardware compatibility issue.

I was looking for a reliable PC repair service to troubleshoot my brand-new gaming PC, and I'm so…read moreglad I found Slave To The Machine! Unlike other PC repair services that jump straight to charging for a diagnosis, Stephen actually took the time to give me troubleshooting advice--for FREE! Stephen genuinely cared about saving me money and even suggested that I contact the PC brand's customer service first before having him work on my PC. His honesty and willingness to help without asking for anything in return really stood out. If I ever need professional repairs, I know exactly where to go. Highly recommend!

I'm pretty disappointed with my experience here. I uploaded artwork for four 11x14 prints and…read morespecifically noted in my order that I was concerned the image resolution might not be high enough for quality printing. I even said not to print them if they thought the files wouldn't turn out well because I could provide higher-resolution versions. To make sure there was no confusion, I actually went into the store in person and asked an employee to review the files before printing. I was told they would be totally fine. Unfortunately, when I got the prints home, they looked terrible -- blurry and low quality exactly like I had been worried about from the start. I then uploaded improved versions of the images and, still trying to be careful, uploaded yet another set afterward because I was worried about quality again. When I arrived to pick them up, they had already printed both sets, including the clearly bad version that I immediately asked them to throw away on the spot. Even though they were discarded right in front of me, I was still charged for them. In the end, I paid over $80 for four paper prints after all the reprints and confusion, which feels pretty excessive considering the circumstances. I understand they technically printed what I uploaded, and I'm not expecting them to call every customer about every order, but I made my concerns very clear multiple times and specifically asked for guidance beforehand. That's the part that's frustrating. To their credit, after I called and explained why I was unhappy, they did offer me store credit for a future order. However I'd have preferred a refund. I appreciate that gesture, but I still left feeling disappointed overall.

I've had J2 do two projects for me and they are incredible! I wanted a custom reprint of a classic…read moreCaravaggio painting blown up to 5' x 5' at the highest resolution possible and they gave me exactly what I wanted while giving helpful suggestions. Very affordable price for high quality work. They were also able to laminate a large, vintage map for me and scan it for a digital file. I highly recommend J2 for any print-work you need done!