All I had to say when I first picked up an issue of Audrey Magazine several years ago was, "YES!…read more FINALLY, a fashion and lifestyle magazine geared towards Asian American women, woo hoo! I'll never have to read about applying eyeshadow to my non-existent creases ever again!" Although Audrey's demographic are Asian American women, they often have articles, features, letters to the editor, etc. that apply to Asian American men, and hell, people in general. I will say that this magazine's tone probably isn't for people who just got of the boat (figuratively or literally), but more for those who have been here awhile and have acculturated somewhat, or were born in the US. I highly recommend skimming through one if you see it on a newstand whether you're Asian, American, or neither. It gives some different perspectives on topics many mainstream women's magazines talk about. For me, Audrey is the perfect blending of Asian and American issues, and they know their audience well. One star off due to the fact that the magazine only comes out once every two months (instead of every month).

Gardena Valley Newspaper been Around Many Years, with Outstanding Customer Service, The Staff Very…read moreMotivated in the Gardena Community with a Outstanding Reputation, being Respectful,Trustworthy, From a Long time Satisfied Customer. Personal Experience, Ken Tasaka.

Terrible customer service, you can't even reach their numbers, and they sometimes print the papers…read morewrong. They are the worst newspaper printing business I've ever seen, they are so ridiculously unprofessional, and they constantly ignore emails. They sadly have a monopoly over newspaper printing and we can't find anyone else but we totally would. They blame their problems on "outages" when there are no outages reported in their area.

Great customer service and product. He made a magnet for me the same day and finished my window…read moretint ad the next day. The timing was unbeatable, and the prices were great.

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No paper delivered today and no paper delivered yesterday. They increased my rate 12 extra dollars…read morea month to $36.99 for only 4 papers a week and I've missed about 15 papers in the last 6 months. Sometimes they bill me every 21 or 22 days. I asked them about this and they said it was a surcharge!! Scumbag paper with scumbag tainted news. Should never have subscribed in the first place, but my family likes the crosswords and comics. I have a stop payment in now with my credit card to try to end the charges, because obviously calling them and canceling has not stopped them from charging me even more money. A supervisor called me and it still did not stop: the charges I mean, because the paper is not being delivered anymore. Do not subscribe!! This is a ride you cannot get off!!

Elder Abuse. My Mother started the Daily Breeze subscription…read morein the 1970's. Just a single copy delivered to her home for many years. As she got older, she didn't notice that they were hiking the rate higher and higher until I took over as her Power of Attorney, looked at her checking account and they were charging her $406 PER MONTH ($13.50 per day delivery!). She has had YEARS of overpaying. New customers pay $.71-$1.43 per day, depending on their subscription plan. Any lawyers out there want to take on this Elder Abuse? Channel 7 News on Your Side to warn every other Daily Sleeze subscriber? Class Action suit?

Don't bother with this company, VIZ and Funimation should wipe them out. Their "internships" are…read morenot at all educational like how they are listed. Basically you just create media hype about their stuff like youtube videos, blogs, forums, websites, Amazon reviews, and anything to promote their stuff. But this is an unpaid internship, you only have your own equipment and your own time. The only good thing is they give you their manga for free, so after you promote it, you can sell it online, but good luck getting any money for them. Even working at Mc Donalds would be better, at least you get paid.

I appreciate the return. I'm happy to see print media still in existence, especially when it serves…read morethe purpose of the community. Great job!

The Carson Courier has been a quality publication for many years, and I for one am thrilled for…read moreit's return! The publlisher has a heart for the Carson Community and really seeks to give them great information. No town is great without a great local paper, and the Courier does it for Carson. Kudos, Kudos, and more Kudos!