VRBO COMPLAINT at Shoreline West, Mountain View, California…read moreProperty ID: 9650747 1) Host complaint: Made reservation 6 weeks in advance, on April 7, 2022, and deposit was made upon confirmation. One week prior to date of travel (on Memorial Day weekend) received email confirmation on May 20, 2022 (and was reflected on bank info) that remaining balance was paid in full. The following day on May 21, 2022 the HOST, for no reason (which was confirmed by VRBO 'it doesn't say why") and we had to find other arrangements. I sent 3 emails via VRBO to say cancellation was in error and how to complete any missing/eronious info, but he NEVER replied! 2) As a "Professional Host," as listed on the site, this is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE behavior! 3) VRBO Complaint: VRBO customer service people (2) were completely useless. They could not tell me why, they refused to contact Host to ask why and/or resolve issue, they could not/refused to make another reservation at that complex (said to "make another reservation online" and when I tried the computer would not allow it and they still didn't help), & finally. they NEVER could make another reservation for a different place despite being told "we put you on the escalation list" for someone to call to make another reservation. 4) Called VRBO to see how to make complaint about Host activities and their reply was "you cannot make a Review if you do not stay there."

Free weekly local Mountain View community newspaper that arrives in my mailbox every Friday and is…read morealso available all over the city, just look for the Voice newspaper bins posted through out the city. I love this newspaper as it has a variety of information about Mountain View from local headline news, information about local schools and city government, nice entertainment section and some pretty good coupons. I especially appreciate the 2 for 1 coupon for Happi House. There is also a section that provides information regarding criminal activity in Mt. View, which I find very informative and helps me beware of dangers of what's going on in surrounding neighborhoods.

Everyone in Campbell and surrounding areas are happy to have the community connections back…read moreespecially during the pandemic. So they can know what's going on in their city for activities by virtual events like at the Campbell Community Center and Ansley House or to shops and restaurants open for take out and that are okay to do business with in Campbell because they are safe with using Covidms guidelines. The neighbors are telling us they like the stories and tips too! Thanks Campbell Press for bringing Campbell Together again in this stressful time.

I am giving Bad Reviews everywhere I can.. First I am stuck here waisting more time but I suppose…read moreit will help people when dealing with your lousy service. I paid $90 for a DBA that until this day, over a month has not come to my mail. 1) Your dont return calls. Your Voice mail does not work. and after being told countless times that you would send the DBA document you didnt. I am contacting my attorney.. Your not responding to any calls from any number and I do believe your Media Service and publishing service is official Hoax. I suggest for people who need a DBA to stay away for this irresponsible service..

Communication Arts is a trade journal on all aspects of communication: advertising, design,…read moreillustration, typography, and photography. I have been collecting their Advertising Annual (published at the end of the year) since 1983 [remnants from a past life which I still have great interest in]. They also publish annuals of other communications as well as offering yearly subscriptions. Their journals are beautiful IMO. I never knew they were located in Menlo Park, CA until I decided to do a write-up. In the ever-changing world of digital technology, I don't know how much longer companies will be printing magazine and trade journals. There is something captivating when you handle the pages and bindings of a physical book, magazine or journal as opposed to looking at one on an iPad. I like both aspects, but for these trade journals, I prefer the nostalgic paper kind. To the owners and workers of Communication Arts: you publish great journals which I have a fond appreciation for. Thanks!

I should've known these services existed and boy, what a life saver on those last minute business…read moretrips or short road excursions. Introduced by one of the Centurion Lounges but basically anyone can register and pay for the $15/mth service to read popular magazine titles from all over the world. Best part is, you don't even need Internet. Works best for Apple products ;)

I love this small newspaper that appears in my mailbox every week. It keeps me informed about…read morelocal happenings and news that I can't get anywhere else.

I have worked with Jeff for many years and he is a great photographer, with an eye for composition…read moreand lighting, something lacking with the proliferation of cell phones and Instragram these days. If you have a passion for your car and like to see it bigger than life, it will worth asking about getting it professiionally shot by Jeff. Check out his website for samples of his work.

I've known Jeff Cabacungan for many years since he days at Palm Photography. He has always done…read moreexceptional photography and always has a warm smile and presence about him. When Jeff teamed up with Chad Freeman and created photoshootmycar.com a dream team was emerged. I was fortunate enough to have a photoshoot with these gentlemen and they are nothing short of amazing. At 6 AM I'm at Treasure Island and wondering what I'm store for. When they arrive not only do they have a studio worth of camera and lighting equipment, but they bring their own generator to make sure everything has optimal power. By viewing their work, they are on par with anything you would see in a magazine or major marketing print company. Not only do they take wonderful photos but also create amazing displays for those who require them for shows. I cannot say enough kind words for such exceptional photography and great team of photographers. Both Jeff and Chad are always smiling and willing to listen to ideas their clients may have.

Los Altos Town Crier is a small weekly publication covering Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. It's…read morehoused in its own red brick building on Main St. downtown where Main Street Cafe & Books used to be (now closed and vacant space next door). The Crier is open Mon through Friday 8:30am - 5pm. There's a little collection of bells from around the world in the window display. Wednesday's paper additions cost only 50c, you can get a copy by the front door.

Don't waste your time or money on this publication. I was contacted by one of the sales reps to…read moreadvertise in their "Home & Garden" magazine. I told the person that I didn't want to be in the publication if the magazine was going to be full of competitor's ads. She said it would not be. I paid for an ad and she put my ad right next to a competitor's full page ad. After I complained, the publisher told me that there should not be an issue with the placement of my ad and that they do this to real estate agents all the time. I told him that his analogy did not apply because I am not selling real estate. He told me that they were not going to do anything to compensate me. Don't spend your money advertising with The Los Altos Town Crier, they just want to fill space.

Trying to find archives of their community papers is not just frustrating it is also impossible…read more Echo other writers issues with reply to calls and emails. But am still grateful to have a local paper that it remains worth the wait.