Wildly inconsistent. Sometimes they pick up the yard wast cart to empty it, sometimes they pass it…read moreby but get the yard waste from neighbors' yards. Calling the office is a major hassle because they can't simply get a truck to come back.

I've been a customer with Granger for probably 30 years now. I signed up for auto pay at their…read morerequest. Everything was fine until the card on file I used had apparently expired at the beginning of the year. No one notified me. I finally received an email stating that I owed them money, and upon calling immediately to pay my bill today was told that they are going to charge me a $10 late fee. I asked that they waive the late fee since I've never missed a payment and had received no notice that they needed an updated card on file. $10 won't make or break me, but it's the principle. They obviously don't care about their customers.

I had to clean out my dad's house as he recently passed away. I misjudged how big of a dumpster I…read morewould need but Daggett was more than accommodating. They made a difficult time in my life a little easier for me and my family. I will recommend them to friends and family and use them again.

Great company! I have rented dumpsters on 3 separate occasions and they have not been good…read moreexperiences. Dagget container service was professional, punctual and very pleasant. I will definitely be renting from them again.

Born and graduated from Eastern High. Bought 2 houses here the city. 2001 900 in taxes. 2022 3000…read morein taxes. I believe the city roads are the same from 2001 to 2024! Sad, more interested in putting new light poles in than fixing the city roads! My 2013 can't handle the pot holes and all the rutts in the roads. They're terrible!!

What do you call it when we both dress up like Lance Bass and try to dance like him?…read more Lance-ing! We're probably talking about my favourite city in all of Michigan which I never thought I would be saying - especially considering that it's like an industrial and run down type of depressing 1970s Place, in parts. So for that reason I was expecting to not like it. And East Lansing is the part of town that everybody goes to and it's like, literally, a separate city which is really well kept and really well policed (too much so) and has an amazing college and lots of fancy stuff and nice roads and fancy hotels and everything. But over here is the real working class Lansing and the real Lansing happens to have some absolutely spectacular food and that's why I love it so much. In fact some of the restaurants I have had in Lansing are some of the best food I've had in all of Michigan. They have Detroit standard food and possibly an even better ratio of perfect food compared to Detroit. So it's pretty awesome whichever way you look at it. And here's a list of the places that I highly recommend you eat when you are in Lansing. - Choupli for some of the best Kofte Kebab and Middle Eastern food anywhere - Capital City BBQ for a crazy good, big Banh Mi that's very different - Momo over in Okemos is the best Boba Tea not only in Michigan, but in the whole region Lansing is the capital city of Michigan and it also has some surprisingly good food options that I really appreciated. Especially Choupli which is the best Middle Eastern food I've had in all of Michigan and possibly in the whole Great Lakes region! And the other items I mentioned, especially the best Boba Tea in all of the Great Lakes at the wonderful Momo near MSU. So you have some real treats around here and it's well worth exploring. It's a little bit of an old-school 1970s backwards town but then many of these Great Lakes and Northeastern cities are because time has left them behind. For a more modern slant on Lansing cross over into East Lansing where you will find Michigan State University and lots of kids. The city seems to be divided between town and gown if you like to quote Oxford England. This half is the town. So go to town on it already.

I found 2 great keyboards on Craiglist for 2 really great prices, and soon discovered they were…read morebeing sold by MSU Surplus. It was a long drive and I was worried that the keyboard would be sold by the time I got there (unfortunately, you can't 'hold' items, nor buy over the phone, luckily they only sell Tu and Fr so you can really plan your purchases if you wanted). When I got to the store I was a bit awestruck, it is really as eclectic as they say. One of the keyboards had sold, though they remembered me from my phonecalls and *really* hooked me up on the other keyboard... and THEN they also hooked me up with *another* really awesome keyboard and 2 pairs of headphones. Besides this, I was actually touched by the considerate service and their ability and desire to care about the items in the store. Laptop batteries were removed from laptops to improve their longevity and then organized into ziplock bags along with flash drives loaded with the original OS; they bought foot-pedals for keyboards and included them with the keyboard; I also bought a laptop and they included a laptop bag of my choosing; and the experience with the staff was superb. I haven't experienced service like that in a resale store ever, not to mention possibly any store. I will be back!

This is probably my favorite store in East Lansing…read more I usually don't go to the surplus store looking for anything in particular. Chances are, I wouldn't find it. This place is MSU's garage sale. I've purchased some great used Steelcase desks here. They always seem to have a pretty full supply of discarded MSU furniture. Otherwise, they sell pretty much everything: Bikes, used computers, random medical electronics, kitchen equipment, cars, old televisions, a preserved horse leg, etc. They are usually open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Keep your schedule open.

GLR advanced recycling made this whole process extremely easy. I requested a quote online and got a…read morecall very shortly after giving me the quote. When I called to schedule an appointment to have my car picked up (which is free of charge) they got me in the next day. Someone called the morning of to confirm the pickup and then the tow truck driiver also called to let me know he was about 10 minutes away. The process was quick and easy (and sad of course) and I definitely recommend!

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