Kevin Roth of Klamath Falls, Oregon, proprietor of Arms To Bear Security Services, posted an online…read moreadvertisement for a firearm sale on the site Gunbroker.com. In the advertisement, it was clearly established that the seller did not collect taxes or fees, and that USPS Priority was an available shipping option. I clicked the "Buy It Now" button on the site, then contacted him via email to tell him I would be paying by money order, would like the cheapest shipping option possible (which was USPS Priority), and would need an invoice for the total costs. When I received the invoice, he had added his seller's fee, and had invoiced me for UPS Ground, which was about twice as expensive as USPS Priority. When I complained about the added fee and the more expensive shipping, he 1) indicated he no longer shipped via USPS because of a bad experience with them, despite having listed USPS in his ad; and 2) insisted that the auction "clearly stated" that the seller's fee would be added to the final list price (he had a mention of the fee in the item description which indicated his prices included Cost + 10% + listing fee, which appeared to be an indication of his commitment to keeping the selling price as low as possible, not that there would be an additional fee on top of the list price). When I pointed out that the auction description was anything but "clear", given that the listing had contradictory and ambiguous wording, and refused to pay the fees, he tried to gaslight and bully me into paying anyway, insisting it was my fault for not contacting him before clicking the buy button, even though I had no idea he was going to add an undisclosed fee. After having bought several items on the site in previous months, I have never once had a seller try to get me to pay their listing fee. When I refused to pay, he complained to gunbroker.com, and they apparently took his side in the matter; I tried to contact them to request support, but only ever received terse responses from them which didn't address my concerns, and when he filed negative feedback on my profile, and I responded in kind on his profile, within 12 hours gunbroker had deleted the feedback I had written. It also bears mentioning that Kevin Roth accused me of "changing my mind" about wanting to buy the item; but I ended up buying the same item from a different seller the next day, when it became clear Arms To Bear was trying to cheat and bully me. I was a motivated buyer, and if Kevin had been honest and fair, he would have had a completed sale, instead of what he has now, a dedicated detractor. This guy is a con artist, and will lie, misdirect, and misrepresent in his sales efforts, then when you try to call him out, will bully, gaslight, and try to intimidate you into accepting his terms. And if that doesn't get him his way, he will conspire with his cronies in the firearm industry to ensure you come out on the losing end of the transaction. I highly recommend you refrain from doing business with him.

This place was extremely difficult to schedule with and very unprofessional. My group of 7 bought…read morethe groupon online and followed the instructions to book through the company's online system. All of did it once and none got through. We called and were told to do it again and to look for the confirmation email. 2 of us received the elusive emails but not the rest. Several called in and were assured they were in but that the emails were behind. Fine. We booked well in advance selecting a date in May so that we could all go together. Today, with emails still missing, the owner tells one member of our group that they are the only one enrolled even though I also have a confirmation. This is separate from the fact that on the phone he confirmed enrollment for others. His solution is to continue blaming the system then that he had 75 registrations all come through. I understand busy but good lord I'd be out of business if I responded to inquiries in this manner. Can't speak to his skills as an instructor which is a shame. Thankfully Groupon made an exception given the circumstances and refunded but I'd caution others on this business.

Yhe First Church of God is the most friendly Church. I have…read moregone to a few Churches and no one greeted me. I've been going here since 2006. I will continue. And Pastor Bruce is very warm and careing. He care about us and our Church.

This school allows my kindergartener son to be bullied. We have complained to the teacher 3 days…read morelater my son was socked in the eye and sucked in the throat. And nothing happened to the boy. Bullying is highly acceptable at this school they do nothing to stop it

Great Elementary School my children attended the school a while back. The teacher here are…read morededicated to their students and the school is located in a very safe area. Tip no wheelchair access?

My daughters received an education that prepared them to be successful in college. Small classes.read more

I attended Oregon Institute of Technology as a freshman and genuinely regret my decision…read more The dorms were filthy, poorly maintained, and constantly felt unsafe. There were ongoing concerns and rumors among students about asbestos in the buildings, and regardless of the technical truth, the fact that students were worried about it at all says a lot about how little transparency or reassurance we were given. It smelled terrible on the floors, there was NO SAFETY PLAQUE IN THE DORM ELEVATOR, i would walk into the shower to be met with people having sexual intercourse and other times used stained undergarments hanging on the towel hooks. Basic cleanliness was lacking, and maintenance issues were slow or ignored. And as for the village apartments, they are a bit cleaner but in my short time living there in my second year (before i was fed up and tired of it) a couple wasps were in the bathroom when I moved in. In the dorm study rooms, there were also a few times you could hear people having intercourse on the new couches they installed in the study rooms . Laundry room often floods and has issues. My mail looked tampered with a couple times i went to pick it up. The town itself is miserable. It's extremely cold most of the year, isolated, and there is nothing to do socially. No decent water to swim in, no real nightlife, and very few places students actually want to spend time. The only cool place in the entire town is the park on the outskirts of town. If you care at all about having a social life or not feeling trapped, this is not the place. The isolation seriously affects mental health. While I was there, I heard repeated concerns from other women about allegations involving certain peers on campus with serious criminal histories, including allegations involving underage images and sex offenses. Whether all of this was officially verified or not, the fact that so many women openly talked about feeling unsafe and uncomfortable around certain men on campus was extremely alarming. There was a strong sense that concerns from girls were brushed off or normalized instead of taken seriously. Academically it was very hit or miss. Anatomy & Physiology and Anthropology professors were genuinely good and clearly cared about teaching. Outside of those classes, however, I often felt like I was teaching myself entirely. there are student tutors available but were mostly booked up. Lectures were weak, organization was poor, and support was minimal. If you're paying for college, you shouldn't feel like you're on your own for most of it. The food situation is awful. Sudexo was tolerable for maybe the first month or two, then it became repetitive, low-quality, and honestly gross. Undercooked looking/ cold food, limited options, and no consideration for dietary needs. It felt like an afterthought, despite how much students pay for meal plans. There are no real music programs. If that matters to you at all, look elsewhere. The band is mediocre at best and mostly does bad rock covers. Clubs are poorly run and feel thrown together last minute. Some clubs, like Formula and Baja, were especially unwelcoming, and as a woman, it was very clear that you were not taken seriously or made to feel included on building the vehicle for the clubs. Socially, I never felt like I belonged. I dressed in alternative/goth clothing daily, with dyed hair and long black skirts, and stood out heavily among the overwhelmingly white, "basic," Lululemon-and-Stanley-cup culture that dominates the campus. This isn't about insecurity -- it was very clear that anyone who didn't fit a narrow, conventional mold was subtly othered. There was little diversity in self-expression, and it made campus feel unwelcoming and judgmental. Everyone is either a dental student, civil engineering, computer science, or medical imaging. Overall, the campus feels underfunded, socially dead, and dismissive of student concerns. If you're looking for community, safety, support, or even basic enjoyment during college, I would strongly recommend going somewhere else. I'm not sure about the Portland campus, I've heard better things about it but this is just for Klamath campus. Please, if you choose to go to this school, get a detailed tour of the school and don't just look at the school, but talk to the students. See if they even look happy or not to be there.

Update on my review of the school.... After one year of my daughter at this campus I've come to…read moresee that the professors here are just trash as well. Small town that cannot attract teachers who actually teach. Zero help given to the students and huge grading curves equal crap grades given to my daughter who had straight A's at the Portland campus prior to transferring to this crap hole. We challenged the grade due to lack of teaching by the professor and am waiting to hear back. Needless to say we pulled her from this school and now she's a straight A student again. . Pretty easy to do the math on this. Shit professor shit town shit school. Good day all