Ran by bigots who ghost you in the hiring process if you disclose you are queer in anyway. Had a…read morezoom interview with them and they were supposed to send me a test to take the next day, but never did and then proceeded to ignore all emails until I called them out for their bigotry in an email a week later. It took 15min after I sent that email to get a response, which I sent after business hours, so they obviously had been getting my emails asking when I was going to get the test. Brad lied in his email saying tests were going out next week and said quote "we truly do not care about your lifestyle choices" of course it's not a choice, but bigots can't help but use bigoted language. My hope is that other queer people see this review so they know not to give their money to to Bill and Brad, or any current or future queer orgs avoid doing business with them. We protect us.

This company is the best. They did my job fast. If they're busy, it's probably best to wait and get…read moreon there schedule. They do the signs for the Norfolk Scope. They're that good.

I worked briefly at the Virginian-Pilot in the classified department. It was a basic typesetting…read morejob. I enjoyed typesetting classified ads, there was plenty to d,o and I stayed busy all day long. "The Pilot" as it is known, was founded in 1965 and is the largest daily newspaper in Virginia. The Pilot reports on various regional areas including Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, Newport News, and Chesapeake. Thanks for hiring me, Virginian-Pilot!

My 82 year old father pays over $300 every 3 months and has not gotten a paper on over a week. We…read morecalled about it last week and still don't have a paper. We call and have to talk to someone overseas. This is ridiculous. I'm going to most likely cancel this because it's outrageously expensive and he doesn't even get the paper. You should be ashamed of yourselves. When we call they tell us to read it online. You take over $300 out of his account 4 times a year he should be able to read the print copy. He's 82 and not going to read it online.

The Va. Pilot is a joke! Service is poor at best. I get billed mid cycle over and over and have to…read moreexplain that I'm not due to pay. It's like they WANT you to cancel the paper. Today I called to say that I didn't receive my paper. I went out and returned home to half the newspaper strewn over my yard. I hardly think that paper jumped out of the bag on its own. Just the carrier being a smartass.

I have had an ongoing problem with numerous missed newspapers. I have requested THREE times to be…read morecontacted by a District Manager to discuss. Each time I was promised and each time I was ignored. When todays paper did not arrive. That was the last straw. I contacted customer service again, demanded to speak to a supervisor . Was refused until I continued to demand. Finally, a level 2 "Customer Advocate came on, verified all of my ignored requests and promised me a call today. You guessed it. Ignored again. I sent an email to Mark Quan, Circulation director and Shaun Fogerty, executive Director of Sales and also copied customer service. Still nothing. I now plan to take my concerns to social media, and also to my neighbor, who happens to work for the Pilot. We are an older couple, who enjoys a physical paper with our morning coffee. If there was some sort of alternative option that we could subscribe to, we would. Does anyone have any possible recourse for us? Customer service is non existent. They simply do not care Aa

Employment Guide is a division of Dominion Enterprises, which is an employment web site. They…read moreoffer job fairs nationwide on a broader scale. Their web site is not user-friendly as it does not give an option to "update" resume nor an option to upload MS Word resume or supporting documents. EmploymentGuide. com web site is heavily induce with ads upon candidates' log in, which snails one's connection speed to crawl traffic in the cyberworld.

Run! Don't walk. I'll try and make this short and sweet. Unscrupulous…read more Paid for an ad I never got. Cancelled and they still expected me to pay the balance of the contract. Stopped access to my money and they continue to send me bills. Told them it was being disputed but they've not acknowledged me at all. I could go into detail but suffice it to say, I went through much frustration and idiocy on their part just to get to this point. Want to advertise? Go elsewhere. Looking to buy or sell? Use a reputable site.

If you're a professional in any industry, this publication is a very worthwhile and inexpensive way…read moreto stay on top of business happenings in the area. As a business owner, I often read it to come up with business leads, ideas and networking opportunities. The Hampton Roads business community can be a small world and this publication will help you figure out who's who and what's what. In addition to timely business news, announcements and feature stories, they publish lists of top companies in various categories (ex: Top 10 Hampton Roads Commercial Printers or Top Ten Educational Institutions). They also do special reports and helpful monthly columns on various aspects of business, such as public relations/marketing or management. Highly recommend getting a subscription and staying updated weekly.

Nick Caya was helpful and gracious as mediator between me and his formatting staff -- until my…read morepaperback came out in print. The page text blocks are egregiously off-center on the page and nearly touch the spine -- text is shifted far from the open end of the page and so close to the center of the book that one must crack the spine to read it. Additionally, the type density is gray, not black, making pages unpleasant to read at length. One might assume that type density is not the responsibility of the formatting service, but Kindle Direct Publishing Customer Support informed me of this -- "Looking into the wireframe, it does appear that the left-hand pages throughout the interior contain a transparent object layered over the text. When the file is processed for print, these objects are automatically flattened and this can lead to undesired color shifts. This is the most likely cause for any differences you are seeing. To resolve, we would recommend the publisher to return to their native file and create a new PDF, ensuring all layers and transparent objects have been removed or flattened." Lulu Publishing and KDP Customer Support assign responsibility for these errors to Word-2-Kindle. Nick at Word-2-Kindle blames Lulu Publishing. I would warn any writer of a paperback book to be very cautious with both of these services.

This company is currently refusing to reply to my emails after I paid them two weeks ago for book…read moreformatting services. They guarantee they would deliver via email my finished product by a certain day and I still have not received anything; not even an explanation as to what the delay is. They seem to not be interested in satisfying customers and refuse to speak on the phone. I should've been suspicious because they have perfect reviews on social media, and that's a red flag. They are currently holding my manuscript hostage and when I emailed him to explain what the delay is I received an auto reply that reads "swamped with emails." It's a shame that someone can take your money and then refused to deliver the product and not even try to be courteous or make up for it. I have explained to them that I am missing important deadlines because of their delay in producing my finished product and they still have not made any effort to send my order to me to contact me with an update. I have been dealing with Nick and Mary but not sure if those are real names or if it's even a legit business. I'll be getting my financial institution involved if I don't hear back from them in the next day or so.