Beware of the Globe $1 offer. They are now offering $1 for 26 weeks for the digital subscription…read more But at the end of that "gift" subscription they start charging $27.72 a month. No notification that the subscription is ending. It's in their contract to bill for continuation. The supervisor Alan was not very helpful for a credit other than to offer a continuation rate, This Boston Globe issue has been reported numerous times in YELP. I have been a home paper subscriber for over 30 years and 4 years digital subscriber but they are losing subscribers with this bait and switch practice. The value is not there, so beware.

i had the sunday paper delivered and had it charged to my credit card. never received the paper…read more i then complained to them and cancelled the paper but my credit card is still getting charged!!

I have ordered alot of stuff from barstool and have loved everything. BUT just recently I ordered a…read morenew st Patty's day hoodie and it looks like anyone with a cricket can do it and it was on a cheap Gildan hoodie, that you can buy from walmart. Extremely disappointed.

Greenie. You need to improve your people skills at this inferior place. And respect opponent's…read moreteams.

This is the worst college radio station in America, which is nuts because 30 years ago it was among…read morethe best. College radio is widely understood as the freeform radio vanguard, where one can hear musical offerings unavailable on commercial radio. When I tune into a college station, I don't want to hear a single song I know. 99% of what WERS plays nowadays is Top 40 "alternative" music from the 80s and 90s. Stuff I've been sick of for decades. Honk shoo. It's a college station masquerading as a commercial station masquerading as a twenty year-old iPod. If you are a retailer looking for the most unchallenging background noise for your shoppers to ignore, or perhaps a listener looking for a radio station to convince you that not only has there been no good music made in the past 35 years, but also that maybe music was just never good, WERS is it.

WERS Standing Room Only stand-alone stream is the BEST. Much better than ANY of the…read moresubscription pay radio stations dedicated to show tunes. Your support for them sustains a valuable community resource.

This was formerly a worthwhile service. BUT: Impossible to contact if you have a problem with your…read moresubscription. I will no longer subscribe to this service.

I think their intentions are good and they are trustworthy but I also think that after all these…read moreyears that they have been in existence, their categories and sampling of businesses is too small to be of much use. Today, for example, I wanted to check on health insurance plans on behalf of my self-employed daughter, and on HVAC contractors. But, they don't cover health insurers and a big HVAC company, Basnett in Littleton, MA, was not on the reviewed list. A few weeks ago I looked for a review of plumbers in North Andover and the company I hired, Giard plumbing was also not reviewed and they also have been in business a long time. Thus far, Consumer's Checkbook has been useless to me. Angie's List, I think, is worse because almost all of them get A ratings. How can you believe that? I could go on. Bottom line is I could never trust Angie's List. The heading above for the meaning of two stars is "Meh, I've experienced better." That is not what I am saying. I'm just saying that Consumer's Checkbook provides very little value...thus far, none....to me.

These folks have the very best texts and tools for learning a foreign language I have ever…read moreencountered! Chinese is the fifth foreign language I have set out to learn. I started out taking an in person class at a local Japanese school, but found the instruction too unstructured. Most students had family members who already spoke Chinese. Not to be deterred, I sought out a textbook on my own. Started with Rosetta Stone but was dissatisfied. I ended up using Cheng &Tsui's Integrated Chinese program. The textbook has audio files for each important vocabulary and dialogue section and also includes a large chapter that helps one learn to create the vocal sounds that do not exist in English. Dialogues have extremely crisp and clear speakers, and dialogues are repeated 3 times at different speeds. All audio can be listened to over and over as you perfect your accent (I have gotten many complements on my accent!) This really helps as one learns to comprehend at more rapid pace. There are flash cards that link to each lesson, and a separate character book to help you learn to write. You also get to choose between traditional or simplified characters. I started with simplified, but then a native speaker I know talked me into traditional. Easy switch!, I have tried other instruction materials and textbooks. There is no comparison. This is a Best in Class set of materials not just for Chinese, but for foreign language learning in general! It has made it possible for me to learn Chinese all on my own. (There are also multiple levels in this program). Five plus stars Cheng &Tsui! And thank you! Chinese is the hardest language I have undertaken - even makes Japanese look like a walk in the park. You have given me the tools to be successful!

Cheng & Tsui Co. is a publisher of Asian language textbooks and resource materials to continue the…read moreworldwide presence of Asian language to language enthusiasts. My Mandarin language and social program utilize the "Integrated Chinese" Textbook Simplified Chinese, Third Edition, Part 1 to the fullest potential. Personally, I love the vocabulary, Chinese sentence structure and grammar formation, and the cultural background at the end of every chapter where informative. Instruction is in English with Simplified Chinese characters of corresponding English translation, which is very important to me for having no prior exposure to enable me to learn. The cast of characters in the book brings humor to learning without dead air. This book is specifically targeted to ABC (American Born Chinese) and Westerners who are genuinely interested in learning Mandarin. Priced at the typical college textbook markup of $40.00 which does not include an audio CD.

This isn't a review of Milk Street cooking school, which is closed I think. It's a review of the…read moremedia business that includes a podcast, magazine, website, book publishing, cooking utensils areas. Milk Street is the brainchild of Christopher Kimball. He is a publisher and chef both. He created this around 2017, and it's both a podcast and a magazine. The podcast is free, but pushes his subscription service, which has a wide variety of formats. You can subscribe to the paper copy, the electronic one, both etc. He also sells various spices and cooking utensils, all of which he reviews and gives ideas for using. His podcasts are easy to listen to and engaging. He brings on a variety of guests, from chefs to recipe creators to book authors and more. Much of his ideas are around flavor. Flavors from all around the world and how to use them and cook easily too. A classically trained chef, he realized that many great meals were made quickly and easily, and he's decided to share those learnings with the rest of us.

I ordered a skillet . It was paid for last month. Still haven't received it. Emailed three times…read moreand have not received an email back confirming the status of the order or have been issued a refund

RadioBDC started streaming today at noon. Boy is it great hearing these familiar voices and killer…read moresongs. Lovin' it.