I have been working with cartvertising going on three years now. I read some of these complaints…read moreand do not recognize this as the company I work for. Renewals say everything about the success of this program and at this point in my career without exception, if the person that I originally sold the program.to still is the current decision maker they ALWAYS renew. They wouldn't do that if we gave bad support or the program doesn't work. It can't fix your bad business practices but if you want to build a brand and gain top of mind awareness in your local market there is no more cost effective way to do it.

Attention! Doctors, Real Estate Agents, Business Owners and any advertiser, when we plan to sign a…read morecontract with IndoorMedia (cartvertising), think twice. Unless we plan to spend money to buy a painful experience, read the terms and conditions of the contract and don't sign it. Normally, these terms will be only sent to us after everything else was agreed upon so that we would not pay any attention to it. But the hell is in the terms. Basically, it says they (Distributor) may not perform (they did not perform in our case), but we (Advertiser) still have to pay. In case they did not perform, we can not touch them, and they can hurt us badly and they will. If we want to bring a legal fight with them, according to the terms, there are only courts in one place in the whole United States that can handle it. That means if we are in FL, CA, NY or any cities other than their HQ hometown, we have to fly our lawyers and ourselves to their place for many trips. Let us read through their terms to see how they set up the traps everywhere. #1. They may not perform (in our case, they did not deliver) and they are not liable for the non-performance. The terms writes "Distributor agrees to give its best efforts ... Distributor will not be liable for any failure ... ". They classified almost everyone else in the fulfillment delivery chain as the third parties, so that when they fail to perform, fail to deliver, it would never be their fault. In our case, when we questioned why there was no grocery cart in the grocery store carrying our ads every time we visited the store, they said the mall is a third party and the mall did not manage their carts well. And they are not liable for the non-performance.  #2. Even when they did not perform, we still had to pay. They can reject the contract, transfer our ads to another location. But we can not cancel, even when they did not perform. The terms writes "Distributor reserves the right to transfer advertisement ...", "Distributor reserves the right to reject this contract ..." and "This contract is non-cancellable by Advertiser". In our case, when they did not perform, they said we have to pay no matter what, because it is non-cancellable by the Advertiser (that is us). #3. Even when they did not perform, if we refuse to continue the payment for the remaining time of the contract, we will be sent to the debt collections and a lot of fees/costs will keep adding to our payment due. More importantly, they use a lot of attorneys to collect and add all the attorney fees and collection fees/cost to our payment due. The terms writes "... Advertiser agrees to pay all costs of collection, including reasonable attorney fees." and "... Advertiser agrees to pay a service charge of $10 per month ... $25 ... $44 ..." #4. With all the above unfairness and screw you up, if we decide to have a legal fight, okay, the cost would be HUGE. Because there are only courts in one place in the whole United States that can handle the case. That means if we are in FL, CA, NY or any cities other than their HQ hometown, we have to fly our lawyers and ourselves to their place for many trips. The terms writes "... only a court located in Harris County, Texas shall have jurisdiction to hear such matters ..." Be careful who we are dealing with. When dealing with questionable characters, companies, be careful. Even if we have the best contract at hand to protect us, we might still end up with lost time and effort. Not to mention, we have the worst contract at hand in which every single term is well crafted to screw you up.

I have been a customer of the newspaper since day one. I really like articles and it always keep me…read moreinformed on what is happening in my beloved Venezuela and also around my new home Houston.

From the owner: Venezuelan Newspaper Periodico Venezolano…read morePublishing Advertising Marketing Periodico Hispano Periodico Latino

Love this cozy little spot! They had an awesome blind book event that had this place buzzing. I…read morepicked up my book and another book that has been on my list for some time. The staff were super friendly and helpful. I signed up for their newsletter and found they have quite a few events. Looking forward to my next visit.

Too crowded. Most of the Vinyls there are made in China so definitely not originals or from the…read moreperiod. Staff is nice however not very educated on book knowledge. They didn't even know what an Indy author was. It is clean and looks nice inside. It's far from quiet. Stand in line and Prosper

Great selection of books and movies, CDs and more . Friendly staff at the 529 and Hwy 6 storeread more

Ok for in person shopping. Selection is hit or miss…read more Ordering a book online is a terrible experience. A nice cookbook came wrapped in flimsy plastic and was ripped to shreds. No protection for the book whatsoever. They literally have one job. Selling books. HPB, Surely you can do better than this.