First and last time traveling by greyhound bus lines. Unorganized, closed bus stops with long waits…read moreand no bathroom facilities. Vending machines are very overpriced and most of the prices are unknown until you purchase. Filthy bus stations. Rude counter employees. I could go on and on. It was like a trip in the Twilight Zone!

Growing up in Texas, using Greyhound was usually a last resort on getting from point a to point b…read more Now that I've moved to the East Coast, it is more likely that one is going to find himself on the bus headed somewhere up-and-down the I-95 corridor. I have to admit that they've made some updates to their buses. The buses I have seen are newer, Wi-Fi is now included (if you are lucky), and overall it's a more comfortable ride that it was maybe a couple years ago. It is still sparse, and there are still the lottery issues with connecting buses but overall I have to say that Greyhound does seem to be improving from their somewhat sordid past.

That was the grossest post disgusting what's terminal experience I have had riding a bus. The…read morebathroom floor was flooded with.I don't know whether it was water or piss.. The people at the counter refused to even go and mop the water up. And they were rude. I felt like I was in a 3rd world facility. Women had bags, suitcases.You couldn't even go to the restroom because you couldn't take your bag in and you didn't know whether it was water or piss or your health would be in danger.

Dropped my son off to travel to Greenville. I purchased his ticket online so we didn't have to go…read moreinside. We arrived about 20 minutes before the bus was scheduled to leave. He asked me to walk inside with him. So I did. The lady behind the window asked him a few questions and appeared to be a bit attitude-ish, but whatever. My son walked outside to the bus and there was a small line. He was on the bus all in a matter of a few minutes. Then another bus pulled up and some of their riders also boarded the bus. The process is quick and for the little bit of money, I would say the trip is well worth it. My son is almost there and his trip will be about 1.5 hours. It's convenient and a great option when you don't feel like driving!

I wish I could rate lower than 1 star. Terrible customer service and even worst repair service.read more

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY - Bus driver caused damage to my wedding venue and will not pay for the…read moredamages that THEY caused. Do yourself a favor and find another company. They also will ignore your emails in regards to the damage that they caused. DO NOT USE!

Tried to book a Casino Junket through KD Casino Promotions, but I was placed on a waiting list due…read moreto the availability on the flight out of Greenville. I was okay with it initially back in December, but ongoing, I never received any follow up emails, phone calls or texts to let me know my status in January or assist me to be able to take part in the Biloxi Trip. As a result, I had to make last minute back-up plans and go on a local gambling boat out of SC. Overall, I rate this company as a 1 out of 5, based on poor communication, insufficient customer service and honestly they didn't seem to care about getting me on this junket and/or make alternative plans. Thanks for nothing!

Just got back from Cherokee, 80 to 85 degrees. Wonderful time. Thank you Casino Promotionread more

Most of the time the drivers are great but today was not one of them. I admit I was wrong to get…read moreon the bus when it was mid it's run instead of waiting for her to come back. I have a condition that when I get hot my blood pressure drops to 60/40 I pass out. I tried to get and explain to her but she was rude. I told her I could off somewhere so I could cool down she still would not let me. since I had told her I had plan to ride it around in the first place. When I pass I make sure to sue both the comet and driver.

Appreciation for the driver Ms. Kelly - knowledgeable drive - for the bus - Columbia - SC…read more Great Job By Ms. Kelly the driver Very quick Sharp knowledgeable nice of her to tell i should put the money she was kind enough to do since i did not travel by bus she took and brought me back - nice to see the entire town of Columbia, SC - amaZing to learn - very quick, she was kind enough to tell even though it has on the board i was about to reach -she is really most helpful person i had seen in the Bus industry= puta great pat on her- it means a lot - Moneay cannot buy all these=-sorry to be brutally honest, ethical or integrity = you can easily figure out the way i talk and do things that was a nice tour for 1 - one dollar lot of places to see before check out or go for lunch and go back to Hanahan, SC 29410-2899 Thanks a million Sri aka drjustkidding.com Thanks & Best Regards, Respectfully Submitted, Sridhar Rangaswamy ("Sri") sridhar.rangaswamy@gmail.com US Trademarks: #5030763 & 4837686 "Promise Less/Under Promise and Deliver More"

Toby's the Best maintenance man! He is always very attentive and comes by to fix anything without…read moreany problems!

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Please do not live here…read more I lived at Saga for three years. I initially signed because I was a new graduate student moving to Columbia for the first time, and I renewed once because it seemed affordable. Looking back, that was one of the biggest mistakes I've made. Over the last three years, the internet, water, electricity, and air conditioning have gone out multiple times, often for days at a time. The worst experience was going without air conditioning for two months during June and July, and I wasn't even provided a portable A/C unit for the first month. The water has also been completely shut off for as long as three days. Despite these ongoing issues, my utility bills regularly exceeded $150 a month for a one-bedroom apartment, even though I was rarely home. Whenever I asked for a breakdown of my utility usage, I was told they couldn't provide one because everything is managed through Landmark Properties' resident portal. The response was always, "Unfortunately, our hands are tied." What was even more frustrating was the lack of support from the leasing office. I actually worked in this leasing office during my first year living here, so I understand how things operate behind the scenes. In my experience, "Fair Housing" was often used as a blanket excuse for not helping residents, even in situations where assistance could have been provided. One example was when my car was wrongfully towed. When I asked the office to contact the towing company, I was told they couldn't because it would be "against Fair Housing" to waive my fees if they didn't do it for everyone else. Rather than advocating for residents, the default response was simply that nothing could be done. The Resident Services Manager was one of the most unprofessional employees I have ever dealt with. The Community Manager was nearly impossible to speak with directly, even when issues clearly needed to be escalated. I repeatedly had to contact Landmark Properties myself just to get action taken, including finally receiving a portable A/C unit. The amenities are also not what they advertise. The pool is frequently dirty and often green or brown instead of clear. During tours, prospective residents are told that problems are due to ongoing renovations, but I rarely saw actual renovations taking place. Most of the outside maintenance seemed to be temporary fixes rather than real repairs. Move-out was another frustrating experience. They claimed to have "lost" my move-in inspection checklist and attempted to charge me for items I strongly disputed, including a trash removal fee for trash that was not mine and a flooring cleaning charge based on what appeared to be normal carpet shading rather than damage. They expect residents to leave the apartment in better condition than when they moved in, essentially doing the cleaning, painting, and carpet maintenance themselves. Even after moving out, I was charged extremely high utility bills despite everything being turned off and the thermostat set to 77 degrees. On top of that, residents are billed for an estimated final utility charge based on projected usage rather than actual consumption. Then, after all of that, they still attempt to charge additional move-out "damages." The parking garage gates and elevators are constantly broken. Security cameras frequently don't work, and access to the building is far less secure than it should be. Overall, this was the worst apartment experience I have ever had. Between the repeated utility outages, poor communication, lack of accountability, questionable billing practices, and unprofessional management, I cannot recommend Saga to anyone. There are far better apartments in Columbia. Don't let the model units or promotional pricing convince you otherwise. I genuinely wish someone had warned me before I signed my lease.

Great service by phone..................... Kind excellent…read moredrivers...............................................................................................

Used this company for 16 years never any issues prices have risen lately but other than that good…read morecompany