I've used this service several times when having my grandson over for the weekend. The crib and…read morebedding were always delivered and picked up on time without any hassle. You can have what you need delivered to your door with very little effort. Reliable friendly service!

~Cloud of Goods is a national broker that uses local companies to facilitate orders and collects a…read moresubstantial margin/commission. My scooter cost $220 for 4 days. On day 2, I checked with the company that delivered the scooter, and they would have charged me just $180. A 20% markup or $40, and Cloud of Goods did nothing. Save your money and search local companies. Save the 20% with a 3-minute Google search. Would love to be contacted by Cloud of Goods for a 10% refund. Don't see that happening. Mango Rentals was the company that fulfilled the order, AND THEY WERE AWESOME! Go straight to them if you need a scooter while in Phoenix. Ed B

This is for the experience we had in Anaheim: The ultralight…read morescooter we rented fell apart when it was transported on a cargo carrier between our hotel and Disneyland, a distance of about 2 miles. The throttle lever fell off somewhere during that drive. We spent over 3 hours on the phone trying to get help from the company. Their only offer was to leave the park and meet a driver, who would deliver a different product that we couldn't put on the cargo carrier (to heavy), then do the same thing at the end of the day. Repeat every day. We were offered the chance to cancel the remainder of the contract. At the end of the day, we took the useless scooter back to the hotel, who graciously agreed to keep it in the lobby for the company to pick up. We rented a scooter from Disney every remaining day. On the drive back to our home state, we again attempted to contact the company about a refund. It took three calls and 2 hours to get any answers. They refunded me an amount that left me with a charge of $98 for what amounted to half a day's use. The "damage waiver" is non-refundable, even if the damage is caused by defective merchandise. The customer service is terrible, the product was shoddy, and I would never rent from them again.

I found 2 pairs cue vacation pants. I like this flowy style. I had to drive to another Target to…read moreget my size. I really like wearing this style I call resort wear, instead of jeans.

This Target used to be a go-to for me and it still would be, if they actually had any staff…read moreworking. Waited over 30 minutes for a cabinet to be unlocked and had a hard time finding a staff member. We pushed the button and waited....and waited. Eventually a line of people formed in the aisle and I found what seemed to be the one staff member working at the return and exchange counter. She called someone to come to the aisle and we continued to wait another 10 mins. All the registers are empty and the only option is self checkout. Target is a HUGE company who could afford to hire a few more people. I won't shop here again.

Super cute boutique that relocated from a smaller location, now to a more sunnier open space…read more Cute dresses shirts and outerwear ranging from 30s to 100s. Appreciate their unique pieces. Love their locally made goods such as stickers, pins and ornaments (during the holiday season) Customer service very friendly. Good value for your money. I found a cute purse in the sale section for $28! Will definitely return again :)

The absolute cutest boutique in downtown Phoenix! Bunky Boutique is filled with a combination of…read morelocal goods, handcrafted items, and curated fashion. I'm always excited to browse and see what I can find. There are always plenty of affordable gifts like stickers, keychains, cards, and tote bags. There are also adorable home decor items, high-quality fashion from larger brands like Rhythm, and much more. I found my latest art print here that fit so well with my kitchen decor! This Bunky location is also connected to Dialog, where you can get your daily espresso and browse artistic home goods and books, and a new Mexican restaurant if you want to extend your stay.

I was curious to visit to see the lineup of security and police in store as other reviews noted…read more Sad to report on Tuesday 9pm, there was none. I did see a young security uniform guy outside on his phone . Many aisles of items are locked up, even hair barrettes and hair brushes. I went in to get Tums, ( not locked up) since I had an hour long stomach ache. The Walmart "equate " brand in 4 flavor choices was $2.50.... and I need eye itch drops as my allergies have made eyes sore, hurting and feel like they're on fire. The (locked up) equate eye drops were $5 instead of Pataday for $14-20 I hope they work cuz my eyes hurt so much. But while I was looking in the locked cases deciding on the eye drop choices, an employee approached me asking if I needed anything in the case! So that wasa wonderful experience for me and my eyes of fire. He told me he'd leave the drips at the cosmetics cashier, and I agreed. I to my tums & fiery eyes to Cosmetics so I could pay, then eat a couple Tums. I shopped in cosmetics then shopped thru clothes and I found a sun hat and some flowy beach pants I want to get for my trip. I l lost my sunglasses & they are sell Panama jack polarized one there so I'll prob get those as well. I was too tired to shop but I'll return soon.

My experience with Walmart as a company was deeply troubling and reflects serious issues with its…read moreinternal policies, management practices, and treatment of individuals who raise concerns. In my experience, Walmart failed to act fairly or ethically when issues were brought forward. Instead of addressing legitimate concerns in a neutral and professional manner, I was subjected to what felt like ongoing harassment, selective enforcement of policies, and targeted treatment that appeared retaliatory in nature. Processes that should have been objective were handled inconsistently, and I was repeatedly put in situations that created unnecessary stress and pressure. What was most concerning was the apparent lack of accountability and transparency. Policies were applied unevenly, communication was unclear or misleading, and there was little opportunity for good-faith resolution. Rather than de-escalating the situation, Walmart's approach intensified it, leaving me feeling singled out rather than supported. Based on my experience, Walmart's corporate culture prioritizes protecting itself over treating people fairly. I would strongly caution others--whether customers or employees--to document everything, understand their rights, and proceed carefully when dealing with Walmart's management or internal processes. This review reflects my personal experience and opinion, and I hope Walmart takes accountability and makes meaningful changes to how it treats individuals who speak up.

Have been reaching out to this place via email & phone. I have left numerous messages. When I call…read moregoes straight to voicemail with no luck for going on 3 months of waiting to hear from them. I am very disappointed.

TOP-NOTCH SERVICE! Thank you Brent for help us with our…read moretwins car seat installation. He is a certified car seat installer. We purchased amazing car seats for our twins but we couldn't seem to get them to remain properly secured. We have two other kids and have installed infant, convertible, and booster seats. However, these were not working for us. We called the store we purchased the car seats from and they highly recommend Brent as a certified car seat installer. 50-70% of car seats aren't installed properly. You can't put a price tag on your children's safety. It was a very reasonable price. He did an assessment of our van, told us the best configuration for the infant seats along with our son's booster seat, and walked us step-by-step through the installation. Well worth it!