My wife and I attended a holistic health expo in Fort Walton Beach on August 31 2025, sponsored by…read moreNatural Awakenings. We were drawn to the Vibra-Tec display by an energetic, fast talking sales rep name Christine Mattera. She whispered to us these devices cost $3800 but we could get it that day for $1400, don't let the other sales rep know the deal you're getting. We discussed it and agreed to purchase the item. Christine then asked for my credit card, snatched it and ran it. Afterwards she handed us the sales receipt and told my wife to fill our the top and sign the bottom. I signed since I made the payment. After the expo, we decided that due to physical issues and the cost, this was not a fit for us. I contacted the company and told them we had changed our minds and since the item had not shipped yet, please cancel. They wrote back and said, "sorry, we do not do refunds or cancellations". I explained my situation to them and they reiterated the policy. I told them we were not told of the policy at the time of purchase, non-disclosure. Same response received. I then asked for this request to be elevated to management. They said they did but if that is true, then management doesn't care because they never had the decency or minimal understanding of customer service to respond. In the state of Florida, you have 3 days to cancel a contract. This company is based out of Florida. We requested cancellation within that timeframe. Vibra-Tec chooses to ignore that. I don't know if this device is any good. I don't know it this device is better than lower priced alternatives. All I know is that I was snookered into a scam job for a device that I don't even want now. Don't buy their products. You get no customer support or fair treatment, just fast talk and you'll wind up getting snookered too. I reported this to the editor of Natural Awakenings. His response was sorry, nothing we can do about your scam problem. We thought that since they sponsored the Expo, they would be concerned and responsible about the companies they allow to participate in their Health Expos.

When Cheryl Floyd manned the helm as editor of this publication, her heart & soul would shine thru…read moreevery page & every encounter. As a distributor of the area's magazine, I looked forward to making sure that every customer that entered my store left with the most recent copy. Sadly for us she has retired & handed over the reins to someone who leaves a lot to be desired by way of professionalism. Rude & lacking in communication skills, I don't feel as good about the magazine as I once did. I'm hoping that changes, but if what I experienced this last weekend from her is any indication, I will not be holding my breath. ..

With the seemingly eminent demise of the Orlando Sentinel daily paper, we are left with Orlando's…read more'alternative paper,' the Weekly. It mostly focuses on entertainment, so if you need to know who's playing where and what the drink specials are, this is your up to date source. Of course, on the back pages you'll find lots of ads for "outcall masseuses" and phone sex lines, but it still has some interesting content. Steve Schneider is sometimes brilliant, Billy Manes is everyones favorite gay scenester, and Happytown and Council Watch can be a fascinating read. Be sure to take the restaurant reviews with a grain of salt, though; although well written, they tend to praise their advertisers. How can you complain, its published every Thursday and its FREE!

Not really a fan of many of the views within the paper or the public representations of some of the…read moremembers of this paper. The content is really kind of "one track mind", and customer relations and community feedback are ignored often, but if you want to know the best place in town for a beer, burger, or vegan hot dog.... this is the paper to read. Also, know the latest "best friends" in the local music and art scenes by reading the "best of " mentions or local reviews. Just don't forget that it's operating on mostly a buddy system and many fantastic artists in Orlando are often just not credited. Ear and eyes open for the under dogs! ;-) It's an alright ALTERNATIVE paper.

I have been here for theater performances and for special events. The location is very nice on the…read morewater and there are areas to walk during the day. At night I would not walk due to the lighting and the transient population that hangs out in the area. When it was under the New Journal control there were theatrical events that were wonderful to go to. There are two theaters inside depending on the venue needed. The smaller one (Gillespy theater) was great for "A street care named desire" and the larger main theater was perfect for "Jesus Christ superstar" to name a few. I miss the productions and hope they bring them back now that Daytona State is running things. For the special events the set up is usually in the main entry way area and they set up seats and tables so you can enjoy the view through the very large wall of glass to the intercostal. Overall a fun place to come to usually with Valet parking or you can park on the streets and public parking lots in the area. Plenty of places to walk to in the area as well if you need to stretch your legs. Just be careful and know your surroundings.

Pretty nice set up and I believe currently ran by Daytona State College. I went for my wife's…read moreNursing School Graduation. The biggest problem I see with this venue is that it is a small venue because of this my wife was only allowed to give out 7 tickets to family members. When someone is graduating they want to invite all the people who have helped them in their career and this place simply doesn't allow it. Another problem is that just to enter the venue seating you have to go up stairs which escalators are available but then when you get upstairs you still have to go up regular stairs which is not good for older people especially those who have trouble walking up them.

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I have a review for country bingo and I hope it gets a wright up in the live Bernard magazine and…read moremention my name Joan sabi so people can see how much this is appreciated Matt this man cares so highly about People he ask his bingo peeps to donate soap Underware socks pencils paper all types of things and he is always giving also he can't do enough for the community and for us . Matt is one of a kind and all the people that work for him too . He should be commended.. this man I can't find words for What he does to help people. I know this man would help anyone . The stuff that he does one time a month at bingo is amazing All I can say is what a guy you go Matt At County Bingo keep up the good work

This magazine has been here for decades and has gotten better and better every year. They've been…read morea huge help to the music scene and their information is accurate and thorough. If you want to know who's playing where and what's new around the county, this is THE place to go.

Update to my review. If you need to reach a live person at the DBNJ forget about it. I've tried…read morecalling customer service and got a man with an Asian accent so it's obviously out of the country. I wrote to them but I've been ignored. They've hit my card up for 248.00 so far sometimes hitting me twice in one month, I have not received a newspaper for going on a year. The last hit was for 43.00 so that comes to 10.30 per paper that I'm not even getting. I've cancelled the paper already 4 times to no avail. They've forced me to call my bank and request a new debit card. There is no customer care whatsoever and I would caution anyone who allows this organization to just hill their card to stop - if you can.

I worked at this place right before the big lawsuit that eventually closed down the sixth street…read morelocation. With promises of a pay raise and a new press disappear I got out. The pay for skilled pressman SUCKED! They picked up people off of US 1 to do inserting work. Very left leaning newspaper and was a good guide for voting opposite their endorsements. Honestly can't believe people still buy that mullet wrap.

Here is an advertisement circular that is delivered with Winn Dixie and Publix sale circulars days…read moreafter the sales started during the week. Winn Dixie sales start on Wednesday and Publix on Thursday. The circular is delivered on Friday. If you're going to kill trees the least you can do is deliver them on time. In this day and age most of what is available within the circulars including Pennysaver is on the internet. No trees are killed on the internet.

I have tried numerous times to contact the pennysaver to request its waste of paper, useless ,…read morepublication stop littering my driveway. Listed numbers are disconnected, website doesn't work and yet it still keeps showing up. Ugh!