[DAVES]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Could care less about the company, but if the plastic is wet, the print transfers to what you sit it on. Be careful, my utility sink has their ad in it, it’s hard to remove

If, you are not teasing about the ink, my Uncle used to be a printer. The ink used for newspapers actually never drys. To take it off use oil. Try normal cooking oil. Dried corn meal is a mild abrasive. Try a cornmeal oil paste. Soap easily washes away the cooking oil.

[stan the man]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Would hope they would do at least some due diligance before we get adds from a bunch of crooks.

If we found out they did not would not consider doing business with their advertisers.

Now, Now, who are you calling crooks. Be careful

[davem4616]

hey, OP...have some cheese with that whine of yours

[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Would hope they would do at least some due diligance before we get adds from a bunch of crooks.

If we found out they did not would not consider doing business with their advertisers.

No media verifies their advertisers' bonafides.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

No media verifies their advertisers' bonafides.

Thought so but figure no harm in asking

[Skip]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

Givemethevin.com Reviews, Complaints, Customer Service

a few points of view

Don't believe in any online reviews you read. Too easy for the owner to stuff the ballot box with glowing reports for him/her self.

For instance, look for "The Best Auto Insurance Companies" or "The Best TVs" and you'll find that the companies themselves design and host those (review) websites and get Google to move that site to the top of the search list (SEO).

Even Consumers Report, which used to be unbiased, now takes fees from manufacturers to get "approved" by CR and can advertise as such in the stores and in their ads. Conflict of interest here. CR is no longer unbiased. I dropped my subscription immediately!

Don't believe what you read on the internet.

Skip

[JOHNANDROBIN]

Originally Posted by Skip

Don't believe in any online reviews you read. Too easy for the owner to stuff the ballot box with glowing reports for him/her self.

For instance, look for "The Best Auto Insurance Companies" or "The Best TVs" and you'll find that the companies themselves design and host those (review) websites and get Google to move that site to the top of the search list (SEO).

Even Consumers Report, which used to be unbiased, now takes fees from manufacturers to get "approved" by CR and can advertise as such in the stores and in their ads. Conflict of interest here. CR is no longer unbiased. I dropped my subscription immediately!

Don't believe what you read on the internet.

Skip

I agree. That's why I thought I'd try this forum for "real and unbiased" input. Thanks!!

[cathy34787]

Personally I don’t care as long as there is a bag to put my doggies poop in. Keep giving me a bag every day. 😆

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by JOHNANDROBIN

I agree. That's why I thought I'd try this forum for "real and unbiased" input. Thanks!!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Skip

Don't believe in any online reviews you read. Too easy for the owner to stuff the ballot box with glowing reports for him/her self.

For instance, look for "The Best Auto Insurance Companies" or "The Best TVs" and you'll find that the companies themselves design and host those (review) websites and get Google to move that site to the top of the search list (SEO).

Even Consumers Report, which used to be unbiased, now takes fees from manufacturers to get "approved" by CR and can advertise as such in the stores and in their ads. Conflict of interest here. CR is no longer unbiased. I dropped my subscription immediately!

Don't believe what you read on the internet.

Skip

Wow when you cannot trust Consumers Reports, how sad