u/Hankthehungrylad

I've owned my MX Master 3s for less than two years and these past few weeks, the left click has failed to register or work.

I've tried everything for troubleshooting based on the advice they gave. Ensuring it was fully charged, updated, cleaning with air, pairing with bluetooth or the bolt adapter.

It's unacceptable an expensive mouse like this stops working while I have cheap wired mice that are almost a decade old, and my old anywhere 2S still work.

I tried contacting support and the best they would offer is a 30% discount on my next order. How can I have confidence to buy another product if a premium product like this fails after only 1-2 years of use? I even reached out and asked if I can at least get help to get a part to replace the defective part, I can try to fix it myself if they cant help with a replacement. Their advice? Contact a repair center to fix it for more than the cost of the mouse.

I've been a huge logitech fan owning products like the Logitech G Pro X headset, mx keys mini and mechanical, multiple mouses and other devices. The first and only time I reach out for help, you're turned down. Really disappointing.

I've looked up the issue, and it seems really common amongst the anywhere 3 series. Is this a defective part they are using? Anyone else experience this and find a fix?

First mistake was ordering off aliexpress, second mistake was trusting Paypal to have my back... I ordered a camping mattress on Aliexpress, seller entered the wrong tracking information so I opened a claim after there were no updates for two months. Aliexpress closes my case as I didn't provide a letter from Canada Post saying I didnt receive my item... something Canada Post does not provide.

The sender must initiate a claim with Canada Post, which they obviously never do, so Im out of luck. I open a claim with Paypal as Aliexpress won't let me appeal.

Paypal does the same thing to me and accepts their bogus tracking number that shows delivered, but not me my address and closes the case against me and refuses to let me appeal it if I can't provide documentation from Canada Post... that I am unable to obtain as the receiver.

What's the point in using Paypal if they won't stand behind their customers? I've been a customer for 10+ years. This was my first and only claim in my history of 300+ transactions.

I ordered a $150 camping mattress in March, and after no further updates or information came up, and the tracking number was showing as invalid on apps like 17track, I opened a case with Aliexpress.

Turns out this was the final delivery partner tracking number with Canada Post, and it showed delivered a few weeks ago. Tracking information looked valid on Aliexpress, and valid tracking information was showing so I didn't know it was Canada Post until after I opened a case when the shipper let me know that information.

For more context, when you click show tracking information, the tracking number shows up, says its UBI and there are tracking updates. The last being March 5th for item has been shipped.

I contact the seller to inform them I never received the package as It's been several weeks now so it's probably been stolen, lost or delivered to the wrong address. They asked me to contact Canada Post to get a declaration that I never received the Item. I call Canada Post multiple times, visit in store and every time they tell me the sender/shipper of the package has to open a case, and that's how I can get that.

Seller never opened a case with their shipping partner to help with this. Despite uploading screenshots of chat messages, of the order tracking page showing the last update was March 5th, and that nowhere I was given notice or an update that Canada Post had my package in the first place. Aliexpress ruled against me in my case for a not delivered item.

They state I don't meet evidence standards, but I cannot for the life of me find anywhere that shows what the user evidence guidelines are. I tried googling it, the AI chatbot doesnt share what it is and from other reddit posts, I cant find it. Why didn't they just share this in the beginning? Only telling me now after they decline my case and give me no option to appeal.

I sent them all the information and screenshots from Canada post saying the seller has to initiate the case. What was I supposed to share? A picture of my front porch showing no item?

I've been a long time customer and ordered $$$ from them over the last 10 years. The one time I need their help, they leave me high and dry and refuse to help me. I opened a case with Paypal. Never going to use them again after this sour experience.

I ordered a $150 camping mattress in March, and after no further updates or information came up, and the tracking number was showing as invalid on apps like 17track, I opened a case with Aliexpress.

Turns out this was the final delivery partner tracking number with Canada Post, and it showed delivered a few weeks ago. Tracking information looked valid on Aliexpress, and valid tracking information was showing so I didn't know it was Canada Post until after I opened a case when the shipper let me know that information.

I contact the seller to inform them I never received the package as It's been several weeks now so it's probably been stolen, lost or delivered to the wrong address. They asked me to contact Canada Post to get a declaration that I never received the Item. I call Canada Post multiple times, visit in store and every time they tell me the sender/shipper of the package has to open a case, and that's how I can get that.

Seller never opened a case with their shipping partner to help with this. Despite uploading screenshots of chat messages, of the order tracking page showing the last update was March 5th, and that nowhere I was given notice or an update that Canada Post had my package in the first place. Aliexpress ruled against me in my case for a not delivered item.

They state I don't meet evidence standards, but I cannot for the life of me find anywhere that shows what the user evidence guidelines are. I tried googling it, the AI chatbot doesnt share what it is and from other reddit posts, I cant find it. Why didn't they just share this in the beginning? Only telling me now after they decline my case and give me no option to appeal.

I sent them all the information and screenshots from Canada post saying the seller has to initiate the case. What was I supposed to share? A picture of my front porch showing no item?

I've been a long time customer and ordered $$$ from them over the last 10 years. The one time I need their help, they leave me high and dry and refuse to help me. I opened a case with Paypal. Never going to use them again after this sour experience.

Hi everyone! My partner and I are planning our Toronto trip and was hoping to get some feedback or recommendations on places to visit for Asian food! We're a bit overwhelmed by all the choices from food reviewers, google reviews etc.. and I just trust random strangers on reddit more lol

We're staying in Downtown Toronto but plan to do a day trip out to Markham/Richmond Hill/Scarborough to do a food crawl.

Looking for recommendations for the following:

• HK BBQ
• Thai
• Omakase under $150
• Sushi/Hand Rolls
• Sichuan
• Korean (Soups and such, no bbq)
• Dim sum

So far we have the following on our list:

• Kum Hong for HK BBQ
• Juicy Dumpling for cheap soup dumplings
• Mizu or Shunoko for Omakase
• Pai for Thai food (We really enjoyed this the last time we visited)
• Nian Yi Kuai Zi for Sichuan
• Jollibee because I like it

Besides our food crawl, we're planing to visit the Aquarium, J Town, Pacific Mall and Seoul Zimzilbang for a korean spa experience.

Appreciate any feedback or recommendations. Thank you!

Edit: Thank you for all the kind recommendations! We're visiting from Ottawa and the Asian food scene there just isn't that great compared to home (I'm from Metro Vancouver) so we're looking to focus more on Asian food this trip.

We have lots of great spots in Ottawa from Ethiopian, Nigerian, Western to Middle Eastern, but we really miss good Asian food.

Dropped by to try the food after falling for the hype and positive reviews on Google and it was a huge disappointment. The food is mediocre and kind of flavorless and just overall, not very good.

For Turkish food, it was flavorless, fresh ingredients like tomato weren't even ripe, still green. Eggs were way overcooked. Fries are if my taste tingles are right, the sysco fries served at most chain restaurants. I know the breakfast is simple but having tried similar breakfasts in the past and loving Balkan breakfasts, I don't think my expectations are unreasonable.

Service was not great too. They don't check in on you. Difficult to get their attention, having to flag them down for forgotten items they didn't bring etc...

How does this place have more reviews than some tourist attractions that receive tens of thousands of visitors a year like National parks, museums and monuments? I took a look through pages of reviews and it's literally tons of accounts that posted 1-2 reviews. Google needs to crack down on abuse like this.

Do I just have bad taste? I don't get the hype or positive reviews about this place. Please share some recommendations for a good Turkish spot. Thank you!

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