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Julia Liscio

Julia Liscio

I hope this post saves someone from making the same mistake I did and booking Julia Liscio’s “artists” for any kind of event. I had a makeup trial and the quality of work was pretty awful. Friends, family, and my fiance agreed on how bad it was. I paid $130.00 for the make up trial and reached out to Julia after days of consideration and had decided to do my own make up. There was no contract, however I paid a $650 deposit. I didn’t want any of the money back as 6 bridesmaids were still wanting their make up done. I simply wanted the $650 to go toward the final payment. I thought this was reasonable since I was so disappointed in the quality of work. Julia responded in the most unprofessional manner. I had no contract to look back on so I was asking her questions and this upset her, so she ended up insinuating that I wouldnt pay her artists after they did the bridesmaids make up on the day of. I was so insulted since I’ve paid everything in full and on time, it was as if she baited me into cancelling the contract. Please don’t make the same mistake I did. if you’re in Montreal and looking for a make up artist-avoid at all costs

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My positive experience with NoBroker Packers & Movers – Bangalore to Noida

Recently shifted from Bangalore to Noida using NoBroker Packers & Movers, and overall I had a really smooth experience.

The booking process was easy, the movers arrived on time, and the packing was done properly. The team handled the furniture and household items carefully during loading and unloading. Everything reached Noida safely, and I didn’t face any major issues during the move.

I was a bit nervous after seeing mixed reviews online, but my experience turned out to be quite good. The communication was also decent throughout the process.

Overall, I’m happy with the service and would consider using NoBroker again for a future move.

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u/Glum-Station-99 — 2 days ago

Chillio review Why I deleted it a few months ago

A few months ago, I was desperately trying to get my house back under control, so I was trying different cleaning apps to see if anything would actually stick.

Chillio was one of them.

Honestly, I didn't like it.

Using it in a browser felt awkward. I'd open the tab, use it for a few minutes, close it, and then completely forget about it. After a couple of days, I stopped checking it altogether.

I assumed it just wasn't my thing.

Fast forward to last week.

My house was a mess again, and I noticed they had released a mobile app, so I decided to give it one last try.

The experience has been completely different this time.

The biggest change for me is that it's always on my phone. If I'm waiting for the washing machine to finish or cleaning the kitchen, I can open it right away instead of sitting down at my computer.

The AI assistant has also been much more useful than I expected. When I'm overwhelmed and don't know where to begin, it breaks everything down into smaller steps so I can focus on one thing at a time.

I also like that I can adjust the routines instead of following the same schedule every day.

My only complaint is that the assistant occasionally goes offline for a while. That annoyed me at first, although I've started seeing it as a reminder to take a short break.

I honestly didn't expect to come back to this app after deleting it a few months ago, but I'm glad I gave it another chance.

Has anyone else gone back to an app they originally disliked and ended up having a completely different experience the second time around?

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u/SlutPuppyJade — 4 days ago
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Ratboy genius and The Flood 7.5/10

My english is not really good, but I wanted to talk about some forgotten media that really got me intrigued. It is the series The Flood by the youtube user Ratboy genius. I post it here since it is 70 minutes long, and structured as parts of a movie, more than the structure of a series, which lead me to the conclusion of posting it here.
As for the series it is an absolute masterpiece of his creator! Understanding of course that from a general scale, it is not a masterpiece at all, but it is considering the creator's carrier.
To understand these review, I recommend for you to see the prequel (which his famous 2013 video Potato Knishes is from), in it, you are presented who will be the protagonist of The Flood, not RatBoy genius, but Little King John.
Little King John presented in the RatBoy genius original series as some stereotypical self-centred, dumb and not-empathic King, regains the respect of us the viewers in The Flood.
The plot of this continuation is that after the RatBoy genius appearance, the world of Little King John is threatened by a really long rain, that leads to the flood (xd) of the world. Here, Little King John as the king he is, puts his big boy pants on, and take his Yacht in research of new lands to reconstruct civilization. We as the viewer will follow him as he makes his field observations to his diary.

I do not mean to spoil the experience that have such an incredible plot twist, but i will appreciate that all the music was made by the creator, including the maps where the movie sets, the character design (oh my god lol) and the incredible writing, giving it an overall score of 7.5/10, better than other youtube products that supposedly should have aim higher (Not saying any names).
Please go see it! at least you are going to laugh a lot lmao-

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u/Electrical-Control89 — 5 days ago
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Powerless regarding Yelp “currently not recommended” Class action?

Our Yelp page is dominated by negative reviews. Meanwhile, the “Not Currently Recommended” section is full of 5-star reviews. We don’t solicit reviews, yet Yelp’s algorithm treats legitimate positive feedback from real customers as fake or solicited.
No business escapes negative reviews. But Yelp’s algorithm is actively hurting ours.
Here’s a clear example:
Someone left a 1-star review that wasn’t for our company. It immediately went front and center. We couldn’t prove it wasn’t ours, and Yelp (like Google) rarely sides with the business. We responded politely and asked the user to remove it. Months—or years—passed with no action.
Finally the reviewer replied, “Sorry, wrong company,” and changed the rating from 1 star to 5 stars. The moment it became a positive review, Yelp’s algorithm moved it into “Not Currently Recommended.”
We’re at the end of our rope. We have no control over how our positive reviews are suppressed or how the overall mix of feedback is presented. The health of our business is being dictated by a flawed algorithm, and that’s unacceptable.
Has anyone discussed a class action against Yelp over this? At the very least, they need to eliminate the “Currently Recommended / Not Currently Recommended” system

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u/No-Mango-8105 — 9 days ago

Maya.net eSIM has gone down the drain - it's a money squeeze with lower quality delivered

I used to use Maya.net for all of my eSIMs and always recommend them but they've completely changed their plans options. Before, you could get data and plans as closely aligned with your trip and needs as possible.

A recent overhaul of their offerings and service has just totally enshittified their product.

Now, instead of getting a country-specific eSIM, they offer regional ones. So sure, the eSIM might work in Thailand, but it'll also work in Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, etc. Sounds better, right? It's not. At least not in my experience. These one-sim-serves-all services always seem to offer wider coverage but at slower speeds and lower area coverage in each respective country.

So when I'm in Thailand using their eSIM, I'll be on a random ocean road and my Maya sim will get zero bars of service while the other traveler with me on another provider strictly for Thailand has full bars and 5g.

Not only that, but their pricing has gone wild.

Second, you can't pick your duration anymore. It's 3, 7, 14 or 30 days, take it or leave it. And here's the kicker, the average tourist is on vacation for 11 days* (*this is according to Thailand's recent data claims they used to determine their visa exemption timelines) So you don't quite fit in the 7 day tier and have to go to the next, much more expensive and overkill 14 day tier.

Going somewhere for ten days? You're buying 14. Five days? You're buying 7. Every trip that doesn't land exactly on one of their four numbers is a trip where you pay for days you'll never use.

Both changes take away your ability to buy what you need and replace it with a bundle they picked for you. You used to be able to say, "Thailand, twelve days." Now you say, "Southeast Asia, fourteen days, hope it works."

And the new pricing hides more than it shows. Every plan is "Unlimited" with no fair use policy anywhere on the page, which almost always means there's a daily high-speed cap before they throttle you. There's no per-GB figure to compare against anything. There's no mention of which carrier you're actually being pushed to, which matters more than the price does (this is why my service fails on the random ocean road where the traveler next to me has perfect signal). Compare that to the country-specific providers still doing it the old way: they'll tell you the network, the speed tier, the exact GB and the exact price per GB, and they'll let you pick any start date and any length up to six months.

I'm not mad that Maya raised prices. I'm annoyed that they took away the precision that made them worth recommending, then disguised it as some kindf of upgrade.

u/i_like_motos — 6 days ago

maplesteroidscanada.com **SCAM**

Placed an order last Sunday, talked with the seller on Whatsapp as recommended by the email when I completed my order, sent etransfer to get a "urban mail service" tracking number. Never got the order, urban mail services wrote back to me asking 200$ insurance by etransfer or crypto refunded on delivery. Complete scam

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u/Rob_QC — 7 days ago
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I built a Spanish vocabulary app to make daily practice easier – I'd love your feedback!

I built a Spanish vocabulary app to make daily practice easier – I'd love your feedback!

[I built a Spanish vocabulary app to make daily practice easier – I'd love your feedback!](https://www.reddit.com/r/alphaandbetausers/comments/1ve5qhe/i\_built\_a\_spanish\_vocabulary\_app\_to\_make\_daily/)

Hi everyone!

I've been learning Spanish for a while, and I always felt that most vocabulary apps were either too repetitive or too overwhelming.

So I decided to build my own app.

Some features include:

* 📚 Organized vocabulary by level and topic
* 🔊 Native pronunciation
* 📝 Example sentences
* ❤️ Save favorite words for review
* 📈 Track your learning progress

I'm still actively improving it, so I'd really appreciate any feedback from Spanish learners.

What features do you think are missing in most vocabulary apps?

If you'd like to try it, here's the link: (App)

Thank you! 😊

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u/delevocadojo — 10 days ago
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Do we have any UK reviews for Palome?

Do we have any UK people here who have ordered from Palome?I came across them while looking for better wardrobe staples, mainly tops, linen shirts, knitwear and pieces I can wear for work as well as normal life. The style looks really wearable but I haven’t seen loads of everyday reviews from people who have worn the clothes for a while. If you did how was the fit, sizing and fabric in person the quality also?

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u/Positive_Figure3514 — 10 days ago

I tried leaply with a child here’s what the first day was like

I recently tried Leaply because I was curious about the cognitive development plan they have for kids aged 3-9+.

The first day was actually pretty simple. It started with a short breathing activity and then a game called “Blow the Paper.” The idea is to blow a small piece of paper across the table as slowly as possible. It sounds really simple, but the point is to keep the paper moving and pay attention to what you’re doing.

There was also another short activity called “Find your pace.”

What I liked is that the activities don’t feel like schoolwork. They’re short and more like little games that a child can do at home without needing much preparation.

One funny thing happened, though. After finishing the first day, my child immediately wanted to click around and see what else was there. But the next day wasn’t available yet it said there were still 18 hours to go.

I guess that’s actually intentional, since the idea is to do a little each day rather than go through everything at once. Still, try explaining that to a curious kid who wants to see what’s next

I only tried the first day so far, but there are different activities on the following days, so I’m curious to see how the plan develops and whether the activities become more challenging for different ages.

Has anyone else tried Leaply with their kids?

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u/Glitch_In_The_Design — 9 days ago

reviews and feedback

hi if ive done a reading for you, id appreciate it if you could leave your feedback below! thanks so much for your time<3

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u/k1a_111 — 11 days ago

TOTAL SCAM

so i brought a cigar humidor from vevor on July 22nd 2026 and less than 30 days i had issues with this product, i contact VEVOR to report this issue, keep in mind i also purchase the 3yr extended warranty, they continue for over a week telling me that someone will reach out to me in reguards of this matter, they dont have a number to talk to someone, the only communication you have with vevor is through email and im not sure if its a live person that you are talking to, fast forward to yesterday 8/8/2026 i get a respond back saying to will give you a $150 dollars in return and to keep the product, i want a full refund or a replacement, this company is a scam and they dont honor its 30 days money back policy, if i have to seek an attorney i will, so want im suppose to do just take $150 and say okay, what about the warranty i paid for, im still losing in this situation, also if i have to contact the news station to get involve in this matter i will because i dont want anybody else to experience this ugly situation, DONT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY, you have been warned

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u/dominicpa27 — 14 days ago