Cbriffa

I’ve bought about 4 items on this platform now and 2 of them I got scammed. These scams are always on items where it’s not worth your time to pursue it. The sellers use a “bait and switch” tactic to make you think you’re getting one thing and when you look at your purchased item you see an item which wasn’t even part of the listing. For example I ordered som “digital electronic calipers”and what was purchased was an overpriced piece of plastic. The refund/return policy is not worth the hassle. China is a low trust society where this is just common practice, and yet they wonder why the rest o

Whilst I don’t message a lot, I like the privacy of Signal I’m a cloud engineer so I know this stuff cost money to run. And so, I donate $5 from time to time. I’d rather not be asked all the time though. I’d happily pay a $10/year or so subscription to ensure the service stays viable.

I’ve used other services like this in the past, so this is not an original idea yet the amount charged is the same. This would be fine if it wasn’t for the ridiculous automated voice used to produce an expensive service as cheaply as possible. Listening to an episode is like receiving an email from someone who doesn’t know how to use punctuation and it’s simply painful to listen to. I regret paying for a month and I’m glad I’m not stuck with this for an expensive year.

Would have voted this 5 stars except that entering cards is frustratingly slow. Unless I’m doing something wrong: click ‘edit’, click the new card icon, click ‘done’, click on the card, do the actual editing, click ‘back’. Would be nice to have a blank row of the currently active list at the top or bottom with - ‘+’ which immediately edits a new card. Update: Thanks for the response, dev. Adding a new card with another already open works well. Has all the options for testing the card. Love how easily it syncs with my Mac where I input data quickly but still have the functionality when I’m

Do you guys even have a test and release procedure in place when releasing a new version of your app? It's got to the point where I avoid using it because there is always a MAJOR problem. This time selecting "map" on a an individual hotel's info screen causes an irreversible erroneous state. How does something so fundamental get through testing??