Sheep said:
The reviews are screened before they go up.
I tried to put a bunch of negative review in but they wouldn't let me. AND if you wanna give it less then 3 stars, you need to have some password.
SheepStar
Sounds like somebody is cooking the books. Ooops, I mean cooking the reviews. Alas, it is the same idea.
And a bit dishonest if you ask my opinion.
I would give more than one product a poor rating, not because the son-of-a-gun was actually that bad, but because something was so obnoxious or poorly design, or failed to last that I hated the product.
Last year I had to buy a new bedside alarm clock. That classic bedside clock radio. Alarm clock, prefer two alarm clock modes. Basic radio so I can hear the traffic and morning weather reports. I made trips to BB, CC, Sears, WallyWorld, K-Mart et al. Darn, where are those under $50 alarm clocks? Finally bought units from CC and Sears and promptly returned the suckers.
My problems?
The $40 Sears model was great, until I discovered that I could not reset the alarm clock mode for a quick nap without reseting the entire clock and radio settings. When I want to take a nap, I don't need to spend 5 minutes setting a clock radio. That is 5 minutes of my nap time that I really don't want to loose.
Then there was the damn lights, I mean darn lights, were too bright for my bedroom. The CC unit had a dimmer switch. Hmmm, maybe I found my dream clock. Didn't have a display model powered up, but what the heck, for $19, what could I loose. I could read a darn newspaper with the clock set at the dimmest setting.
Both CC and Sears took their units back with no fuse. Thank goodness.
I finally found one at Office Depot that I liked half way and kept.
By the way, the OD model was only $12.
If CC and Sears would let me rate their alarm clocks .... I would be fair. Wonderful units, great sound yada yada, I would never buy those models again. 1 Star.
