David Vox

Not recommended.

Seem to be a scam.
Ordered after checking their website and should have checked better. Very affordable products but no customer service answering me after 7 days after order. Asked for a refund 4 days ago and no answer after 3 emails.

Podcastle feedback to my review demonstrates how incapable their customer service is:

*“Hi David,
Thank you for sharing your experience. We’ve reviewed your account and confirmed that it had been downgraded from a paid plan, which is why a watermark was applied to your meditation audio.

We understand how frustrating this must have been, especially when sharing with a group. To avoid this in the future, please make sure your account remains on an active paid plan when exporting content to ensure no watermarks are applied.

If you’d like, we can guide you on reactivating your plan so your exports will be watermark-free.”*

The issue is simple: after upgrading and paying, I still had two download options — one with a watermark and one without. This is not a case of a downgraded account; it’s a fault in their system.

Instead of investigating the actual bug, their team deflects responsibility, invents explanations, and ignores direct client feedback. This pattern — dismissing reports rather than fixing the root issue — shows a lack of technical understanding and accountability.

I was promised a complimentary filter from Dyson as compensation for a late delivery, but it was never provided. Later, when I purchased a new filter, no delivery date was given. The product was delivered to another person without my knowledge, and I was never informed by email of the delivery or its recipient. I had to investigate on my own to discover what happened. This reflects a lack of reliability and professionalism from Dyson in Spain.


Dyson me prometió un filtro gratuito como compensación por un retraso en la entrega, pero nunca lo recibí. Posteriormente, al comprar un nuevo filtro, no me facilitaron fecha de entrega. El producto fue entregado a otra persona sin mi conocimiento y nunca se me informó por correo electrónico de la entrega ni del destinatario. Tuve que investigar por mi cuenta para averiguar lo ocurrido. Esto refleja una falta de fiabilidad y profesionalidad por parte de Dyson en España.

Be careful, even when you pay they are a watermark. Made a meditation for a group and got negative remarks a loud watermark was interrupting 3 times during the meditation. They could at least WARN that they are adding an ugly watermark and this should NOT be the case when they are charging 20 euros for their service.

We chose Circle.so for hosting our program and managing student interaction, after testing other platforms like Mighty Networks, Kajabi etc. Circle looked promising—clean UI, easy setup, and marketed as an all-in-one solution for course creators. Unfortunately, the reality didn’t match the promise.

Once we began actively using it, the cracks showed quickly. Despite its sleek design, the system is riddled with bugs and built with a logic that suggests the designers have never run a real educational program. There’s no functional overview of your curriculum. It’s dangerously easy to delete entire modules by accident, and there’s no recovery option. You can lose hours of work instantly.

There’s also no autosave feature. If you’re building out a module—uploading videos, adding text—and a bug hits, your edits are just gone. This happened multiple times. When we reported it, support responded by saying they couldn’t reproduce the issue, so it must not exist. Even when presented with screenshots, they dismissed it. Their stance seems to be: “If it didn’t happen to us, it’s not real.”

Customer service was reactive, defensive, and uninformed. They didn’t seem to understand how their own software works, nor did they take responsibility for systemic failures. It felt less like a support team and more like a gatekeeping layer to deflect criticism.

For $220/month, this level of instability and unaccountability is unacceptable. We’re completing our current program and migrating elsewhere. We won’t use Circle.so again for future cohorts.

Once AI-backed course systems become more user-focused and resilient, companies like Circle won’t stand a chance. Right now, Circle may look like a premium platform, but it doesn’t hold up under real educational pressure. Not worth the price. Not built for serious creators

Their website doesn't work.

Have been a happy client for years but lately tried to reach their customer service and there is ZERO response.

Multiple emails and weeks of trying to contact them - completely ignored.

Changing now to another provider.

I’ve been a loyal Canva user for over seven years and have recommended it to countless clients and collaborators. But lately, the platform has gone sharply downhill.

They’ve made the interface more complicated without improving the user experience, and now I’m facing serious technical issues—specifically, an MP4 project stuck processing for over 24 hours. This normally takes 30 minutes, and I tried everything on my end to fix it. So the problem is clearly on their side.

When I finally reached out to customer support—for the first time ever—I was shocked. Instead of acknowledging the issue or offering real help, I got a copy-paste style reply that completely ignored the details I shared. No accountability. No escalation. Just bland, generic instructions that didn’t apply.

It’s insulting to invest time and effort into your work only to be brushed off like your problem doesn’t matter. Canva is having serious back-end issues, and their support team seems totally unequipped (or unwilling) to deal with them. It’s a shame to see a once-great platform fall this far.

Favorite brand. After working with cosmetic and brand slime Mario Badescu and expensive cosmetic brands - I have to say the quality and ingredients you get here for such a low price is extraordinar.

Recommend porebright serum and vitamins c serum - you see an instant effect.

After trying brands like Dermalogica, Valmont, La Praire etc - this is much better at 1/30 of the price

Truly recommended

I built my transformational training and community platform on Mighty Networks—and it was one of the most frustrating decisions I’ve made. If you’re serious about delivering deep, structured, or sacred experiences: this platform will slow you down, confuse your users, and waste your time.

The Real Problems:

1. Custom Domain Setup = Broken and Misleading
They give you incorrect DNS info and vague instructions. You’ll waste hours trying to fix it, only to realize: they’ve never actually set up a real community using their own platform. You’re on your own.

2. Payment Gateway = A Black Box
You’re asked to connect Stripe—but once you do, you can’t see anything. No access to payout info, no transaction records, no confirmation emails—just a screen that says “Connected.” It’s your revenue, but you’re locked out of it.

3. Course Templates = A Basic Blog Disguised as a Curriculum
Forget modules or structured flow. What they call “courses” is just one long page with content blocks. There’s no clear navigation, no learning journey, and no visual structure for depth. It’s a blog post pretending to be a learning platform.

4. User Experience = Disorienting and Disconnected
Everything’s mashed together—posts, chats, events, courses—with no clear hierarchy. Users get lost. You get lost. There’s no way to guide people into intentional spaces. It kills focus and presence.

5. Community Tools = Shallow and Static
You can post and comment, but that’s it. No breakout circles, no real-time rituals, no tools for intimacy or depth. For sacred or transformational work, this doesn’t come close to what’s needed.

6. Support = A Disguised Dead End
They say “contact support,” but it’s just a maze of self-help articles with no real human help at the end. You click, search, and loop endlessly—until you give up or leave the platform. When something breaks, you’re on your own.

7. Price Tag = Not Justified
For all this clunkiness, you’re paying premium. The platform isn’t stable, elegant, or empowering enough to warrant the cost.

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Bottom Line:
Mighty Networks markets itself as a powerful, all-in-one platform. In reality, it’s clunky, shallow, and unsupported. If you’re building a community that matters—or offering transformational education—this is not the container you want.

Look elsewhere. Your work deserves better.

PS: Still can’t find any real support so posting my feedback here.

Terrible experience – Avoid this bank at all costs

My experience with Banco Sabadell in Sitges has been absolutely disastrous. Since moving from Spain to Amsterdam in 2022, I have faced a never-ending series of serious problems, mismanagement, and broken promises:
• Account closure never processed: Despite multiple formal requests (in person, by email, and through official complaints), my account remains open and continues to generate unjustified charges.
• Unjust overdraft fees: I have been charged over €500 in overdraft fees, even after covering any outstanding balances—often without any proper notification.
• Constant technical failures: The banking app has been consistently dysfunctional, making it impossible to manage my account remotely while living abroad.
• Nonexistent communication: Emails to account managers like Mónica Romero Bordallo and others were largely ignored. Promised follow-ups (within 48 hours) never happened, even after months of waiting and multiple visits.
• Broken promises and endless delays: Confirmed appointments were repeatedly rescheduled without notice, and issues were never resolved despite repeated assurances.
• Insurance issues and abusive practices: We had all our insurance policies through Sabadell. When we first tried to cancel, they claimed we had “missed a confirmation phone call” and therefore charged us for another full year. The second year, we went directly to the branch, got the cancellation confirmed in writing, signed and stamped by the bank—and still, they falsely claimed again that we missed a call (without ever providing any proof) and charged us for another year. It took three full years, more than ten in-person visits, and we literally had to raise our voices at the staff to finally get the insurance policies canceled.
This behavior strongly suggests that this organization is completely fraudulent.

This entire situation caused significant stress, financial loss, and wasted an enormous amount of time.
I strongly urge everyone to stay away from Banco Sabadell.

They make it impossible to get a refund
Sent 50 emails. They keep sending me a legal form to sign then say it's not filled out right, I do the correction and they then say something else is missing.

Ordered a package and saw the address was wrong. No problem - just ordered it - sent them an email to change it.

The response?
Not possible to change it.

Just wait for 4 weeks and then we’ll refund you.
What do they do?
Go and deliver it to an illegal occupant at my old address - and charge me for it 5 weeks later.

Then asks me to fill out lots of paper work to get my money back.

A disgrace of a company

I am not a client, and never will be - Still they keep trying to charge me 700 euros for a court case, and when I contact them they say I have never been a client but refuse to send me evidence to use for the company asking for money. Totally a scam.

All of their 5 star reviews are fake - their software is a joke - I had never been hacked on a Macbppk pro before or had virus but thanks to this stupid software I had to reset my Mac 5 times.
Then they suddenly try to charge you 100 euros - and they never answer when you say you want to stop their subscription.
Stay away!

And check their reviews it’s a spam bot machine writing the most silly reviews.

DO NOT PURCHASE "Ultimate Domain Protection|"
$32.99/year
It's NOT "Everything in Full Domain Protection" it's the most unthinkable, unprofessional and unsafe paid service I have ever seen for a domain provider.
Also, I tried to downgrade it so many times,, and it's not POSSIBLE. It might
Protect your domain from being deleted due to an expired credit card - yet it makes it IMPOSSIBLE to handle DNS as it will block any attempt of adding info to the domain more then a few times - making it IMPOSSIBLE to handle the domain!

I recently attempted to change my DNS settings and MX records with GoDaddy, and I must say, the experience has been incredibly frustrating. Their so-called "security" system restricts you from making multiple changes in one day, enforcing a 24-hour waiting period after each set of modifications.

This system not only feels excessive but also undermines the overall safety and functionality of my website. If I need to update my DNS settings promptly, this limitation makes it nearly impossible to do so without unnecessary delays.

In a world where online security is paramount, it seems counterintuitive that a company would implement a system that puts my website in a state of flux for an extended period. It raises concerns about the safety of my site and the ability to manage it effectively.

I urge GoDaddy to reconsider these restrictive measures. As a customer, I expect to have control over my domain without arbitrary delays. If you’re planning to change your DNS settings, be prepared for a drawn-out process that can leave your website feeling unstable and unsecured.

Promised a free filter because of delayed delivery, in writing - on their own customer service chat. Asked to contact them when the product was delivered, then they tell me I can’t have what they promised me in writing. A completely bizarre customer service experience. They also do not honor consumer law, our vaccines broke down after 1 year - and by European law we are then in right of a 2 year extension of the warranty. They tell me this is not the case since the repair was for free ( Doesn’t make sense legally at all ) So they refuse to honor European consumer laws - and even lie to their clients in writing!

Greasy customer service 💗

This insurance company buys policies from World Nomads and does not follow the actual policy. Was suppose to get a reply in 7 days from my claim - they never replied. Months later nobody can find my policy number or claim. A totals scam