01733553001
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- Citizen Tommy replies to Ally Mac| 7 repliesNice try Ally but everyone knows fine well that you are that champagne socialist John McDonnell.
- Enraged
- Caller: Angela Merk
- Ally Mac replies to Citizen Tommy| 6 repliesTo the central. Scotland troll who hides behind other people's names, my first name I is Allyson. What yours troll boy.
- julian replies to Ally MacCan I please remind you that this forum is used to identify unwanted telepests and unsolicited telephone calls.
If you wish to continue your conversation, I suggest that you use a more suitable platform such as a dating forum.
Thank you. - Joe replies to Ally MacI see what you mean. Hiding behind another name ( Julian) to try and disrupt the thread. You were obviously right ,another troll hiding behind a keyboard.
- RingARosesThis industry makes me so angry.
http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/news/a53 ... tter-boyfriend/
One bad a might rain will come and wash the scum off the High Street.
Tick tock 😉- Caller: Laser eye surgery gone wrong
- Frank McAvennie replies to Ally Mac| 3 repliesShockaroonie. You should get yourself onto that Tinder and give us a wee cheeky swipe to the right.
- A.M. replies to Frank McAvennie| 2 repliesWith a cricket bat. Troll
- Frank McAvennie replies to A.M.| 1 replyI don't quite follow. Are you suggesting bringing a cricket bat to spank my bottom with?
- julian replies to Frank McAvennieI repeat. This is not a dating forum.
This is a user supplied database of phone numbers of telemarketers, non-profit organizations, charities, political surveyors, SCAM artists, and other companies that don't leave messages, disconnect once you answer, and simply interrupt your day.
Please respect this forum and use it only for it's true purpose of identifying and blocking unwanted and unsolicited telephone calls.
Thank you. - My Beautiful Eyes| 1 replyFAO: Optimax Whistleblowers.
Whether you are a former or current employee, you owe it to yourself, family and public to come out and tell the truth if you know of any wrongdoing.
Glassdoor do not allow the removal of fake reviews unlike those money orientated scumbags over at Trustpilot.
I am a destroyer of worlds. I am becoming death. I told them all that I was going to trash this industry and I'm doing just what I said I would. But I can only do this with the help of whistleblowers. So tell the truth if you know of any irregularities, wrongdoing or shady dealings. If not, you'll eventually get shot down with the pigeons.
Come on Optimax employees. You know you should tell the truth. A liar not only disgraces theirselves but their family too so no one can use an excuse of needing to do a job to feed their families if you are a person who utilises telling lies to supplement an income. You should order food from a foodbank rather than continue to tell lies for a living if that's what you do.
Come on Optimax / Ultralase: Your country needs you to spill the beans.
https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Reviews/Optimax-L ... ews-E767907.htm- Caller: Optimax whistle-blowing employees.
- Jane| 2 replies
- Caller: Optimax reviews
- Pieter Huistra replies to Jane| 1 replyJohn McDonnell, the so-called socialist boasting about his £60,000 salary needs to go. Especially when so many people are struggling on a minimum wage. While he's off to Detroit, New York and LA; we are all stuck in the UK.
- Jemma D replies to My Beautiful EyesYou'd be better off telling them to jump ship to Optegra. Optegra are the kings of laser eye surgery and award-winning refractive treatments such as Clarivu are setting a new standard of care. Check out the results on Trustpilot etc. This time next year they'll be the market leaders.
Plus they don't engage in unsolicited email and text message spam like some of the brands spoken about here.
http://www.opticianonline.net/optegra-highlights-risk-professions/ - Mrs Allison Hector| 2 repliesOptegra laser eye surgery?
Life-changing. Best feeling in the world. Take any orgasm you've ever had. Multiply it by a thousand and you're still nowhere near it. It beats any meat injection. That beats any furking specs in the world.- Caller: Optegra vs Optimax Reviews
- Dean Kantis replies to Mrs Allison Hector| 1 replyI don't feel the dry eyes yet, but it's in the post. That's for sure. I'm in the LASIK limbo at the moment. Too ill to sleep. Too tired to stay awake, but the MGD is on its way. Sweat, chills, nausea. Pain and craving. A need like nothing else I've ever known will soon take hold of me. It's on its way.
- Vasco replies to Dean KantisResearch in Boston, Virginia has demonstrated that methylenedioxymethamphetamine is the newest alternative pain relief drug that relieves the pain associated with MGD according to the research papers. Not sure if you can get it prescribed on the NHS, you'd be better asking your GP if they do.
- RingARoses| 2 repliesIt’s been a while since Trustpilot was under the spotlight, but they’ve just invited themselves right back on stage!
Last month I posted a factual negative review concerning the problems I'd experienced after purchasing a faulty phone from an eponymously named refurb phone company.
The company complained, and because they pay to advertise on Trustpilot I was asked to edit my review - again, and again, and again…
Whittled down the review had become worthless and was (still is) being assessed, so I decided to post again and omit all the (true) facts that Trustpilot wouldn’t allow, but within minutes the refurb phone company had complained about the second post too (also now being assessed.
With no good reason to ask me to edit my second post Trustpilot instead asked me to provide proof of purchase. I did.
Yesterday Trustpilot asked me to edit my review - but which one? Assuming it was the first, I replied that I had, and they asked me for a screenshot. But strangely the link they sent doesn’t allow me access to either of my reviews!
Keeping a close eye on the refurb phone page I’ve noted more negative reviews posted, and very quickly removed!
And, as with Optimax reviews on Trustpilot, as soon as there’s a negative there’s a flurry of positives.
A ‘Verified Order’ is meaningless btw, click on it to read that the company in question ’invited' the alleged purchaser to write the review! (Not sure how I earned that accolade)
I decided to post a review about Trustpilot ON Trustpilot, and while surprised that it was not deleted I had to laugh at their prince.
Invited to 'discuss any of these point [sic] further’, being very keen to meet with the Trustpilot management to discuss ’these point’ in person, I did visit their contact centre, but I haven’t even had an acknowledgement!
Let’s see how long before a positive one appears, possibly not until the morning when everyone’s back in the office!
If I had nothing else to do I think commercially supported review sites would definitely be something I’d fight against. It should be illegal to allow paying advertisers to censor honest reviews and post fake ones, this is blatant fraud.
In fact, the ASA agree, "The Advertising Standards Authority said: "The strict Advertising Code prohibits advertisers from falsely claiming or implying they are acting as a consumer … companies should also be aware that the practice of posting fake reviews is likely to be illegal (under consumer protection regulations), and could be subject to investigation by Trading Standards or the Office of Fair Trading."
www.theguardian.com/money/2013/jan/26/fa...ue-consumer-websites
You can all hell!
If you had any problems after refractive eye surgery, or a fight to get your deposit refunded, please post a factual review on Trustpilot, Reviewcentre, Reviews.co.uk, Yelp and Feefo on the relevant Optimax page. Take a screenshot and keep a record of any subsequent correspondence from Trustpilot and so on.
Please post any updates here, or contact me with details to forward to the ASA!
Meanwhile, while I continue to fight off my friends’ persistent attempts to persuade me to get an ‘all-singing, all-dancing’ model, and to bin my much loved Nokia 3210 - held together by an elastic band after ive dropped one so many times (3 times in my garden pond!), if anyone knows where I can buy a replacement, please let me know!
Will try to catch up at the weekend...
🖐🏼🔨⌚️- Caller: Optimax Trust Pilot Reviews
- Caroline Optimax Damaged Patient replies to RingARoses| 1 replyWorst experience of my life
The treatment on my then healthy eyes left me with permanent life changing injuries, and after years of suffering, my eyes are now getting even worse. Pain/ terrible eyesight. I went to this company because they said that they would provide a lifetime of aftercare, yet I have been left to pay all of my many eye related expenses myself. I believe another Optimax review was removed from here because Optimax claimed the patient was not on their records? I certainly am and can prove it, as the other victim can. The lifetime aftercare guarantee is not true.
Caroline as told to Trustpilot. - Tilly O'Hara replies to Caroline Optimax Damaged PatientWearing glasses after 2 years
Started off great, helpful and friendly. Had my surgery on a Saturday and was given a phone number if I needed anything over the next few days. Nobody answered this number. Then when the shop reopened on Monday I called them for more pain relief, got told someone would call me back.. It's been 2 years 4 months still no phone call!
I'm now wearing glasses again. Waste of time, money and a lot more painful than I was told it would be!
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