Opportunity Bewertungen 6

This company offers a good products with quality and send a very cheap product. In the policy they said accept returns but I wrote many times and only offered 6 dollars rebate.
Está compañía es un FRAUDE. OFRECE BUENOS PRODUCTOS INCLUSO CON VÍDEOS Y ENVÍA Productos SÚPER BARATOS. ADEMÁS INCUMPLE CON SUS POLÍTICAS DE RETORNO Y DEVOLUCIÓN.

NO COMPREN NADA DE ESTÁ COMPANIA SI NO QUIEREN PERDER SU DINERO.

SCAMMMMMM

If I could give NO stars, I would.
Ordered from this company. Product arrived and crumbled as soon as I removed it from packaging. Website indicated stained glass but product was thin fragile plastic. I indicated I was not happy. First they insisted on photos. Then indicated not to return to the address listed on the receipt. Refused a correct return address indicating it would cost me a lot to return. The purchase was over $100 aus but they offered a $7 refund. Multiple emails indicating they are sorry for my dissatisfaction but no refund. Very poor! I definitely don’t recommend.

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Poor example of social tool that does everything to get you to upgrade - with NO OPTION to cancel the subscription or see and change credit card information.

Have had to resort to sending support ticket to resolve - as yet no reply...

AVOID!!!!

Little value and then when trying to unsubscribe their mails keep coming in no matter what I do. Spamming me constantly even after contacting them.

LinkedIn is a great concept that is at constant risk of crumbling under its own weight. It's a wide-open network without clear swim lanes for top-level tasks (job seeking, sales, networking, etc.), so it has become a mash-up of everything. I think Microsoft has helped it, a bit (the job seeker / job posting functions seem to have improved), but still, LinkedIn could use an overhaul.

Opportunity promises that overhaul, but falls short of delivery.

The top-level buckets make sense: Sales, Job Seeking, Job Posting, Networking, and even Dating. I applaud the last category because it acknowledges that even in the era of swipe-enabled dating-and-hookup focused apps, most of us spend most of our time working, and finding someone who a) shares your professional interests and b) is clearly open to a potentially romantic relationship is a great thing, by any measure. Plus, the category completely neutralizes the creep factor that so often sneaks in to LinkedIn requests for "networking."

Unfortunately, Opportunity is, at this point, simply overwhelming. The algorithms driving the connections and notifications are not very well tuned, and the filters in the interface leave a lot to be desired. The result is -- for me, anyway -- that Opportunity simply gets drowned out in the noise of daily life. I never had a reasonable opportunity to really see if there was any Opportunity for me (sorry, couldn't resist).

Plus, there is a not-insignificant spam factor to the whole Opportunity ecosystem. The service does little to filter out scammers, spammers, deluded souls, and others that are full of BS and a waste of time.

Hopefully, Opportunity can get its act together. LinkedIn / Microsoft could use some healthy competition. In the meantime, use it, but go in with eyes open and expectations set low.

I like it for business and sales leads. It is focused, without distracting garbage, like Linkedin.

I've giving them only 4 stars because I just started with Pro +. I'll update in a couple of weeks.