Connor O'Neill

I'm quite glad I gave Randies a try after seeing one of their ads online, they do live up to the marketing promises.
I absolutely love the fit and comfort. I was originally sceptical about the material (I normally prefer cotton) which has limited detail on their website, but it holds up very well to use and washing and is incredibly soft.
My one gripe is that they're a tad expensive, I can get 3 pairs of designer underwear for the price of one pair of Randies (and they're maybe 90% as good, so it can be hard to justify), but I do think they're worth it.

Extremely disappointed with my experience leasing an Audi A6 e-tron via Tusker. The car has been plagued by major safety issues - from aggressive ADAS malfunctions to broken door latches - and has spent 6+ weeks in the shop since I picked it up in September.

Tusker’s response? They dismissed my complaint without investigation and blamed "third-party contractors" for their service failures. I’m currently paying full price for a dangerous vehicle that I can’t rely on. It took my employer’s intervention just to get them to raise it with Audi, who are now dragging their feet while they and Tusker continue to collect the monthly lease.
Avoid this company if you expect support when things go wrong.

Update:
After reading Tusker's response to this review, I'm all the more resolute in condemning their service.
Given that they can see my full name in the review, I can't possibly imagine they're delivering enough Audi A6 e-trons to have, by chance, delivered multiple to people of the same name in the same month, and are therefore unable to identify my complaint.
It speaks volumes that, in this public space, they can't even be bothered to pretend to care about resolving issues.
And, I will note, I have been in contact with their resolutions team for the past few months. They simply don't care.

Avoid. Avoid. Avoid.

I contacted Curry's to price-match a Philips Hue light strip against Philips Hue themselves, who were selling it for £30 less.
Curry's told me they could not price-match as the brightness output (lumens) did not match. Philips has only made the one model for some time now, so I don't see how that is possible.
I attempted to resolve this by asking them to compare with Amazon, also selling the light strip for £30 less. This time I was told they could not price match because the WEIGHT did not match. How ridiculous?
So I tried a third time, sending them the item from Game who were selling it for £26 less, but they told me they could not match it because the images were different.
Currys have absolutely no intention of honouring their price promise, at least online. The agent was friendly and trying to be helpful, but the process is clearly designed to prevent them from having to fork out.
Guess I'll take my business elsewhere.

The wines are good, delivery is great, and the app is pretty easy to use. All in all I actually found their service pretty good during my free trial.
However, when I signed up through the app, I wasn't informed about the £90 fee. Once I had signed up, it became clear that access was paid and that I was in a free trial.
I was okay with this, and used the service and considered paying to continue. When the trial expired, I lost access to the 'Shop' tab in the app but not other parts, so I figured this was the 'free' level and I was happy with that level of access, but still considering upgrading.

Some time later, I was charged £90 without agreeing. I got a push notification from my bank, and immediately cancelled my Winedrops account, within minutes of the transaction going through. After hearing nothing from winedrops about my cancellation, I emailed asking them to refund the membership fee and the bottles I had already purchased but were not shipped (they wait until you have 6 bottles before shipping). I received a refund for the bottles I had bought, but was informed they would not refund the membership fee, because it was "clearly listed" and "non-refundable".
Winedrops have repeatedly told me the fee is "clearly listed" in the app (something I can't verify now because if I try to sign up it recognises me) and they claim they sent an email after I signed up stating this in the FAQs at the bottom (similar to their website). I never received this email. I have repeatedly told them that there FAQs at the bottom isn't "clear" but they still refuse to refund me.
It is clear to me that they have tried to make it difficult for people to see the fee before signing up, without actually hiding it, so they have some defence. When I complained, they replied with a scripted message offering £90 in credit to use on their service instead, so I'm fairly certain this happens a lot and they think they can bully customers into accepting the fee because it's "clearly listed" at the bottom of the page in the FAQs.

I think this business practice is as close as you can get to fraud without actually being fraud, and it's unacceptable.