TrustRaider

At the time of writing this review, the company is still in startup mode. They offer rentals, sales, and - most importantly - all sorts of property management. The business is built on a comprehensive structure with a lot of thought invested in making this into a success. The owner is very responsive, with a lot of attention given to delivering professionally tailored quality results.

Recommended.

It is a spam site. Do not go there. They will scam you out of hard-earned money. I wish these SEO companies would embark on some honest business concept. But most, unfortunately, don't.

I used PaperPort, a simple document management system, for eons. First, it was owned by Xerox, then moved over to Nuance, and now it is in the realm of Tungsten Auto. Just got myself a new computer and saw that finally someone seemed to have done an update on an age-old programming frame. Version 14.8, they called that. Not sure what they did, but on modern machines, it won't even install without legacy help. This can be done, of course. But it is besides the point. For some 130 USD apiece, this simply is a ripoff Tungsten just poured old wine into new bottles. So, don't go for it, unless you're a nostalgia nerd or the firm sees the light and does some serious update in the future. So, off I go to find another good industry product that won't beggar me.

Amag in Switzerland has a structural problem. A few years back, Amag was staffed with full-blooded mechanics, old-style specialists who knew their product to the core. A little fatty at the organizational level, true, but competent, trustworthy, and customer-oriented. Then came the change when the adepts of maximizing profits took over, the acolytes of an overly structured environment without flexibility that values procedure over competence. That meant that all the old staff were fired and replaced by a younger and much less experienced generation with an attitude, whilst jacking up the prices to ever greater heights. People trained well to syphon money off of you, but with a significant drop in work quality, that still got worse over time.

We just had yet another experience with the dealership in Vevey when our vehicle developed a dangerous electronic problem. They had the car for the better part of a week, but for the life of them, couldn’t find the issue. And that by requesting forever increasing amounts of money at an exorbitant tariff. In the end, the car was returned unfixed after a few days. Meaning, Amag Vevey just gave up on a professional challenge. To their credit, however, it must be said that they didn’t charge for the research work. Long story short, I finally found a competent specialist outside Amag who detected the problem in about five minutes. A broken part that cost next to nothing and was dead easy to replace.

Lastly, this was just the last one in a long list of incidents where work was either badly executed and had to be readdressed or some organizational hiccup happened. And it’s not getting better. So, if you can avoid this company, do so.

First off and for clarity’s sake, Transfeero completed the transfer to the final destination and thus fulfilled the contract. But not without some disturbing glitches. The order was for a driver to be ready at Berlin Brandenburg Airport upon arrival of the plane and waiting at the gate or exit with a duly completed nameplate with subsequent final transportation to the destination. This included – as per the company’s website – unlimited waiting time and flight tracking. The waiting time thing turned into 60 minutes somewhere in the fine print.

The booking process was easy and efficient, albeit not without some strange calculation maneuvers. Meaning, they're good at collecting money but the "...what you see is what you pay..." experience didn't quite happen that way. As promised, the driver indeed contacted us a few hours before the arrival of the plane. First off, Transfeero subcontracts in Berlin to a company called Go Taxi Tours which is fine if the company delivers as per specifications. But - this is also a company whose website is your WhatsApp application, apparently.

And then it started. We got a few options delivered to meet the driver, the most memorable ones were one to meet the driver at the gate and then walk 25 minutes to the free parking area. Or - again - have the driver waiting at the gate and pay him VIP parking at 25 EUR per hour. I beg your pardon? Want a coffee to go with that? Finally, we agreed to meet him at the "...the designated meeting point..." which was the normal taxi stand. No nameplate, no driver waiting at the exit.

Unbeknownst to us, fate had other plans and the connecting flight didn't make it on time. Thus, the journey continued on a different one. Transfeero (Go Taxi Tours) rebooked a new car and claimed they only had a more expensive business car available, at 25 EUR extra. Not sure what a business car is, not a category Transfeero had, but we paid them the extra. And here it comes, at first they wanted the extra to be paid onto a Revolut Card by using a link. A LINK?? Guys, that's right out of the playbook of online scams. I mean, come on! This isn't acceptable business behavior, it's scammy and dodgy and not something I'd expect from a respectable limousine service. The driver was finally paid in cash - but could not provide a receipt. Come again? A company of renown boasting "...professionally trained drivers..." cannot issue a receipt so we have proof of payment? There's more, but I guess we stop here.

In short, the quiet transfer with a driver with a nameplate waiting at the exit upon arrival did not happen. Instead, we got conflicting and chaotic demands that were nowhere on the menu with unsavory incidents that truly left a bad aftertaste. Next time we just hail a taxi. Will be cheaper and no hassle.