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I had an extremely negative experience with Top5Movers.org. I was initially charged around $700, but when my belongings arrived, they refused to release my items until I paid an additional $400 in cash. They also said I could send the payment through Zelle. My belongings were withheld until I made the payment. The situation became so serious that we had to call the police to the scene. What should have been a simple move turned into a stressful and frustrating ordeal. Based on my experience, I strongly encourage anyone considering this company to thoroughly research recent customer reviews, carefully read every part of the contract, and get all fees in writing before booking. I would never use this service again.

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News stories are total clickbait. For example, there are 2 stories about Jack Limpsy that are similar, but one about his missing daughter and the other it's the missing daughter of a neighbor. So they cannot both be true and there is nothing about either story elsewhere online, so it's totally fabricated.

The story is intriguing even with the quadriplicate ads which were annoying, but after about 10 times of it bouncing to the top of the page whenever the page refreshes i could not finish the story. You should have the story called “Scroll through our ads 10 times.”

Clickbait with zero redeemable qualities. Presents stories as news (using misleading headlines that directly contradict the content) with no indication that the story is made up until the very end. More ads than sentences. Absolute garbage that should not even be allowed on the internet.

Best thing I’ve ever read. I accidentally clicked on the link on YouTube, and was sent to an article about James and his wife. His wife was taking too long in the bathroom and he got concerned and horrified about it, and so eventually he decided to burst into the bathroom to find out what she was doing. I read 10 riveting paragraphs that described how shocked James was at his discovery, and then 10 more about how horrified and disgusted he was. Then it was revealed that (SPOILERS!!!!!) his wife was bathing with a kitten for their anniversary, and James started crying because he loves kittens. It was so interesting to read how all of James’ disgust and horror and confusion towards his wife instantly disappeared!!!! At this point there were so many ads on my iPad that the entire thing seemed to be going into as much shock as I was, and I only got to the part where James’ girlfriend described how she had a mental breakdown over finding the perfect cat to bathe with and then keep secret for a week for their anniversary before the entire thing crashed and I had to give up. I will dream about what the ending could’ve possibly been every night, and I know that if I found a genie and got to have 3 wishes, all 3 of them would be to figure out what happened next. James and his wife’s story moved me to tears, restored my faith in humanity, sent me into a state of mind that I had never experienced before and then inspired me to buy 2 cats, one named James and the other named James’ Wife. It was a heartbreaking, moving article that had me wondering when James ever put cameras in the bathroom like it was said he did on the title of the article (something that never seemed to occur during the story, and yet, I didn’t finish it, so what would I know and who am I to judge this perfect story between a perfect couple and their perfect soggy bathed cat). 5/5. I would marry kiss and then have children with this website.

I found an article on the site that looked like a good legit article and got down towards the bottom of the article and it was listing case over a student finding an error in a exam for the state of Florida and they said that the governor of Florida was Robert Domingo and that person whoever that is has never been a governor of Florida I couldn't find any other references to anything about what this article was about anywhere else online.

Absolutely horrible. I seen a video advertisement on a case that caught my interest, as it would to any other person. And I fell for it, for 30 minutes I was reading a few sentence, maby a paragraph or so, that kept going on and on about the same thing, but would add a comment or two more to add to it every other paragraph. All it's doing is turning basic articles into a never ending cliff hanging hype that lures and hooks you into viewing dozens upon dozens of ads each few sentences. Complete waste of time that someone is getting paid for. The more time they waste for people, the more they make. And for the people who don't think that's possible, or don't understand how it works, they get paid for each time an ad shows up on someone's device (phone, tablet, laptop, computer, etc), then they get paid another percentage if someone clicks on an ad, which is why they purposely make it to where the page loads at a sliw pace, to where whenever each part of the page loads, it adjusts the page layout. They know the average time it takes for someone to click the "next" button as soon ad a page starts to load, so they try to time it to where the page adjusts/shuffles the layout to where a decent amount of people accidentally click an add (which means more $$$ for them). Now with millions of people falling for this click bait scam of a time waste, they get millions upon millions of ads to appear on the screens of the victims who fall for it, along with the money they make on other things like: affiliate marketing, market research data, etc. This is just a site that profits off of wasting people's time. Which is why you only see it pop up to whatever they have to pay for it to pop up. Millions and millions of people use common sites each and every hour of every day, they see the statistics (market research data), and when their profit margin (aka free cash flow) starts to decline, they just buy more ad space on popular sites, just to get you to waste as much time as possible on their site, as they profit off every ad you scroll past, and profit even more if you accidentally click on an add. This should be illegal, the people who run and profit off the sights are trying to waste as much as other peoples time as possible, as the more time they waste for people, the more money they make. Corruption at its worst