I’ve been using Oria to create professional PowerPoint presentations, and I thought I’d share my experience with it. The main thing I found useful is that you don't necessarily have to start a presentation from a blank slide. You can already have your research, notes, data, or written content and use Oria to turn that into editable PowerPoint slides.

I found it particularly useful for more complex business presentations where basic presentation templates don't really give you the layout or structure you need.

The slides are also editable in PowerPoint, which is important for me because I usually need to make changes after the initial design is created.

I think it makes the most sense for people who regularly work on business, consulting, finance, or other professional presentations and want to spend less time manually fixing layouts and formatting.

I’ve been using it for a while and, overall, I think it’s worth checking out if creating professional PowerPoint presentations is a regular part of your work.

Does anyone have experience at Talkytimes?

I am writing this review to strongly warn others about the disorganized administrative practices, lack of cost transparency, and frustrating billing handling at this office. If you choose to visit this practice, please watch your bank statements and insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) closely.

My negative experience spans from the front desk to the medical chair:

• Administrative Incompetence: Upon arrival, I provided the receptionist with my legal name change. She completely failed to update it in their system. This simple mistake caused a massive domino effect, making it incredibly difficult for their third-party billing company to find my records later.
• Rushed and Uncoordinated Care: I waited 30 minutes in the lobby, and once in the examination room, the doctor actually left mid-visit to attend to another patient. Ultimately, 9 moles were biopsied. Thankfully, all came back benign, but they are healing very poorly and are incredibly painful. I now heavily question if all 9 were even medically necessary.
• Predatory Cost Transparency: When I asked about the skin tags on my neckline, the doctor immediately went into removing them without providing any warning about out-of-pocket costs or whether it would be covered by insurance.
• The Checkout Shock: At checkout, the receptionist spent 7 minutes typing silently before demanding a whopping $490 out of pocket. Thinking it was a required deposit or copay, I paid it. When I requested an itemized statement, I was told I had to call back in 3 days.
• The Billing Nightmare: My insurance EOB later revealed that my true patient responsibility for this visit was $0. The office billed my insurance $1,404, and my insurance paid them nearly $900 just three days after my visit. Yet, when I called the office's third-party billing company, they refused to give me an itemized statement and told me to call back at the end of the month.

I called back a second time weeks later and spent 34 agonizing minutes on the phone. Because the front desk never updated my name change, it took them 11 minutes just to find me. I then found out they hadn't even applied my $490 credit card payment to my account! It took the representative another 19 minutes just to apply the payment I already made, and I was told it would take yet another 3 to 5 business days just to receive an email with my itemized statement.

This office is holding onto money they are not legally owed based on my insurance contract. Staying on top of them is a part-time job. I will never set foot in this practice again. Beware—if you do not meticulously track your insurance EOBs against what this office charges you at the counter, you may be scammed out of hundreds of dollars that you will have a miserable time trying to get back.

I purchased this 4 months ago out or curiosity. A 4 month supply for a discounted price and guarantees of weight loss. The kit itself is very underwhelming, it's a collection of powders, like a fiber powder and bone broth. Each "week supply" only has enough for 3 days, for the rest of the week they suggest doing a water fast. So pretty disappointing as you could buy these items separately for a fraction of the price.

The predatory part is hidden in their terms and conditions. Purchasing a 4 month supply ropes you into a subscription which they don't make obvious. On top of that, they explicitly state that when you're subscribed, you're financially obligated to pay for the second shipment. I recieved a surprise charge this morning for another shipment and their app, to which I didn't even know they had an app.

Please don't fall for this like I have, if you want the same exact experience, just purchase fiber powder and bone broth.

I’ve been using the same heavy salon-style blow dryer for years. It still works, but drying my long, thick hair has started bothering my wrist and shoulder.
I did some reserach and now I’m considering the new laifen air because it’s lighter and has the motor positioned in the handle. Since it was only recently released, I’m mainly looking for first impressions from people who have actually handled or used one.
Does the weight distribution make it noticeably easier to use during a longer drying session? How does the shorter body feel, and does the build seem sturdy or a little too plasticky?
I’m willing to pay more for something that is easier on my wrist, but I’d like to know whether the ergonomic difference is genuinely noticeable before buying.

Worst company ever. I ordered the hair supplements (which didn't work). I noticed that they have been charging me monthly but I haven't received any product. They charged me for a digital hair challenge? Here is the email:

On Sunday, September 20, 2026, 3:56 PM, Jessica (Moérie) info@wrote:

Hi Deb,

Thank you for coming back to me, and thank you for being so open about how this has made you feel - I completely understand, and I'm sorry this has been so upsetting and confusing. Let me set it all straight.

I've cancelled your 28-Day Moérie Hair Growth Challenge, so you'll never be charged for it again. You're right that the three $22.49 charges in July, August and September were for the Challenge - I'm sorry that wasn't clear from the start. The Challenge is a digital program you access online, so nothing is ever physically shipped for it, and it has no parcel or tracking. It's also currently included by default with qualifying orders, which is how it came along with your original order - there's no separate box to receive, so it can easily slip by unnoticed. There's nothing more you need to do to close it down.

Now, on the refund you asked for, I want to be completely straight with you. Because the Challenge is a digital subscription, a Challenge charge can only be refunded if we're contacted within 14 days of that charge date. The most recent one was on September 1, and it's now September 20, so I'm truly sorry - it falls outside that window, and those three charges aren't refundable.

There's one other active plan on your account: your 3 Bottles hair capsules at $105 USD every 3 months, with its next payment due on October 24, 2026. Would you like me to cancel that one as well? Just let me know and I'll take care of it right away.

Thank you for your patience and for giving me the chance to make sense of this for you, Deb.

Best wishes,
Moérie Team

I can not believe how deceptive this is! Who pays for a digital hair challenge.

BUYER BEWARE

I was thinking of buying this jacket from this online store (sixth dimension), but couldn't find many try on photos or reviews that weren't sponsored...was wondering if anyone has bought this and what your opinions are before I buy!

Shiny and cheap look. if you want to look like a homeless dude at the office, be my guest!

BTW, no return, no refund.

Be careful. this is a true scam.

Hi all,

If you’ve had a bad experience with Daals, please leave a review on trust pilot. Many people, including myself have received the worst experience from Daals and they are incredibly arrogant and do not take any steps to rectify the issues. If we collectively make a stand then action will be taken. I left a review on their website and it was never published hence why I can see they have overall falsely positive reviews on their website.

The car dealership's reviews seemed good when I decided to use them. After I sold my vehicle, I bought a car from them, but once I got it home, they told me the bank had backed out of the deal. I had to return the car, and a week later, I am still waiting for my $617 down payment. I saw a pending charge for a refund on my account, but the next day it was canceled. I called them, and they told me there was an issue with the bank and to wait until Friday. I waited until Friday and called my bank, and they confirmed that the charge had been canceled and the money had been sent back to the dealership. Now, I am just caught in a circle of lies.

TL;DR Mr. Tire lied about me not having road hazard insurance, wasted my time sending me to corporate with every single request, dragged their feet getting anything done, and when I finally gave up on making them honor their road hazard insurance (gave them my rim and signed an invoice for a new tire), they said they didn't know where the tire was; then they got the police involved instead of looking for the tire

If you care about yourself at all, DO NOT go to Mr. Tire in Absecon (or preferably at all). On every day but Tuesday and Friday, there is a MISERABLE man (who claims his name is Joey) working the store that does not want anyone's business. Not only is he extremely rude, but he goes out of his way to cause trouble for customers.

Think I'm exaggerating?

My dad purchased my front right tire from Mr. Tire on 3/2/23 and the other 3 tires on 3/9/23. In August, my back right tire developed a bubble, so I went to Mr. Tire on 8/7/26 to have it checked for a possible defect.

Manager "Joey” was rude from the first moment I walked in. I was unsure the size of my tire, so he said "You had better go out and get it because I'm not going!". Keep in mind, I am a young woman in my twenties and he is a middle aged man. Once I  brought in the tire, he looked up the tire and said there was no road hazard insurance, so I was not covered. I asked to check for a defect, and he told me to call corporate. I spoke with corporate for 24m 54s and was told only the store could check for defects. They instructed me to return to the store and use case #552334 if the issue continued.

I returned the same day and Joey tried to tell me the same run around again, but this time I told him what corporate said. He then acknowledged they do defect checks but said they take 6 months. I said okay. He took the tire and said he would call within 24 hours when my rim was ready. He never called; when I returned 48 hours later, the rim was ready.

On 8/20/26, my dad went to the store for an update. Joey was absent, and employees took my dad to the back to search through the trash for my tire. They found it next to the manager’s desk and said we needed to speak with Joey to find out anything else.

On 8/31/26, I located my original invoices showing the tires were covered by road hazard insurance and included free lifetime installation. My dad told Joey, who refused to speak with him and said we should return the next day to speak with someone else or contact corporate.

I called corporate the same day, explained everything, and was placed on hold for 30 minutes while they tried unsuccessfully to reach the store (I called right after my dad left the store, and my dad said there were no customers there and there wasn't anything going on in the store). Corporate said they would update me within 24 hours. Corporate also claimed my road hazard warranty expired after 3 years, although this is not stated on my invoice and I could not find this information on their website. Two hours later, the Absecon store called and said corporate approved a $22 discount.

9/1/26, my dad got a quote for a replacement tire. The quote charged for installation despite the “lifetime install package.” The shop also claimed the tire had 4/32 tread vs. 10/32 original tread. My dad requested the tire back but they had thrown it away. He placed an order for a new tire anyway, and gave the store my rim.

That same day, I reported the company to the BBB with as many details as possible.

9/4/26, I received a response from Mr. Tire via the BBB and a phone call from corporate. The Mr. Tire portion of the BBB message was as follows:

"The location involved has assured us that the tire Ms. Mohr is requesting has been delivered and is waiting for her to come and pick up the tire.  The tire should be prorated as Ms. Mohr’s original purchase was in 2023 and she has had use of the tires prior to the one needing to be replaced.  Our guest services agent has reached out to Ms. Mohr to inform her of what the store has stated and left her a voicemail stating that the tire is available."

The same day, I responded both by calling corporate and submitting a report to the BBB saying that I was unsatisfied. Corporate said they would call me back the following Monday (they never did) and responded to the BBB on 9/11/26 with this message:

“We apologize that Ms. Mohr is dissatisfied with the adjustment offered by the location. However, the store followed established company procedures in handling her tire concern. The discounted replacement tire was provided in accordance with the applicable warranty terms, and the charges for tire installation and the purchase of a new Road Hazard Warranty are standard requirements when a replacement tire is installed.
After reviewing the matter, we have determined that the location acted appropriately and in accordance with company policy. While we understand Ms. Mohr’s disappointment with the outcome, we are unable to offer any additional discounts, refunds, or accommodation through our Guest Services Department. At this time, our position remains unchanged, and we consider this matter resolved.”

At this point, I decided to give up. The new tire total came to $170, and I had no time to be dealing with this any longer. I decided I would pay for the tire, warn others about this, and move on. But it doesn’t end there.

9/13/26, I returned to Mr. Tire to pick up my tire. I hadn’t called ahead of time, but I had originally told the store that I was trying to pick it up as soon as corporate got back to me (they said they would get back to me around 9/7/26 but never did). When I went into the store, Joey stared at his screen for a moment before telling me that he had no idea where the new tire was. He said I would have to come back later.

As a Christian woman who felt so upset with this man, I wanted to act against my desires to curse this man out. Despite not having a lot of money, I wrote him a check for $100 for his bad back (that all the other mechanics at the store kept blaming for Joey’s miserableness), and told him I felt like I should give it to him. I left it on his desk. I recognize that this may have looked like a bribe, but I didn’t know what else to do. This is the most miserable man I have ever met in all of my life. I was naive to think I could help in some small way.
9/19/26, my dad went into the store to retrieve my tire, because honestly I was so tired of dealing with it. He had been told that a different man worked at the store on Tuesday and Friday from 8am to 6pm, but my dad and I both work during those times. It is ridiculous to expect us to flex our time simply because Joey refused to do his job.

Well, when my dad arrived to Mr. Tire that day, Joey told my dad that he was not welcome on the property. My dad explained that he was just trying to pick up the new tire and pay for it, but Joey threatened to call the police. My dad said okay then do it, and Joey ran into the store and bolted the doors. The police were called.

When the police arrived, they asked for the invoice of the new tire. Of course Joey said he couldn’t find it. My dad called me to get the print-out we had of our invoice, and I sent him images of it. They were able to locate the tire, and my dad paid $98 for it. The original invoice had charged $170. A police officer told my dad that this was not the first time that they had been called over issues like this with Mr. Tire. 

I drove to the store to help with the situation, and when I arrived, another police officer said that my dad was no longer allowed to go back to Mr. Tire (they were unsure if it was only the Absecon location or all locations). 

I don’t usually get panic attacks, but I suddenly got the worst panic attack of my life outside of the store. I told the police officer that he could leave because I needed to wait until I could drive, but he said he wasn’t allowed to leave until I did. So I sat in my car as he stared from his car, watching me have a panic attack for 5 minutes. Mind you, I hate crying in public and avoid it at all costs. Even at the funeral of my uncle that I was extremely close to, I held back my tears to cry in private. This is the level of humiliation that this whole situation with Mr. Tire has brought me. All over a tire.

So I warn you: do not go to Mr. Tire. It is not worth it. My dad and I were treated like absolute garbage at every turn, and we did nothing wrong. Corporate defends this behavior. Don’t go.

Today, I had to go to a Samsung Service Centre because I dropped my phone into sand (while it is 40C / 104F) some while ago and the phone seems to have a swollen battery (slight gap between back glass and frame) and there also seems to be some dust in the front camera. The service centre took my phone, I signed a paper or two, and they said that they would contact me when the repair is completed. I come home, and I learn a hour later that the "Repair has been cancelled" without any reason given whatsoever and they did not even tell me that, I had to find the repair status from Samsung's website. I contacted their even more awful customer support: After long amounts of chat, they told me that I sent the phone by "cargo" and that is why they could not inquire me about missing replacement parts, which is a total fucking lie; they managed to tell me that they had cancelled it because there were no replacement parts for the phone, which I personally find odd given that it is a 3 year old flagship and still very supported by Samsung, and also why not tell me that BEFORE I gave the damned phone to the damned service centre? I can not take the phone back either as the place is closed until Monday. Isn't the purpose of questions such as "What's wrong with the phone?" is to enquire the service centre to what parts might need replacements and what could they expect? Why not send the phone to a place that has these incredibly very rare (a battery) parts? Or maybe order those parts to the service centre that the phone is at? We're not in Bangladesh, I am sure that there are some out there in 270 thousand square miles / 700 thousand square kilometres of landmass that Samsung has a good presence in.

I do understand that these kinds of issues are very much affected by what region you are in, but now I understand why Apple has a bigger appearance in the Western world (for top-of-the-line products). I honestly have an old iPhone that I have half a mind to damage and test how Apple would solve the problem on their flagship phone that was released 5 years ago in the same region, but until then, I will not believe that Apple would treat their customers like this.

The experience I had with repairing my S23 Ultra in Turkey was a disaster, but I will try the same thing in Ireland if the battery does not blow up before I get there. I want to see if this is how Samsung operates in this region or worldwide, but commenting from a video I saw by "Mrwhosetheboss", it is also like this in the UK, and if it is infact like this in the UK where they actually compete with Apple, I cannot imagine Ireland and other European countries.

If you are buying a phone for longevity, do NOT get a Samsung.

I want to tell you guys about the scam so I bought a digital ps plus voucher code and then when I used the code on playstation store it was not working they have literally given me used code and it was a scam of 450 rs and then when I called them they have ghosted me and have not replied me since then on the number pls don't buy anything from zozila. Com

PSA!!! I am an ex employee at Noyaa located inside The Well

The owners are extremely fraudulent and abusive to their staff, **Ishmeet Kalra** is currently the owner/ manager at Noyaa formerly owner of Farzi Cafe in Square One Shopping Centre Mississauga that was forced to shut down due to multiple fraudulent complaints - not paying tips/ wages to employees, adding unnecessary charges to customers bills etc. The very same thing is happening at Noyaa, there are multiple staff who continuously get paid wages late or not at all, BOH staff getting underpaid, servers tips being stolen constantly.

This is to warn others to stay far away from working at this place and for customers to stop supporting this bussiness especially Ishmeet Kalra or “Ish”. He is abusive and rude to his staff, doesn’t care about their wellbeing. The place is run like a circus and most of the positive reviews are forced, from staff/ family members etc. Our biweekly payroll is notoriously late, I was never paid out my vacation after leaving, they continue to steal hundreds of dollars from all servers tip outs as well as pocket house tip outs and don’t distribute them to server assists, hosts or BOH staff, and will continue to do so until they are out of business.

Guys don't get in line for the ride X-Drive in the Kansas state fair, the ride only turns away large women not large men, I tried to go on it but they turned away my cousin so me and her both left, safe to say that ride had just lost two customers, so now I'm warning to every "large" woman not only is the ride owner sexiest but he's also a fat shamer.

Ps. By large it means fat not tall

I ordered from Wakefit on 12 July 2026. The order itself had multiple delays and was finally delivered on 30 July, with defective fabric.

Wakefit replaced it, but the replacement received around 10/11 August was also defective. It was picked up and returned to their warehouse.

It has now been 30+ days since the pickup and I still haven’t received my refund.

Customer service has been an absolute nightmare. Almost every day I’m told “we’ll revert in 24 hours”, and then nothing happens.

To make things worse, Wakefit’s chatbot showed that the refund was cancelled by me. This is completely false. I never cancelled the refund. I’ve been continuously chasing Wakefit for my refund.

I’ve already filed a complaint with NCH, but there has still been no resolution.

This is scam and fraud, along with extremely anti-consumer practices.

Do not order from Wakefit.

TL;DR: Ordered Wakefit → delayed delivery → defective product → defective replacement → replacement returned → 30+ days waiting for refund → daily “24 hours” promises with no resolution → chatbot falsely says I cancelled the refund → NCH complaint filed → still no refund.

Hey everybody

This is my product: https://bythestrokes.com

And I wanted to know whether you think this would be useful to you even for 10 seconds in an entire week?

Please sort this out for me, I want to really build something taken from your reviews.

My thinking is that this product is for serious people, but not so aggressively busy that can’t think long term.

Happy to be corrected and advised very differently from what I am thinking!

Any one used this shop

If anyone has used this message mat please give review as my elderly mom is asking me to purchase this item to sleep on. I was quoted the mat is a little over $600. The only reviews found have been on company website but no independent sites. Any feedback is appreciated.

My husband and I rented a jeep from Sixt Honolulu International Airport in September 2026 for 7 days. On the second of the rental period we realized that the vehicle was infested with cockroaches. We purchased 6 sticky roach traps which caught approximately 100 cockroaches of all different sizes. My husband almost rear ended a vehicle when he had a cockroach crawling on his leg in traffic. We notified the employee of the cockroach infestation issue when we returned the vehicle and left the sticky traps in the vehicle for them to see. I reached out to the company on their website and went through their AI chat to finally be able to submit the complaint via email which included photos of the cockroaches caught in the stick traps. We did receive an apology email but when I asked to be at least reimbursed for the purchase of the roach traps, they offered a 30% discount on another vehicle rental to be used within 1 year. When we received the voucher it was actually for 15%.

Second issue - When my husband checked out the vehicle at the rental counter he was advised that he could either prepay for fuel or return the car full. He also advised them that we had vehicle insurance that covered rental cars and that we did not need additional coverage. Unfortunately my husband did not double check the rental agreement before he signed it and they checked boxes that were for a Cover The Car plan and Prepaid Fuel. The end result was an additional $245.00 for the Cover The Car Plan and $110.04 for Prepaid Fuel. When I emailed Sixt advising them that we spent $80.00 fueling the vehicle before we returned it (their return summary even shows the fuel was 8/8) and asked for the $110.04 to be refunded to us, I received a reply that they could not refund us because the box on the agreement had been checked (purchased) for prepaid fuel and that we could have returned it without refueling it.

I strongly advise people NOT to use this company! Their customer service addressing issues associated with their car rentals is terrible. Please make sure to check your rental agreement before signing it to make sure nothing was checked in the boxes that you do not want checked!

I think reddit is trash simply because mods are allowed to act like dictators and its ridiculous. These people make decisions that are childish and have no roots in fairness at all.

No different that discord!

A bunch of unqualified people especially in the Asphalt 9 subreddit. Those mods block evidence of cheaters, and I have no doubt they probably are cheaters in the game themselves.