Stop using Purolator for your Rogers deliveries is a Very bad service! Stay away! There's always a…read moreproblem with this delivery company every time I need to receive something they fail to deliver every time! I don't know if is the drivers or the company logistics and admin but it's never ok, every package I have to receive from this company fails at first attempt and I have to wait for second, third time or have to go my self to collect it, that I would do from the beginning to avoid dealing with this company but the company who's shipping doesn't have a pickup up option they just deliver and has to be the worst company ever Yes! Purolator! If you can avoid at all cost dealing with #puralator do it! You save tons of stress, money and time! Very very Bad Service, Stay Away! Never ship from them! They never find the address or any make any excuse to not deliver, drivers are so unprepared that can't fin a number in a main Ave or street and they won't do the minimum effort to contact the client in any way to double check with or anything similar they just refuse to do the job properly! And return to the warehouse! And this every time I had to deal with them! On the top of everything customer service here only replies with a generic answer and never solving anything! Is just a bot! Trying to keep people at ease!

they are the worst delivery service in canada, they delayed my package by days then when they…read morefinally come to deliver they barely knocked (my dog noticed someone was outside) and doesn't ring doorbell then leaves a notice for you to pick up your package next day.

Sept 28 2023 - had the distinct pleasure in meeting Mike this week with my wife to get an…read moreassessment of estate items. I was very impressed by his professional way of doing things and interacted with us to show us the process and how and why he came to said values in front of us (didn't have leave items then come back which was convenient.) His attention to detail was top notch and experience was very educational and made us feel welcome in his presence. I will recommend Mike to everyone that I can share with. Thanks Mike! - R.Raymond

Holly molly, why hiding there in that small building? I wish I had found this shop earlier in my…read moreyears in TO. Best experience with a Canadian appraiser so far: - Professional? Checked! The guy could even teach about what he does. - Polite? Checked! Very important these days where social interactions are mostly virtual. - Up-Front? Checked! And THANK YOU for that. No time wasted by being honest and open with the client. Other appraisers would charge regardless without even telling. - Bilingual? Checked! What a surprise... At some point I had a question but couldn't formulate it properly. The guy totally surprised me speaking in French to make me feel comfortable. What a relief and meaningful connection there. Merci! Cons: The website is not encrypted with "https" yet so at the beginning I thought it may not be trust-worthy. But the person is a real pro. You may just want to call the phone number to book your appointment or copy paste the email address instead of filing directly the contact form on the website.

My review is mainly about public parking at Daphne Cockwell Complex (DCC). However, I'll branch out…read morea bit about it being a residence and the woman after whom this building is named. Perhaps over a decade ago, I attended many concerts at Massey Hall. At one stage, I'd remember going to all four Jann Arden shows in a week when she was at this venue. My parking lot of choice was on the northwest side of Church Street and Dundas Street East. It was an open lot where you bought a ticket from the machine and left the ticket on your car's dash. It was safe, cheap parking. This parking lot went away when Ryerson (now Toronto Metropolitan) University (TMU) bought this parking lot's land to expand its campus domination. For years, I have been trying to find a parking lot to call my go-to for concerts and shows in the downtown core. I have a few that I frequent in rotation, but not one that I truly love. Last Friday night, I came down to see a concert at Massey Hall. I got here earlier than usual because I wanted to grab a quick bite and look around before the show. I noticed a small sign on Church Street as I was driving westbound on Dundas Street East. There was public parking in an alleyway where the old parking lot that I loved was. Really? I went around the block to check it out. Sure enough, there is public parking under DCC. The rates were clearly displayed before you embarked down the ramp. I looked at $9 as a flat rate when you enter at 5 pm and leave a minute before midnight. That's me! Perfect! I descended and got to the gate. You wave your hand in front of the machine to get a paper ticket. When you are ready to head to your car, you pay at the kiosks that are located by the elevator on each floor. You then wave your ticket at the gate and leave. I parked on P1, close to the elevator. This floor was brightly lit and each parking spot was roomy. I backed into a spot and headed to the elevators. You want the main floor to exit. You end up on Church Street, facing east, just north of Dundas. I loved it. I spent almost six hours in this area. After the concert, I headed back to fetch my car. The complex is locked. There is a parking intercom where you press a button and the door is supposed to unlock. I heard the door click a couple of times. I went to tug on it and it didn't open. I actually had to talk to the security guard. The speaker volume was extremely faint. I'd like to think that I have decent hearing, but I felt like an eighty-year-old woman who had hearing issues. I had a nice chat with the security guard, who came over to let me in. Apparently, this system needs fixing to get the door to automatically open after he unlocks it. There's still a parts issue. I wished him a good evening and headed to the elevator. I felt safe here. I had no problem paying at the kiosk. I didn't need to insert my ticket. I had it scanned. I then tapped with a credit card. I got a receipt and headed to my car. When I exited, I scanned my ticket. The gate went up and I left. Easy peasy! DCC is an interesting building. It is a student dormitory for TMU. The DCC residence front desk and main floor are on the eighth floor. Those who reside here are given a room key, similar to being at a hotel. There are 332 guest rooms. Each room is single occupancy. Rooms are opened up to the public during the summertime. The residence floors operate like a hotel. I took a look online and there are no rooms available this summer. My guess is that first dibs go to TMU current students and alumni before it opens up to the world. The building is multipurpose. It's split into these areas by floors, from the top floors down: - 10 to 28 - residences - 8 - residence lobby - 7 - university administration - 3 to 6 - schools, shared spaces, and research labs - 1 to 2 - classrooms - B1 - Ddgital fabrication zone - B4 to B2 - Parking The main floor has an area with colourful, comfy chairs. I saw a woman sitting in one when I returned to fetch my car. Four schools that are in DCC are the following: - Nursing - Midwifery - Nutrition - Occupational and Public Health This building is named after Daphne Cockwell, who was a nurse and trained in South Africa during the 1930's. She dedicated her life helping others, including working as a volunteer with returning veterans from World War II. It's a stunning building. It is aptly named after an amazing, accomplished woman. I have a go-to parking lot again. Parking rates are decent. It's a clean, safe parking lot. (198)

Connected with Auxe to to get my 51" TV mounted on the wall. The website was easy to navigate, and…read moreI got a quote quickly. They were proactive in reaching out to me when there was a delay in booking a technician, and very good with timely updates. The technician was super professional, very friendly, and knew what he was doing - the entire TV mounting was completed in 20 minutes, with a minimum of fuss. Very happy with the entire experience, and would definitely use them again.

Great service and rates…read more I had a 48" TV mounted along with external cord concealment. I booked the appointment through their website. I got a same day appointment within 2 hours of booking it online. Vlatko did the installation for me. He was quick and professional. The whole installation took less than 1 hour. I inquired a few other companies in the city, and Auxe seemed to have offered the best rates. I purchased my own TV mount from Amazon. Very pleased overall. Highly recommend.

We were really happy with this daycare for our son. Many of the staff are ECE graduates either form…read morelocal colleges or from the Ryerson program. Our little guy loved it here. We were sad to graduate! Would highly recommend.

They have good prices for used phones and a wide selection and very helpful customer service. What…read moreI like best is that the phones come with a 1-year warranty.

Horrible service. Rude customer service. When contacted my friend was first hung up on when asking…read moreabout a repair. When they called back was told the "line dropped", continued by they had something wrong with their brain due to asking why there was false advertising online. They didn't even bother to assist with any needs and told my friend straight away to go somewhere else as they didn't want to help with the phone model, seems they're very lazy so I would not trust them with any of your devices.

I signed up for Telus TV, home phone and Internet; Its been the most horiffying experience of my…read morelife. Wonderful as the telephone sales man described it to me. Then the trouble started; The Optik TV was slow to load the offered program. Taking a long time to load future listings. They cancelled my home phone and promised to give it back within ten days; Didn't happen. I'm still getting calls on the Temporary number.After 15 days I'd had enough and starting to cancel as I was allowed to do within 30 days. Resistance at every turn; putting me on hold for (usually for min.) forewarned; I harrased berated and abused agents mercilessly. until 2 weeks later an escalation person gave me telephone number of John who stopped the service within 1 Min. He promised to send return documents; by the time I got off of the phone He had hung up and the service was stopped. Telus cut the coaxial cable so a technichan had come to repair that .Telephone help; was a joke; Hours and of hours listening over and again to the same Music that you,ve heard in elevators or waiting rooms. Telecom companies in Canada are a horror show and they all apply the same tactics. Check on review sites and see for your self. I was warned before hand about them.Telus have a F minus rating with the B.B.B. Rogers/Show is only a bit better.

I have 20 years old Toronto number. I have telus EPP corporate account. I just changed my company…read morefrom Eaton center by visiting in person. I don't know they sale customer personal data or due to none Canadian origin staff who may have some links with mafia or what I don't know but since that day I am getting wrong calls like I got a lottery or a prostitute calling me want to meet me. I am getting at least 10 calls a day. I went back to Eaton center try to explain and wanted to meet manager but sales staff said she is at back storage room but she cannot meet because she is looking after store retail not cellular service.

We had a house guest who needed some difficult items printed in a hurry, near end of day, right…read morebefore the holidays. They were BRILLIANT and did everything imaginable to make it happen, despite numerous obstacles. We were incredibly grateful!

Sherwood is tucked away on Dalhousie St, that hidden street between Ryerson's Engineering building,…read moreand the Dominion. If you walk out the south exit of the Rogers Communication Centre (not to be confused with the Rogers Centre (Skydome), which is across the city...), and walk straight, you'll be walking down Dalhousie. My experiences with Sherwood have only been positive ones. Each member of the family that runs this store is very knowledgeable on all avenues of their printing business. They are very helpful when it comes to things like choosing the card stock you want to print on. Also, when it comes to simple photocopies, they have the best price I've been able to find. They blow kinkos and copyrite (the ryerson campus copy centre) out of the water. These guys are highly recommended.

A huge thank you to Michael & Tina for your professionalism and great service. I was able to get…read morewhat I wanted within a day! They were super friendly and accommodating. Had I have known about them sooner, I would have not gone anywhere else. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for that special something. Will be definitely return if given the opportunity.

We met with Michael and we had a wonderful experience. He was very friendly and some of his rings…read morewere the nicest halos I have seen so far. He has really great prices and sells his diamonds to a lot of stores we had already visited in the city. We definitely might purchase a ring from him. If we do, my review will definitely be updated. I'll keep you all posted.

UofToronto library services suggested this shop. They printed my conference poster on FABRIC - so…read moreit just folds up into my carry on. Super helpful and great quality. Highly recommend.

Went in yesterday with a very challenging project. The staff was incredibly warm, patient, helpful…read moreand willing to tackle a job several other printing shops didn't even want to attempt. If you have a unique project and want great service and quality, go here.