Horrible business practices. I signed up to get their magazine for 9 months starting July 2010 due…read moreto end come March 2011. They would notify me (according to their pitch) when my subscription was ending and to expect them to automatically bill my renewal as if I didn't want it I would need to call and cancel. On January 10, 2011, weeks before the upcoming renewal I took the liberty of getting on line and canceling prematurely. I wasn't using the magazine and wanted to get ahead of their notification renewal post card. On January 27, 2011 I saw a hit in my credit card for the renewal rate of $19.95. I immediately called with all of my documentation, dates and transaction history to report their unauthorized charge and asked for my credit asap. When I was asked if there was anything they could do to help keep me as a customer I told him due to this unauthorized transaction, never again. I'm told I'll get my credit in 7-10 business days. To the rep's credit, she did provide me her name and employee ID number. Outside of that, this is a shady company with shady practices. I don't mind an "automatic renewal" with the clear terms as the consumer you have to call in to cancel, however, not only did they NOT notify me of my renewal, they simply charged my card without my authorization. Unacceptable and never again. Errors I don't mind, inappropriate business practices I do.

They did the same thing to me. I picked up my AEX bill and there was a renewal for Food and Wine…read more When I called they said the same thing "Your credit will appear on your next bill". A lot of good that does me when I have to pay my bill NOW. I will never buy another copy no matter how much I like it.

Terminal E in the TPA airport, which is where you'll find the Delta flights. I popped in for my…read more"Tampa" fridge magnet and looked over the other goodies. Magazines and books at retail price. Snacks, candies and drinks at retail price. Tshirts, hats, other Tampa and Florida mementoes at retail price. Hey, it's a retail shop so it's going to be priced accordingly. At least the prices were easy to find and checkout was prompt.

The Tampa Bay Trading Company is an amusing and somewhat ostentatious name for a convenience store…read morein an Airport! This is where I make a pitstop to stock up on bottled water while waiting for my flight - and for the flight itself. I also pick up magazines and gum here. It was interesting, I stopped to take a photo of the name of the business, and the ladies working there were all in a tizzy about this - one of them went over and whispered something to another lady - who I am assuming was the manager. She handled my transaction at the register - all official and polite - very professional. I got the feeling that perhaps they thought they were being tested by someone at the Airport or HMS Host! Yelp does not allow you to enter a phone extension - so the full contact phone number for this business is: (813) 396-3977, Ext-333.

This is your typical Airport convenience store - junk food, candy, bottled water, newspapers, and…read moremagazines. I stopped by here to grab a couple of bottles of water to tide me over for a few hours while I waited to check my bag. I got in line - there were about four people in line in front of me. It's been a while since I've seen a cashier that was in such slow motion. I'd guesstimate it took approximately 10 minutes to make my way to the front of the line! Unbelievable! There was an airline flight attendant behind me in line - she was clearly on her way to a flight - she was clearly annoyed at how long the cashier was taking with each person. The lady right in front of me bought the most junk food crap I've ever seen - it looked like she bought about 20 or so of those large candy bars. Then I noticed her - and it made sense - not to be mean - but she looked like that is all she ever eats - candy bars. I'm not sure how she could even fit in an airline seat. When it was my turn - the cashier asked me - to her credit - if I was about to go through security. I assured I was not, and that I was aware of Airport Security restrictions. Wow. Tortoise-like service.

Tampa Bay News Connection is located in Concourse A of Tampa International Airport…read more It's your typical over-priced Airport convenience store: snacks, bottled water and sodas, toiletries, books, magazines, newspapers, and tourist knick-knacks populate the shelves. Stopped in here to snag a couple of bottles of cold water to take on the flight back to Dulles.

"Hostile work environment -Bullying, Illegal according to federal law."…read moreAccount Executive (Former Employee) Tampa, FL I worked at Faircount full-time for less than a year Pros - None, they will talk about their long term success until you are blue in the face while guy's that have been there for years complain they haven't done a deal in months. They all drive crappy cars. (if they have one) Most are walking on eggshells afraid of getting fired. Cons - Inept management that only care about their (former) top producers. Exaggerate audience size, hang up on lady's or your fired. Wow I wonder why their sales are so down. Advice to Senior Management - Replace the "happy talk" on your website and new employee welcome kit with the truth -We really don't care about you since we will threaten to fire you everyday and replace you with a revolving door of inadequit hasben's, look up bullying in the workplace on google. No, I would not recommend this company to a friend - I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company

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From the owner: We have moved! The Osprey Observer has a new home as of June 1, 2019 and we will look forward to a…read moreGrand Opening in the Fall! The Osprey Observer started publishing as a newsletter in 2001. The main focus was to cover community news and activities specifically in FishHawk Ranch. After the first month, residents started requesting more news from the surrounding community and we started to expand. We added the subdivision of FishHawk Trails, River Hills and Bloomingdale within the first four months and were printing more than 10,000 copies per month after only six months. Quickly we realized there could be unlimited growth to the paper and we had to strive to maintain a focus. What did we want to become? What continued to set us apart from the rest? The response is content. We are different because our stories cover the communities we are in. We wanted to maintain our reputation as a strong community newspaper despite our desire to grow. Our first goal was to identify 15,000 homes to include in the Bloomingdale/FishHawk edition and then to expand after 18 months into a completely new edition, Riverview. The Riverview edition started with eight pages and 10,000 homes and is now 36 pages delivered to 16,500 homes in Riverview and Apollo Beach.

Tampa Bay METRO is one of the best lifestyle magazines in the Tampa Bay area. Every issue is…read morebeautifully designed, filled with engaging stories, and highlights the very best of Tampa Bay's people, businesses, events, and culture. The quality of the photography, writing, and local coverage is consistently outstanding. It's a magazine I genuinely look forward to reading and highly recommend to anyone who wants to stay connected to everything that makes Tampa Bay such a special place. Highly recommended!

This store has the best name ever. Travelers can purchase snacks, drinks, books Tampa souvenirs and…read morebooks. It is a mini 7-11 (minus the Powerball tickets). It is directly across from terminal C, gate 31.