Clean and well structured design are the hallmarks of Crippen Design. From stickers to apparel the…read moreiconic PNWX design is capturing the Pacific Northwest. This team.of designers has found that the simple structure of a few letters and a compass cross speaks to the heart of those born in the PNW. There's no substitute for personal experience and getting a hold of one of the shirts, hoodies, or hats is the best way to do it. These products speak volumes about the thought that went into the design. The ideas behind their designs are original. That's not easy in today's world, and speaks a lot to the creativity that goes into them. So far I've bought a PNWX, shirt and hoody for my wife and I and we live them! The shirts are high quality and feel very soft. The hoody is very comfortable and soft. The choices of gray are excellent. I highly recommend Cripple Design.

Courtney was great! She responded quickly and was very reasonably priced (hourly rate). We just…read moreneeded to have the carpets cleaned, and they look great. We had her do two bedrooms and our shag area rug and it took about 4 hours. It didn't feel super fast, but I don't clean carpets often, so I don't have a good baseline to compare. She also takes cash, card, and Venmo, so bonus points for payment versatility!

Courtney has been helping me with every other week cleans for the last almost year now, and I have…read morealways been impressed by the work she has done. She also has been extremely flexible when I have needed to change plans because of my work schedule. Her prices are reasonable and totally worth it! Overall, I would highly recommend Courtney's services to anyone looking for housekeeping services.

Vendors: Jim and Sonja…read more Monday October 11: 8:37 PM message from Jim: left a voicemail for you. My apologies again, our son tore his knee ligament. We just finished at the ER. Anyway, please call me back or I'll call tomorrow morning if I haven't heard from you. Friday afternoon works (after 1-2 pm)* - Monday, 10/18 works also. Again, sorry. Respectfully, Jim and Sonja Thursday October 14: 1:43 PM text from Jim: Confirming our cleaning of your home tomorrow afternoon. We will be at your place between 2-3pm. Friday October 15: 3:15 PM text from Jim: Obviously we are running a little late. I'm just up the hill from you and will be there at 3:45. I'm at another job site. Would you like me to make it 4? 4:30 PM text from Jim: We're just wrapping up a job and we'll have the three of us at your place. Should go very well! 7:06 PM text from Sonja: This is Sonja from Sparkly Clean. We were just informed that on Monday we were exposed to someone with COVID-19. Which means quarantined till the test results come back. We are on our way to get tested now. I'm so sorry. We did not expect this. That person had zero symptoms. So fingers crossed we are good to go. But can't risk exposing anybody else. We will let you know the results as soon as we know.

Excellent professional service. Cleaned my apartment for a move out. If I don't get my deposit…read moreback it won't be their fault. I was extremely pleased with how they cleaned my apartment. It sparkled! No pun intended. I highly recommend this team

Well, my story is like many others. Caveman is a scam. Took them two months to install cameras…read more Installer that came out was nice guy. I was getting invoiced for "monitoring" before the cameras were even installed. Once installed, one of the three cameras lasted two weeks and went dead. I called the manufacturer who said I had to go through CM. No response from anyone other than Audrie. I think she actually cares. I gave the camera back to them for replacement and now I get no response from them. Despite what you're told up front from Mario, you'll get nothing. It is a scam organization. Take a wide berth around them.

ZERO STARS: A Complete Scam Operation - Avoid at All Costs I rarely write reviews, but my…read moreexperience with Caveman Technology Group LLC was so egregious that I feel obligated to warn others. The Setup: Like many others, I purchased Ring Floodlamps and was referred to Caveman Technology as Ring's "recommended installer" for the Medford, Oregon area. This immediately gave me a false sense of security - if Ring recommends them, they must be legitimate, right? Wrong. The Bait: Within hours of submitting my installation request through Ring, I received a professionalsounding email from someone named Audrie requesting my address and device information. The response was prompt and seemed legitimate. This is where their scam begins - they establish quick communication to build trust. The Switch: On November 25th, they sent an invoice for $164.80, claiming this was for a "site survey to accurately assess the layout, identify potential security risks, and determine the best placement for your equipment." No actual installation work - just a survey. I paid on November 26th through Apple Pay. The Disappearance: After payment, complete radio silence. No calls, no emails, no scheduling. When I finally called them on December 2nd after nearly a week of hearing nothing, I was met with the most unprofessional phone interaction of my life. The person answered with a simple "hello" (no company name), barely spoke English, couldn't understand what I was calling about, and finally mumbled that someone would call me back. No one ever did. The Fraud: When I requested cancellation and refund on December 3rd, Audrie suddenly claimed they had already conducted the site survey and refused the refund. This is an outright lie - no one ever visited my home, called me, or conducted any survey. They're literally charging $164.80 for imaginary work. The Pattern: After this experience, I researched their reviews and found I'm not alone. While they somehow maintain decent ratings on some platforms (which I now question), there are numerous complaints about: * Charging for work never performed * Poor communication and unprofessional behavior * Refusal to provide refunds for services not rendered The Aftermath: I'm now disputing the charge with American Express and filing complaints with the Better Business Bureau and Oregon Contractors Board. Interestingly, I found that Caveman Technology Group LLC has been cited by the Oregon CCB for compliance violations as recently as August 2024. Bottom Line: This company should be avoided at all costs. They appear to have perfected a scam where they collect "survey fees" for work they never intend to perform, then refuse refunds by claiming imaginary services were provided. The fact that Ring continues to recommend them is deeply concerning and reflects poorly on Ring's vetting process. Save yourself the headache, the money, and the frustration. Find a local, reputable installer with actual positive reviews from real customers. Caveman Technology Group LLC is nothing but a sophisticated scam dressed up as a legitimate business.

I live in a rural area with lots of out-of-control blackberry vines, trees that badly needed…read morepruning and other undesirable plants. The team from Superior tree service was very professional and did an excellent job. The work was well worth the cost.

Vince, and his crew came out and took care of everything I needed them to do and they did a great…read morejob. He even called me three days later to make sure that I was completely happy. I highly recommend this company.

If you got a chance to review the full expose I posted on Reddit,…read more https://www.reddit.com/user/xalipt/comments/drxcqw/ryan_eliason_not_my_cup_of_snakeoil_tea/ ...then you'll understand this better. But before you read this review, you should read my previous review, as the content below is a continuation of additional information from the experiences that continue to materialize from Ryan's interaction with me by email and voice mail messages. I again received more phone calls from Ryan Eliason. Of course, I allow them to go to voicemail since they are robocalls. Believe it or not, even though he informed all attendees at the conference, that the last day of the conference would be the final day to take advantage of the offer, he continues to make that offer. He is trying to make one feel that he is bolstering it, by providing everyone another free short (I assume again 15-minute) coaching session. It's not what it appears to be. It's an opportunity for this coach or Ryan to gain you as an audience once again so that he has another chance to convince you to buy into his over $5,000 non-refundable program. You already know my experience with his coaches and also now know that they are in his subpar class. So like Ryan, they also have no formal education in business, MBA, or any genuinely successful businesses that they can pull ideas from (it's called experience). They are not qualified to help you with business. That's enough to make you laugh and even worry. Would you have someone who's pulled out one of their teeth, serve as your dentist? No! How about having someone who was the slowest on the track team become your coach? No! But the real question is, would you have someone who has had continuing business failures, who opens up a business coaching practice, help you to succeed? What did he tell his clients in those first few years to have them buy into him? What lies must he have propagated? Well, today, I realized something far more monumental. Why Ryan speaks from the heart, it seems very fake. The automatic manifestation of a lot of animation and excitement goes together with anything that one is passionate about. It appears by default for everyone. When we speak about something we're excited about, we, as humans, cannot help but to get louder, get excited, smile more, yell with excitement, and display a lot of emotion. I noticed that today when I listened to his voicemail message that Ryan left, that this was missing. I then recalled moments in the conference, recalling how he spoke to his audience, and I realized it was the same. It lacked the luster that comes with any level of passionate stance. He says the following on today's voicemail message, "...I felt such a high at the event, and after the even and I just still feel wonderful. I'm just so filled up with all the love that was in the room and all the amazing transformation that took place and all of the truth that was spoken there and anyway, it was just a great weekend for me, and I hope it was a wonderful weekend for you as well." He states all this without any display of emotion or passion, and then quickly rolls into another offer to hook you into buying his non-refundable $5500 program. It's just so phony! All the love? Nearly 40% of his audience vanished after the first day! When people leave, it's because they cannot tolerate any more or because they see that what someone is offering is not genuine. Ryan already closed over $350,000 in sales at the conference, but he wants more. He has to legitimize his statement of making over $2 million each year, and that every year it increases. Since he only has one conference per year, I don't know about you, but it appears that he's nowhere close to reaching that milestone, let alone surpassing it. Kind of points to the direction that it never really happened. Bottom line: when you put all the facts together, Ryan is a non-qualified fraud who peddles his sham. Please don't fall into his trap. Go anywhere else, but first, try S.C.O.R.E. You have nothing to lose since it's free.

After jumping feet first into starting a healthcare practice, I quickly felt that I was in over my…read morehead. Not having any training in business, I felt confused and overwhelmed by all the details that needed attention. Worse, I was sure that there were details I didn't even know about, and that was terrifying. It was hard to take the leap and ask for help, and I'm so glad I did! I began working with Ryan, and from the first session I immediately gained clarity around who I needed to be to succeed, and what I needed to do to move my practice forward. Ryan listens deeply, and asks powerful questions. His program provides a structure that helps me organize all the different ideas I have for my practice (and my life!), and gives me the tools to implement them. Having Ryan as a coach has helped me stay focused, committed and supported. With Ryan's help, my practice is growing at a good pace, I enjoy being in practice, and I have much more confidence in my ability to get things done. Thank you Ryan!!