After 39 years of taking the Reporter I sadly have to stop taking it. It has gone through many…read morechanges, from 3 days a week to a full seven day a week paper worth reading. But since it has changed hands the price has become more than I can handle. I called this morning after getting my bill and was told the yearly fee would be around $500. She was extremely rude but given the circumstances, she probably has gotten many calls regarding the same thing. I can get most news on the internet, FREE. So have to give it up. Sorry Mr. Rico that you ever sold it to this seemingly greedy bunch.

I also dropped The Reporter due to the outrageous price for a tissue thin newspaper, news that was…read morea day or two old, terrible customer service and the inability to reach anyone in management. They no longer have an office anywhere; all employees work from home. I was billed twice as much as my neighbor for the same exact number of papers and I was told it was because of an algorithm which no one could or would explain to me what that meant. Filed complaint with BBB and they were unable to receive any response either.

Hate to say this...this paper is awful. I want to subscribe for local news. Their editing lets…read moremisspelled words go through. The political bias is all over the AP articles and the OP-ed page. Richard Bammer is a good reporter but his out and out hatred of all things non-progressive make him appear a fool. And, yes, check their subscription billing.

All of you that subscribe to the Vacaville Reporter should check how much you are paying for the…read morepaper. Upon some research I found I was paying $577.85 for one years subscription however my neighbor was paying only $296.73 and a friend was paying $409.18. We all get the same paper, same number of days and have been subscribers for 9 years and longer. Why this huge discrepancy? Good luck trying to get any answers. I left numerous messages to Candy Grey, District Manager and sent an email to Jack Bungart, Editor in Chief and never heard back from either one. Oh and by the way they no longer have an office ANYWHERE! Maybe if they get enough complaints and cancellations someone will get off their couch and correct this inequity.

I LOVE this little book store, it has everything you can possibly think of including book marks and…read morehand made local goods like adorable kitchen towels and little nicnacks and stuff. I went recently and got two hardbacks at a STEAL! I could have spent hours browsing easily. The person working that day was sweet and helpful too. 10/10 can't wait to go back and grab more cool books and stuff

My husband brought me to this bookstore. There's a small parking lot but also street parking. There…read moreas a good selection of kids books and there was also a lot of newer books. I liked that there was a section of Amish books. We were all able to find a book and prices were reasonable. The service was great we had a great experience.

Avoid this place at all costs! I traded in an old Xbox, three controllers, and several games and…read moreused the store credit to purchase what I was told was a brand-new PS5 controller. When I got home, I noticed the packaging was torn in multiple places and the original factory seal had clearly been removed and replaced with a different sticker. The controller's color also didn't match what was shown on the box. I immediately returned to the store to exchange it, only to be told they wouldn't allow a return or exchange because I had opened the box--even though it was obvious the package had already been opened before I bought it. (The two ladies acknowledged and admitted it was ripped when they sold it to me and claimed the multiple tears on the box were from putting it on the sales rack - which is an absolute joke). The only option offered was another trade-in for $15 on a controller I had just purchased for $79.99 less than two hours earlier. It's clear I was sold a pre-owned or previously opened controller as new, and GameStop refused to stand behind the product. I feel completely taken advantage of and ripped off and will not be shopping here ever again. Buy your games elsewhere--this place is a rip-off and doesn't stand behind what it sells. Try Walmart or Target they will still be in business years from now and will let you return/exchange - unlike GameStop.

Store is completely dead. Two workers look lifeless and take much longer than needed to help me…read more They were very serious and sluggish. However, the lady was overjoyed to tell me a game was sold out. Terrible customer service and a waste of time. I tried calling two different times, half an hour, and 15 minutes before I got there. Never picked up. Website said there were available copies at that location.

I started collecting baseball cards again in 2019 after a 29 year hiatus. This is the first card…read moreshop I visited after deciding to jump back in. Met Kevin, the Owner, who's been in business since the heyday of collecting in the 80's. He was extremely helpful, friendly, and didn't mind taking time to answer questions, which I had plenty of since the collecting industry had changed so much since I stopped. Over the next 3 years I bought numerous hobby products from Kevin. When COVID hit in 2020, the industry went crazy and caused prices to skyrocket. Kevin remained true and offered prices well below what he could of asked for at the time. I asked him about it and he told me he'd seen numerous highs and lows in the industry, and he wanted to take care of his loyal customers who would always come back. I have a great deal of respect for Kevin, and while I have stopped collecting new cards (I just purchase vintage), I still stop by from time-to-time to say hello. He no longer sells sports cards because the distributors got too greedy, and he didn't want to pass those excessive costs to his customers. He still sells comics though, and he is extremely knowledgeable and helpful with anyone who stops by. It's a small shop and if he doesn't have something you're looking for, he has years of connections and will either find a way to get it or point you in the right direction. If you're in the area, stop on by and take a look. You'll feel welcomed and want to come back. Not enough places like this anymore.

Friendly place, owner is very knowledgeable. I frequent this place more than any other comic shop…read more Alot of newer books, but the atmosphere is peaceful. Its almost like a second home to me n my son.

Ashley came through once again!…read more In such short time, Ashley provided great customer service and met every expectation when it came to my cousin's obituaries. We loved the obituaries and how they turned out. With this being such a hard time for our family, Ashley was very understand and patient with us still insuring that we got the obituaries on time for the service. We've worked with Ashley before and in spite of the situation we're glad she was able to work with us again! Thank you for X's obituaries Ashley!

I was in need of major help in getting my sister's obituary designed, formatted and printed. Three…read morepeople fell through. I had to make it happen so I went to work doing what I could. But thank God, my sister reached out to Ashley with #CD4Print. We connected Sunday. By Monday I had the info to her. By Tuesday I reviewed 2 drafts with only minor typing/grammar errors (in which were mine). Final draft was approved Weds. at 2:20 AM. That's right. She was up and busy in the wee hours. Can we say COME THRU #CD4PRINT! I'd definitely refer them to anyone in need of graphic design. Visit her on FB or IG to see her work. You won't be disappointed! FB: https://www.facebook.com/cd4print/ IG: CD4Print

All of you that subscribe to The Vacaville Reporter better check how much you are paying for your…read morepaper. Upon some research I found I was paying $577.85 for a years subscription however my neighbor was paying only $296.73 and a friend was paying $409.18. We all get the same paper, the same number of days and have been subscribers for 9 years and longer. Why this huge discrepancy? Good luck trying to get any answers. I left numerous messages to Candy Grey, District Manager and sent an email to Jack Bungart, Editor in Chief and never heard back from any of them. Oh and by the way they no longer have an office anywhere! Maybe if they get enough complaints and cancelations someone will get off their couch and fix this inequity.

I have lived in Vacaville 11 years and have tried 3 or 4 times to give this newspaper a chance. We…read morealways end up cancelling due to poor service and uncaring customer service. A really cute kid came to our door, so I caved in and tried once again and bought a subscription. We have received the paper less than 50% of the time. When we call to report it, the circulation dept. is very rude, never apologizing for the bad service-just saying, "we'll get one out to you.". I called today to cancel and request a full refund. I was treated to the same uncaring treatment. The person in circulation flatly asked, "do you want it to stop now or let it run out." REALLY??!! When I requested it to stop and asked for a refund, a refund was promised. So much for trying to support this business...

Love this place. Great people and fun events. They have something going on every night. I've had…read moreTai Chi classes here and women's support groups. There are hands on healers, yoga, prosperity groups and ladies luncheons. They have an active men's group, annual rummage sales and community feeds in vulnerable areas. Sunday service is both virtual and in person. Wednesday blessing services have yet to be resumed since the covid restrictions.

Unity is a Way of Life! It is a positive, practical, progressive approach to Christianity based on…read morethe teachings of Jesus and the power of prayer. We teach the practical application in everyday life of the principles of Truth taught and exemplified by Jesus the Christ. We believe all people are created with sacred worth. Our sincere desire is to create spiritual opportunities for growth and fellowship that are nondiscriminatory, that support diversity, and that honor the spark of Divinity within each and every one of us.