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Complaint Review: MBF Leasing, Integrity Of Texas
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MBF Leasing, Integrity Of Texas Scamming by Leasing Credit Card Machines New York New York
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I was approached by Amy Connoly. I was asked to make one payment of 99.99$ as first payment and 14$ for 48 months as insurance of Credit Card Machine. She was same age as me about 30-35 and pregnant. I asked her to sit down and not to wait standing because of pregnancy, but she wanted to stand by me. I was really busy (think about the day after the opening day)and with couple of costumers when I was interrupted by Amy Connoly. To be nice, I took the papers from her hand and set them by my cash register. I had couple of more costumers than I didn't want to make the lady wait anymore and took out of my check book and wrote one for 99.99$.(I thought She was representing another company called Integrity of Texas by the way.)She had smiley face and explaind me smart buy option payment which is 99.99$ up front and 14$ a month. And I needed the machine asap. So I signed the papers. This was the last I saw her and talked to her.She never answered her cell phone.
Today its been 8 months I'm paying 113.99$ a month. Why I could lease this machine for 4800$ when I could buy it maybe for 300-400$. These people approach you when you cannot pay the full attention and trust their warm, in person contact. They are probably laughing at me after each time I called them. I believe there should be a way to fight with this. There are other people too. And we are lied by this company which targets small business like us, to scam.
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Dr. Halliday Dr.Giuffrida Botched Breast Augmentation syracuse, New York
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After seeing a thousand commercial for the Quick V, I made my consultation appointment. I arrived on time and sat in the waiting room with a bunch of sneezing children for about 20 minutes.
I was then brought into a unruly office to where I was made to sit and watch a video for 20 minutes. The video ended and I waited. And waited. And waited. After 20 minutes, I stuck my head out calling for a nurse, who stated Gee I forgot about you, sorry
I was then brought to a examination room to which I removed my top and bra and waited for another 10 minutes for Dr. Mackenzie. She arrived with cold hands felt my breast for all of 10 seconds, and then left stating a nurse would be in with a estimate. Total time I Dr. Mackenzie was about 2 minutes.
The nurse arrived and gave me quote. I asked if I paid cash would I get a discount. As most plastic surgeons do this since credit card companies take a percentage. The nurse disappeared and then came back in and stated no. I left with my estimate. No one asked me if I wanted to book the surgery. No one bid me farewell.
In the end of February I decided on the surgery. I went with Dr. Mackenzie as my normal plastic surgeon was two hours away. If there was a problem I wanted to be close to the doctors office. Also she was a female not being biased, but I feel more comfortable with females.
The nurse scheduler stated she could get scheduled for surgery in two weeks. I told her I would talk to my husband and call her right back. I called and left a message. I called a total of 14 times in 3 days to state I would take the appointment. I left this on the answering machine several times.
I finally got a hold of the scheduler to which she stated that day was booked. Which pissed me off as I scheduled my work already around this. I was given March 16, 2011 for the operation.
3/11/11 payment of 2,000.00 to Dr. Halliday office via phone Credit Card
3/14/12 3900.00 made in cash. Pre op appointment.
1. I was put in a examining room and told to pick a size. Bags of silicone implants were on table. I told the nurse after 20 minutes of being left alone, I could not decided. I asked the nurse what sizes do they have, and could they fill them up more as I was going with saline not silicone. The nurse stated they could not be filled up more, they just come in sizes of 300, 350,400. I found this odd, as my friend had her implants filled to 395cc.
She stated she was sending Lauren the NP in. Lauren came in, talked about her 400 cc implants and stated she wanted to go bigger and was no further help. I brought in two pictures of what I wanted in size, Lauren glanced at them and said nothing. She told me I needed pre op pictures done and yapped about them being on the website, and I needed to sign a release. I waited 20 more minutes for the pictures to be taken. Got dressed ready to walk out when a new nurse came to take pictures, stating she lost the camera.
Dr. Mackenzie stuck her head in ask if I had any questions. I told her I did not know what size to go with. She said not to worry about it she will figure it out on day during surgery. I did hear the nurse state in hallway all they had was 350 implants in stock. They would have to order larger ones, and they would not be in on time.
3/16/11 Arrived for surgery again and debated on the size. Dr. Mackenzie stated she would go 350 high profile implants and fill them to 375cc. I was confused, and agreed to her recommendation because I did not know any better.
The nurse had told me they could not be over filled and now Dr. Mackenzie told me they could. I wondered if anyone had the right information. I got a quick impulse to leave at that moment. At that point I realized most of these people seeing and treating me had no idea what they were talking about as this was a ears,nose and throat surgeon office.
My mother had texted my husband a link to where Dr. Halliday was fined by the Health Department for injecting animal botox on the way for surgery. She texted for us to turn around she wanted me to go to her plastic surgeon Dr. Tabai.
But I ignored her, but now everything was becoming more apparent. From my initial consultation of being jammed in an office and made to watch a dumb video for 30 minutes and seeing Dr. Mackenzie that day for all of two minutes. To the office trying to charge me for anesthesia when in was an all inclusive price.
My husband had left me to complete a delivery 20 miles away, I had no cell phone. I chalked it up to being nervous, which was even odder as surgery or medical procedures do not scare me. I have I high tolerance to pain. For a moment I felt like I was at a chop shop and making a big mistake choosing this office. I now realize this was my instinct telling me this office was the wrong choice. I should have ran out of there.
Surgery was performed and I went home no issues.
My husband and I waited in the waiting room surrounded by ear, nose and throat patients. Our son called with an emergency, his tire went flat on 690 when driving to the rink to meet his personal trainer. My husband immediately called our on site mechanic for our moving trucks to go out and fix his tire.
The office manager then came out from behind the desk and screamed at my husband for talking on the cell phone. There were no signs posted concerning cell phone usage. My husband instantly became infuriated and basically told her to go sh*t in her hat. It was an emergency, regardless there were no signs posted.
I was brought to a examining room. The nurse closed the door and began laughing, and told my husband she was glad he told that b*tch off. The nurse took notes, asked questions, and then stated she was sending Lauren in. I was then seen by Lauren. I was in a lot of pain and swelling. I was sent home with ice and new appointment
3/23/11 I was seen by Lauren. My husband was with me. He told Lauren they looked small and like torpedoes, they looked like s**t. She stated everything was fine, they would get better with time - once they drop and fluff out. I was then told to massage but not really shown how. Lauren seemed afraid to touch me or demonstrate. I was told by Lauren to cut the strap off my surgical bra I did not need it anymore, everything else looked good.
4/19/11 appointment was rescheduled by office.
4/27/11 I was seen by Dr. Mackenzie, as I had questions concerning the right breast I was still in pain. Dr. Mackenzie came in, starting pushing hard on my right breast and asked me if I was still wearing the strap. I stated no I was told to cut if off. She demanded to know who told me this, and I stated it was Lauren. I was informed Lauren was no longer an employee. Dr. Mackenzie then asked me if I was massaging and I stated yes. She told me demonstrate. I did exactly as I had been doing, as Lauren told/vaguely demonstrated. Dr. Mackenzie looked at me like I was nuts. She then demonstrated, the massage completely different from Laurens.
Dr. Mackenzie then left, and I could hear her yelling at someone in the hallway. She then returned and told me she would order a new strap and call so I could drive the 40 miles out and come get it on Monday. I asked her if my breast would get bigger as I did not like the size. She stated I still have more dropping and fluffing to do. The right one that had not dropped was still an issue to deal with first.
May 2 I called the office and left a message. No return phone call
May 6 I called and left another message for the strap and no return phone call
May 10 I called again, left another message and no return phone call.
May 13 Left another message, stated I was leaving for Florida. No return phone call.
Left for Florida with my sister family on May 15. Scheduled for 5-15- to 5-22.
Came back from Florida 2 days early as I was in severe pain. My right arm was going numb down to my finger tips. My breast was in horrendous pain, to the point I could not wear a bra. I was taking about 8 Tylenol a day, I was extremely miserable and tired. Since I could no longer wear a bra or swim suit my husband and I decided to go home early.
5/26/11 Arrived to see Dr. Mackenzie. Was put in a examining room. Could hear two people talking outside the room. Does she know? You break the news to her, I did the last woman.
In comes Dr.Halliday with his a new NP. I was then informed that Dr. Mackenzie was no longer employed at the office. She left to get married and wont be coming back. She will be working out of her Utica office.
I then told Dr. Halliday about the treatment I received. The pain I was in and how I was extremely unhappy with my implant size. I was then reassured a new surgeon was coming in September and he could help me.
The NP tsked tsked when I told her how I was put in a room and told to pick a size. She stated that would have never happened in her care. I would have been told to bring in a couple shirts and try on several implants sizes. She also stated not to worry Dr. Halliday would take care of everything. Dr. G the new doctor was excellent and then handed me her business card. She told me to call her anytime I wanted.
Dr. Halliday stated if I didnt like Dr. G because he had such a great personality that he would buy my husband and I dinner. Well I met him later on, and I didnt like him because it was very obvious he could not give his own medical opinion he was Dr. Hallidays monkey. More pictures were taken to be sent to Dr. G and I was given his cell phone number for a consult.
I was offered free Botox for my troubles to which I refused. Dr. Halliday gave me a lecture that he wanted to offer the Botox. The office had lots of it, and its vendor gives him more for situations like this. Something about kick backs. I stated I didnt want the d**n Botox I wanted to be out of pain.
I was then finally given my strap after Dr. Halliday examined me. He poked around and stated he knew what he was doing or at least pretended that besides dealing with daily deviated septums and inflamed tonsils, that breast implants was his profession. My husband tried to control his laughter. Dr. Halliday stated he would send me to Pennsylvania to be seen by Dr. G if necessary.
I spoke to Dr. G on the phone a couple weeks later and explained the issues going on. I told him the only relief I get from the pain was to swing my arm around like a baseball pitcher warming up for about 3 hours. My neighbors found it hysterical, as I would walk around the driveway doing this all day while trying to weed my flower beds and trim my topiaries.
In any situation I found myself pressing down on my right breast to relieve pain. Day or night, driving, talking, I did this over 70 times a day. I did this unknowingly twice in front of customers, to which my husband then banned me from doing walk through estimates with him.
I could not wear a bra at all. The pain was more than obnoxious I was sleeping about 2 hours a night on the couch. I was keeping my husband up all night. My husband states when I would finally fall asleep I would be moaning in pain. Dr. G had nothing to say and stated he would follow up with Dr. Halliday.
Also at this time I lost our delivery contract with ***** Delivery because I could no longer keep up with the deliveries. I was the main driver logging in 2000 miles a week with an employee for these deliveries. I could not drive, I could not focus, nor could I do any lifting. I was extremely irritated and despondent due to the pain. All my friends and family noticed the big difference in my personality. I began snapping at my employees, one quit because of me.
****** Delivery ended our contract stating I could not keep up with the demands. This was a 45k a year contract. I also lost/ turn down 6 packing jobs because I could not complete them due to pain. Estimated gross 6200.00
I didnt hear anything from Dr. Halliday. I called the Utica office to which Dr. Mackenzie was suppose to be working out of. The number was for ADT Security systems. I was told by an employee of Dr. Halliday there was an argument and she quit. It was not because she was getting married.
6/2011 Appointment with Dr. D. He examined me, went over what was going on. We discussed 475 - 500 cc implants for a new surgery as I was unhappy with my size. I was given an estimate.
6/22/11 I seen Dr. Halliday again. Again he stated I had to wait to see Dr. G when he came to the office. I confronted him on his lies and he had nothing to say, but offer me some Botox again. I retorted with the information on his fine for injecting animal Botox. I stated how much pain I was in, and the size was not what I wanted. Dr. Halliday stated to wait for Dr. G he would take care of me.
I called Dr. Hallidays office in July or August and stated I was in terrible pain. I was at my breaking point. I had gained 15lbs, unable to complete any daily tasks and extremely frustrated and upset over my care. A male made the appointment for me to see Dr.Halliday.
I arrived on time and was told by Mary that Dr. Halliday was in surgery and could not see me as there was nothing more he could do. I was made a new appointment with Dr. G and offered a facial for wasting my time and driving all the way out for nothing. I cancelled the appointment for the facial.
I seen Dr. G in September and he diagnosed capsular contraction and advised me to make an appointment in January. I told him I wanted surgery as I was also unhappy with the size.
He told me a Capsular Contracture surgery was a very bloody procedure, and wrinkled his nose in disgust. This made me instantly concern. A physician finds it disgusting to perform the procedure that is associated with his surgical field? His attitude appeared that all he wanted to do was put implants in and not deal with any other issues patients had.
I then questioned my contract and Mary stated she would help me out with it to make sure my new surgery would be partially covered. She would speak with Dr. Halliday. Dr. G instantly stated he was not a employee of Dr. Halliday its something Dr. Halliday would have to work out.
My January appointment was cancelled a day prior by Mary from the office. Dr. G stated he did not want to get involved with the issues at hand. Mary stated she would speak to Dr. Halliday to get me some money back so I can go to a new physician.
The next phone call from Mary was telling me I should chase down Dr. Mackenzie and write her a letter. Dr.Halliday had nothing to due with the situation. I find that odd since my payment was made via Care Credit to Dr. Halliday. My paperwork for the surgery lists Dr. Hallidays name. Dr. Mackenzie was Dr. Hallidays employee.
For the last 6 weeks of January to February I have been playing phone tag with Mary. I was now told by Mary the legal department does not want to reimburse me because there is nothing in my file stating I was unhappy with the size of my implants within a six month times frame from my surgery. Gosh how convenient is that?
My medical records from Dr. DeRoberts three months from my surgery clearly state I wanted a 34 D not C and I was given a quote for new implants when a surgeon can reuse the implants already there for a capsulotomy. Dr. Halliday was told on June 22, 2011 I was unhappy with my size several times. I even asked him if my contract would be upheld since his new plastic surgeon was arriving after the six months.
The pain has much subsided in my right breast. I can wear a bra on average 7 hours a day now and have resumed lifting and working. The pain is manageable with Motrin. It is now a dull daily pain, with rigorous activities it does become more aggressive. Never the less its still there and still consistent.
From November to present I am taking 1000mg of Vitamin E and have noticed the pain subside greatly. The breast seems to have dropped more and is much more softer, but the breast is deformed. You can see where the implant has not dropped in the lower corner of my right breast. It hung up. And to this day I am still wearing padded bras. The padded bras give the appearance of what I paid for and wanted but did not get. 500cc implants. D to DD in size.
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Colostrwhat? Colustrum is the first milk of a lactating being. In this case, a cow. It is packed with nutrients and antibodies. The only colustrum I'd seen before was my own, and believe me, I didn't cook with it.
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This waterfall is so beautiful. I like the green bench on the picture: a peaceful seating so close to the force of nature (L+F)
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- Making efficient use of the Illustrator interface
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A feature that's been around in Illustrator for quite some time is called Smart Guides. However, now in Illustrator CS4 the feature has gotten a pretty significant upgrade. In fact, that's also prompted the Illustrator team to turn Smart Guides on by default. So first just take a look at where the setting is and then we will talk about how it's used. Under the View menu there is an option here called Smart Guides. The keyboard shortcut for that is Command+U, or Ctrl+U on Windows. With that particular setting turned on, which is the case by default, as you move around your document and you mouse around objects they highlight. They are also identified by words. For example, this is a path and this is anchor point, so and so forth.
As if we needed that information. But it can be helpful when you have very complex documents and you are mousing around trying to identify certain areas of your file. Now as you master with these particular areas, you see that they highlight, which makes it easy for you to identify, which objects will be selected when you click. This prevents the trial of error for clicking on something and realizing, oh, I didn't mean to click on that, I meant to click on something else. But Smart Guides also help when you are working on particular piece of artwork and you want to align objects together. In fact, there are many different aspects or parts of Smart Guides. Let's take a look at some of them. For example, I'm going to take this orange surfboard right here and click on it.
I'm going to start to drag it. Notice that as soon as I drag it over here, a little Smart Guide pops up. That's a line that connects the middle of this surfboard, with the middle of the surfboard that had the word GROUNDSWELL on it. That's letting me know that right now the centers of these objects are currently aligned. As I move this object around, those guides appear to help me identify where these are aligning up to. For example, if I go out just right and I drag it here this way, I can see that they are aligning up in a certain way where they intersect. So now those particular surfboards are aligned up with each other in that way.
You press undo for a second here. I can take this entire one and move this down as well, and see that right now this intersects over here this line right now, with the top of that surfboard, and that way I know they are both aligned. So, I don't need specific alignment or even Draw Guides, as I'm moving objects and drawing them on my screen in order to quickly align them. For example, when it comes to drawing, I can see that as well. I'm going to click on my regular rectangle tool, and I'm going to start to click, but before I do so, notice that as I move my cursor around, it's identifying to me where these particular path may intersect. So if I wanted to draw a rectangle that was lined up at the top of this particular piece of artwork right here, I know that I can basically click and drag here, an now this rectangle matches from the top to the bottom of that particular surfboard.
So it's very easy for me to do that without having to worry about measuring it, so on and so forth. So Smart Guides just help me as I work inside of Illustrator. Now you will also notice one of the other things, as I'm drawing a rectangle here, you can see that a little gray box appears with a width and height. Again, that's also a part of Smart Guides. Smart Guides is again letting me know the dimensions of my shape as I'm drawing it. I'm going to press Delete here to get rid of that rectangle for a second. You can control the settings for what does, or does not appear with Smart Guides in Preferences. Again, I'll go to the Preferences button here in the Control panel, and I'll go from the pop up menu to choose Smart Guides. And you have many different options here. Aligning guides, those are the guides that popped up as I was dragging objects that help me identify whether objects were in align with each other. The Anchor/ Path Labels are those little words that are called anchor and path had highlighted, and that appeared as I moved over the anchor points or the paths.
Measurement Labels. That's the little gray box that identifies the size of the rectangle, or other shape as I'm drawing it. Objects highlighting is basically what allows us path to light up as I mouse over them. Transform tools allow me to basically as I am, maybe scaling or rotating an object to identify what angle I'm rotating an object on, or how big, or the change that has been occurring when I perform transformation for example. Instruction Guides also identify to me when objects are within the certain alignment, or a certain plain of other objects. For examples, 90 and 45 degree angles, or 135 degree angles. I can either choose from this pop up list a different types of angles, or I can specify up to six angles that I want, which could be very helpful if you create artwork that is maybe isometric, or suppose we can dial certain things in, to make it happen automatically.
Most importantly the Snapping Tolerance setting is what identifies, obviously what defines how close I have to get to an object in order for me to see that guide. Anything within four points will now basically allow me to snap to that particular guide, and make that particular Smart Guide visible. Now you turn some of these off. For example, I don't find it useful to identify anchor or paths for labels. I think the object highlighting in my opinion just gives me a little bit of headache, because things are flashing all over the screen as you are mousing around. The Transform tools is actually pretty cool.
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Since a default category is forced, and usually doesn't make sense to display, I think it should be made easier to exclude it from functions that fetch categories. I've done this on our installation by hacking get_the_category_list() to continue the foreach loop(s) under this condition:
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Jerry Sandusky should have remained in silence. His interview with Bob Costas was littered with awkward, seemingly disingenuous responses that only added to his tarnished image.
Sandusky said, "In retrospect, I shouldn't have showered with those kids."
Riveting stuff. At the moment he didn't see anything wrong with it? This is a revelation of sorts he had after the fact?
Let's say (for all intents and purposes) that he's not a pedophile and that all the victims are exaggerating and the witnesses are lying. The situation didn't strike him as odd at the time?
Him admitting that he showered with the victims provides no consolation to those affected. Essentially, he's denying guilt and playing it off as some sort of innocent action that in retrospect was unintentionally crossing boundaries.
That's not the part of the interview that was so mind blowing though.
This portion of the interview begins at 7:15 in the video in this article. Upon being asked "Are you sexually attracted to young boys?", Sandusky said, "Am I sexually attracted to under-aged boys? Sexually attracted? You know, I enjoy young people. I...I love to be around them. I...but no, I'm not sexually attracted to young boys."
Did Jerry Sandusky help or hurt himself with this interview?
This response is baffling. Why dance around the question. All he had to say was "I'm not sexually attracted to young boys."
Upon being asked that question, it's hard to imagine most people answering in the wishy washy manner that he did.
Sandusky spoke out and ultimately did more harm than good in doing so. It's safe to say most people listened to this interview with the impression that Sandusky was guilty. The fact that he didn't seem outraged by the allegations and that he wasn't convincing in his stance made this interview counterproductive.
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Efficient Syntheses of [(n-C4H9)4N]4[α-Mo8O26] and [(n-C4H9)4N]2[Mo2O7]
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AbstractEfficient and simple syntheses of [(n-C4H9)4N]4[a-Mo8O26] (I) and [(n-C4H9)4N]2[Mo2O7] (II) from MoO3 and aqueous [(n-C4H9)4N]OH are described. The yield is 72% for I and 73% for II.
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The Inter Kingdom Combat Archery Competition, IKCAC for short, is a target competition shot with combat gear, which provides the combat archer of the SCA with an opportunity to compete with other archers from all Kingdoms of the Known World. It also provides an SCA wide standard of comparison for combat archery skills.
The IKCAC, unlike the IKAC, consists of only one division. The starting date is 1 February and the ending date is December 1. As in the IKAC, each Kingdom`s score is made up of the average of the top 3 scorers, and medallions are awarded to the top 3 archers of the winning Kingdom. As with the IKAC, all participants` scores are shown on the Scores page, allowing each archer to track their progress and compare themselves with other archers in the Knowne World.
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Sports artist Daniel Moore's appeal of part of a judge's ruling was reinstated by the federal appellate court.
The order to reinstate the appeal was issued Monday, three days before the fifth anniversary of the lawsuit brought by the University of Alabama.
In an order issued Feb. 19, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit dismissed Moore's appeal because the justices had not received, on time, excerpts of the lower court records Moore wanted them to consider for the appeal.
Moore's attorney, Stephen Heninger, said the dismissal in February was an automatic result of turning in records a day late.
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The Hoover-based artist claims a portion of a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Robert Propst limits his ability to use his copyright-protected artwork.
UA sued Moore for trademark violations in March 2005, alleging that he painted scenes of Crimson Tide football games without permission from the university and reissued previously licensed prints without paying royalties. The university is seeking back pay for more than 20 paintings and wants Moore to license any future paintings.
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Brit Morin profits, literally, from the Donald Rumsfeld school of reality: repeat something often enough and it will be so. Someone once called her the "Martha Stewart of Silicon Valley," and the label's been repeated in almost every article ever written about her, iota of talent not withstanding. Today, it pays off.
Brit + Co. sprung from Brit's ego, like Athena from the head of tie-dye Zeus, and basically organizes a panoply of DIY—the golden term—crafts projects. That is, essentially, her entire "startup" is an aggregation of recipes and elbow macaroni assemblages that other people came up with, formatted on a high-design website. Think Julia Allison's brain after a weekend of reading old magazines and a dozen strawberry jargaritas. It's hardly, in the traditional sense of the word, a "business," in that it doesn't try very hard to "make money." That doesn't matter. Brit is a sparkly brand. She's also married to Valley fixture and app spam kingpin Dave Morin.
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Microsites...good or bad?
Hey All,
Working on a project to try to help a client create some sense out of a
tangled mess of microsites..no consistant integration with the mother
site, nav and structure all over the place, experiences are disjointed.
They are looking to establish standards but I'm of the mind to do away
with them all together and build great experiences within the mother site.
Does anyone have any research, case studies or other to prove out that
this is the better method? I realize there is a place for micros..special
events, short term promotion and build search rankings but in this case
they are being used for products/benefits/rewards.
I can't say from a user-focused design standpoint, but that's a
serious problem from a branding pov. This is my one beef with the UI
community - I think that branding and identity, which is critical to
a company's success, can get left behind with all the focus on
interface and testing.
I came to UI from the design world, where the idea of creating a
bunch of differing microsites is brand destructive except when you
have a lot of individual products with their own brands. A great
example is movies. Each movie needs to support its own brand, not
that of Warner Bros. Other than proper use of the WB logo there's no
need to make them look (or work) the same.
Brand = reputation. No matter how good the interface is, if you
destroy the brand, you end up with no one using the product. Look at
Microsoft. They make some good products from a UI POV, but for a long
time they got lost in the anti-MS mentality, especially in the
creative community.
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> Brand = reputation. No matter how good the interface is, if you
> destroy the brand, you end up with no one using the product.
Why are the two mutually exclusive? Doesn't product quality reinforce brand
I don't think Brand=reputation, I think reputation is an attribute of
Brand, of of many.
Brand=[E]xperience - where we are talking about the totality of all
experiences attributable to the brand makes more sense - as well as
all internalized emotions.
I have never been a big fan of the old microsites, but someone needs
to point to some real research about the long term efficacy of
microsites - and how bad they really are. Do they test terribly? Have
they ever destroyed a brand - name that brand... I have said some
pretty nasty things about microsites in my day, but the more I think
about it, it seems like a completely unfounded prejudice that should
be challenge. So challenge me!
~ will
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On Feb 13, 2009, at 12:27 PM, Robert Hoekman Jr wrote:
>> Brand = reputation. No matter how good the interface is, if you
>> destroy the brand, you end up with no one using the product.
> Why are the two mutually exclusive? Doesn't product quality
> reinforce brand
> impression?
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Do people who use the microsites currently have to move between them
or carry information from one to another? Can you do research to
show that these sites are creating disjointed and unsuccessful
experiences and/or that these suboptimal experiences detract from the
desired brand perception?
If the answer to the first question is yes, I suggest creating a map
of paths people take and walk the business owners through what is
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Microsites that I've worked on have always set out to reinforce the
brand, but have originated as some parallel marketing effort -
seasonal, new product launch, etc.
I'm not a big fan of them - but they can be done successfully and
they allow for some creative freedom away from the main site
architecture and navigation.
Take a look at:
I don't think they detract from the "brand experience" and there
is always a way to get back to the mothership.
aim: clearwired
twitter: clearwired
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Hm. I can't say I've had much experience with microsites outside of
the movie biz and social networking, but I have seen examples of poor
UI that can hurt a brand (Quark, evite, MS Bloat) and poor brand
extensions that hurt the top brand (Google's Print Ads, Hooters
Airline, Apple Pippin...).
And then there's MySpace, a brand-destructive site that prospers
with a crowd that is looking to avoid brand, versus the highly
branded look of Facebook. Facebook doesn't even allow banner ads
that could mess with their brand!
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- Brand - I think the brand question is important, and
straightforward: sometimes content (e.g. the films - great example)
needs a distinct brand. If that isn't the case then the content
should reinforce the mother brand. A different brand probably
requires a microsite, but if the branding is the same, then it's
down to other factors (some thoughts below).
- Time - microsites logically would be slower to produce, but where
main site governance isn't very agile, it can be the other way
- Structure - if the content has a deep hierarchical structure, a
microsite allows it to utilise traditional primary/secondary nav
spaces (e.g. tabs, left hand nav), rather than have to sit on levels
below the main site's structure (it's a bit like a supermarket
putting their online groceries on the main site under the
"Services" tab and "Online groceries" 2nd level).
- Structure - On the other hand, navigational structures (e.g. tabs)
guide users on the breadth of content available. By its autonomy, a
microsite misses the opportunity to show the user the main site's
- Cross-linking - similar to the previous point, if there's related
content between microsite & main site (presumably helpfully linked),
then the user will get very confused.
- Duplication - (I'm not expert, but I think) microsites don't
benefit from the SEO power of the main site if they use a different
domain. Equally, even if the domain is the same, but if content is
duplicated across main and microsite, the URLs become canonical and
again are weaker with respect to SEO. Duplicate content also
produces maintenance issues.
Hopefully this helps. I'd love to see a definitive list of factors
relating to the microsite decision.
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Microsites are almost always a symptom of a particular organizational
ethic. I've seen many companies encourage entrepreneurship in their
sales/marketing divisions, and the end result is dozens of rogue
elements, many of which compete with each other. It also results in
dozens/hundreds of separate marketing initiatives -- and as many
microsites -- many of which have different versions of the same
information, none of which is tied to a central CMS, and almost all
of which are outdated soon after they go up.
That's why I'd say that, more often than not, a zillion microsites
is a leading indicator of big-time UX problems. @Will: You asked,
"Have they ever destroyed a brand?" and I'd guess that (by
themselves) they haven't. But they're often an indication that
brand-erosion is happening.
Still, you can never just turn off the microsites; the reason for
their existence is almost always in the company's DNA. The only way
to address this problem is to institute, by corporate dictat, a
flexbile content management framework that gives outlet to the
entrepreneurial energy that gives rise to them.
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The only way to address this problem is to institute, by corporate
dictat, a flexbile content management framework that gives outlet to
the entrepreneurial energy that gives rise to them.
That sounds super-scary! It seems like with a microsite, you can
create a "sandbox" for the marketing folks to play in without
diluting the brand or really mucking things up on a primary site.
I agree with you that microsites are evidence of brand dilution but I
have found they are used as a stopgap when a company cannot (budget
constraints) go through a full re-brand or cannot take the time to
fully integrate some new product or marketing initiative. That is
the most common scenario that I have seen. Some big ships are just
too hard to turn.
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@Chris: You're right, my statement was a little too black-and-white.
There doesn't need to be a grand unified content management strategy
in order to get a handle on microsites.
In my experience, though, the "sandboxes" in which marketing folks
play become, in some cases, alternate versions of the corporate
mothership site, except that the content is slightly different, out
of date, inconsistent, etc. Microsites transform themselves into
unwieldy maxi-sites, and they often involve other vendors and spawn
massive budgets, while replicating content that already exists
(albeit in a different form) elsewhere.
So, if there is a sandbox, it needs to enforce limits ... and once
you get to the level of enforcing limits, you're getting closer to a
unified content management framework.
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In my experience microsites are used by departments who want to keep control of their content. This can easily cause ownership issues (who owns the content, who is responsible for maintaining the site, etc), user experience issues (design patterns used on the main site not followed through on the microsite), and technical issues (where does the microsite reside, how does it interact with the main site, etc).
For me, microsites interfere with providing a holistic user experience.
I agree that for many large corporations with independent marketing
ventures, a microsite is often a necessary tool. And even within a
unified content management strategy, an area dedicated to a branded
product launch, for instance, can be sufficiently distinct in its
experience to become a de facto microsite.
(Add to that the marketing department's request for a dedicated,
parked URL, like NewProductName.com, and you've got a microsite in
spite of your best UX efforts.)
A microsite should be like stimulus legislation: targeted, timely,
and temporary. And ideally accompanied by a plan for how to
incorporate the content back into the mother-site once the moment has
passed. One surefire way to let a microsite develop an imbalanced
center of gravity is to forget the sunset clause.
My company has a longstanding client with international sales and a
consistent problem syncing up its product launches across countries.
There's no question for them about the utility -- necessity, even --
of microsites. But they need to go away after they've fulfilled
their role.
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probablygraham probablygraham Feb 27, 2008 05:02 Flag
Shut up, Max!
So Max is having his say again and as usual he seems to be describing a Formula 1 he knows but which none of the fans seem to know anything about.
First he is convinced that his cost cutting will attract new manufacturers. Currently I see no evidence of this - in fact we can see at least 2 teams having huge problems, and the only potential new team has decided the rules mean that they can't join.
Also Max has repeated that although Bernie has said that spying was and is part of Formula 1 he thinks he has stopped it. Yeah - right. What Max really means is that when teams other than McLaren have information belonging to another team he will give a smile and say it's OK.
Lastly, he feels that "Hamilton is no Schumacher", and that after one incredibly difficult season for Lewis. The main reason being that Schumacher had very strong team mates. I have to say that I can't think of any team mates who were particularly strong (unlike Hamilton's ex team mate) and if any of them did put up a strong challenge they were immediately told to stop it immediately, move over and let Schumacher win.
OK so maybe that's a bit strong - sorry paddock :-) but I wouldn't like to say how good LH is until he's had at least 2 or 3 years in F1. Most probably nobody will ever beat all or even any of Schumacher's records but I think that is mainly down to how F1 is nowadays rather than down to Schumacher's invincibility.
So, Max, get back to doing what you do best, and invent some more rules so that F1 becomes more and more sterile and the fans more and more alienated..........Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
someone said something? Damn, missed it again...
I must get batteries for my hearing aids...
probablygraham probablygraham Feb 29, 2008 00:24 Flag
Damn it mik - I was going to answer you but I forgot what I wanted to say :-)
paddockbend paddockbend Feb 29, 2008 00:22 Flag
Don`t worry too much until the day that you pick the false teeth out of the glass & can`t remember where you left your mouth. :o
The real problem isn't the fresh water every couple of days, or the steradent (or whatever your choice of cleanser might be), it's that the memory starts to go as well. You start thinking you've already changed the water, had a new set this year, forgotten where that new tube of steradent got to, where you last had your teeth, that kind of thing.
Or you lose your glasses so you put in someone else's set...
Oh, old age is an absolute riot I tell you.
paddockbend paddockbend Feb 28, 2008 23:47 Flag
Oh goody - something to look forward to! ;-)
probablygraham probablygraham Feb 28, 2008 23:25 Flag
...and when you get to MY age you look after your teeth even better - change the water in the glass by the bed, get a new set every couple of years :-)
A Yahoo! User Feb 27, 2008 20:01 Flag
As you imply Graham, there is no stronger team mate for a rookie than a current world champion driving the same car !........something that MS never had no matter what was in his contract.............So Max if you read this post "your marbles are fast running out so quit whilst you can still tie your own shoe laces".........
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paddockbend paddockbend Feb 28, 2008 09:33 Flag
lol - MS fought against Champions in rival teams.
LH just fought against the Champ on his own team ;-)
Flying Lobster 27 Flying Lobster 27 Feb 27, 2008 05:27 Flag
Nearly all of Schumacher's teammates were:
- brilliant, like Piquet, but the German was at the beginning of his career
- not brilliant, like Verstappen and Herbert, when he was at Benetton
- alright but signed contracts explicitely stating they will play second fiddle, like Irvine and Barrichello, when he was at Ferrari.
Strong, maybe, but Schumacher never really had a truly competitive teammate. Having to fight his teammate is something Schumacher never had to do.
Alonso hadn't done it before Hamilton either, and the fact that he was up against his teammate was part of his frustration last season.
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paddockbend paddockbend Feb 27, 2008 08:01 Flag
I`d just love to know how so many people know what`s in a Ferrari contract ;-)


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