Title: On Vtech phones refurbished isn't always refurbished Product review: The ringer volume on this "factory refurbished phone is not adjustable. It's supposed to be but isn't. The volume is stuck on high, which is too loud for a bedside/nightstand phone. The phone is defective. I would bet anything that this is why it was returned by the original buyer to begin with and Vtech never repaired it, they just resold it. I have bought other refurbished products over the years, computers, scanners, etc, etc, and only had this happen one other time. the other product was yet another vtech cordless phone (different model). Their new phones are great, but avoid their refurbished products, they are a scam. If you research what I'm saying on line, you'll find too many others have had my experience for this to be just coincidence. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: timeless Product review: Though I would have to say that "Meat is Murder" is my favorite Smiths album there is no denying that "The Queen is Dead" is a masterpiece. Some essential Smiths classics are included like "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side" and "Bigmouth Strikes Again" but the track that made me fall in love with this album was "I Know It's over". I think the track displays every band members talents flawlessly. Marr's delicate guitar strumming, Rourke's smooth jazzy bass, Joyce's precise drumming and Morrissey's emotionally raw vocals.(When Mozz screams "Mother I can feel the soil falling over my head" I always get goosebumps) From begining to end the album is amazing. The Smiths were a musical phenomenon that happens rarely. There will never be an other band like the Smiths and this album is one of their grandest works. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: Five stars? Do you really know Accept? Product review: The last "acceptable" Accept album was "Balls to the Wall", released before this "Metal Heart". I think some people who reviw here don't know that 5 star-rating should be used to a classic rock, inside a band's career and style. "Metal Heart" paved the way for the downfall of the band, being extremely commercial. Look at the songs titles: "Screaming for a Love Bite"?!! What's that? If you wanna know Accept, buy "Breaker", "Restless and WIld", "Balls to the Wall" or "I'm a Rebel". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
