Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Made me break out Review: I ordered this because of the awesome reviews. I have light skin and was hoping this would help with uneveness and smooth out the little marks. This stuff made me break out like CRAZY! I have never in my life had acne. I thought I had, but after using this I had a breakout like I have never ever seen before! Now I know what real acne is and it sucks! I am still using it on my arms, it didn't make me break out there but be careful on the face!
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: RC Revenge Pro Review: I got this title as a alternative game for my younger daughter. The graphics are ok (I rechecked the box to see if I had a PS1 game). The controls are simple. The game tracks take an extreme amount of sharp turns in an attempt to increase its difficulty, but only increases its frustration. The worlds are bright but not fun. Save your money for a better title.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: be warned, the game is tied to your email for life Review: Spore kept my interest for a month or so. I got bored with it and decided to sell it only to find that the email address that I used to authorize it cannot be changed. The new owner could not log-in and use the online features because he would have to use my email address and password. For as long as the Spore CD I bought remains in existence, it is tied to my email address. EA will reauthorize only for an additional fee.This is an outrageous elevation of the interest of the company over that of the purchaser. I told EA I will not buy any product of theirs until they abandon this crazy policy. I suggest you pass this game by.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Delightful Review: Other reviewers have stated the storyline so well that I will not re-hash it here. I loved that Emily is plain and overweight - as she states herself "she inherited her mama's mousy brown hair and pudding bag figure." What a wonderful twist to actually make the duke prefer (and eventually come to love) such a plain woman when he had four lovely blond beauties awaiting selection as a bride. A Regency novel just like the TV show "The Bachelor!"Jarad (the Duke of Montford) truly did have a dilemma - in fact several. And he was getting no where close to solving them. Most Regency's never supply men solid friends outside of drinking and gambling clubs, so I especially enjoyed Jarad's relationship with his cousin/secretary. All the other characters are well fleshed out with stories of their own to follow.Highly recommend. I could hardly put it down!
