You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Paid for itself in one use. Product review: So, my "Service Engine Soon Light" comes on. I take the 2002 Lincoln into the local service place. (I won't embarass them by using their name, but it rymes with "Ritus") Bottom line after over $200 of scaning and repair. My gas cap wasn't on tight. For the $200 I did get a new cap that I probably didn't need.I have a mini van that the SESL always comes on, $Kaching $Kaching for the dealer. So after awhile, I ignore it. Bottom line, it cost me $2700 for a new air conditioner compressor electric fan and software upgrade (and another scan). Sometimes the price of scan is taken of the repair, other times it isn't. Whatever the market can handle.My son used it on his work van. It said he had a #4 cylinder misfire. He pushed on the loose wire. Fixed. Savings about $300 for a tune-up he probably didn't need.Knowledge is power. If the shop realizes you are not as dumb as you look, it's harder to blow smoke up your exhaust.Would I buy it again? In a heartbeat!
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Buy a companion guide! Product review: The text is not a good tool for 1Ls to learn crim law by itself. Most of my classmates and I found the text to be poorly organized and written - especially for those just trying to grasp the intricacies of crim law. Probably a better book for studying statutory interpretation or philosophy of crim law. Prepare to become intimate with the MPC if you are assigned this text. I highly recomend a companion book for the text, one keyed to it such as Blackletter outline by Dressler or the Understanding Crim Law companion by Dressler. I used both and they saved me from utter confusion.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Fifty-fifty clown Product review: Probably I'm growing too old, but I didn't find this release very interesting. Sneakster is a project begun by Mark Clifford (of now disbanded ambient-rock band Seefeel) and Robin Guthrie (guitarist of the Cocteau Twins). It all sounds too lovely and slick, it misses completely the power and the sovereign feel of earlier Seefeel albums or the Twins' EP "Otherness". Some tracks feature unlistenable, horrible female vocals. It also doesn't point Clifford into a new artistical direction. I think he has done this kind of dark ambient music much better with Seefeel's "Succour" or his former solo project Disjecta ("Looking for snags", "Clean pit and lid"). However, this CD proves that Clifford's best time is already over.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: not what i expected Product review: when i was looking to buy this book i could only see a picture of the cover and didn't know what's inside. when i got it i was sort of disappointed. all that was inside was a few pages with openings for pictures, which is a cute idea but i would have liked to have known before i puchased it.
