Business services in West Chicago, Illinois, the US.

New reviews about business services in West Chicago, Illinois

• Review of "Pleasant Ridge" at West Chicago
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  The manager makes it hard to be approved to purchase here. They threaten you with a procedure called homeland security. Also , all around this mobile home park people have lake Michigan water, this place has highly questionable well water. I tried to buy one of the new ones they installed,but would never call me with updates even after they approved me. I guess i ask to many questions.
  By HopefulOne, February 20, 2018
• Review of "Shell" at West Chicago
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  Price gauging at its finest. Do not go here. They were 87 cents more than everyone else. I did not notice until I filled my tank and paid six dollars more than expected.
  By Adriane Oliver, February 05, 2018
• Review of "Farmers Insurance - Roberto Barrera" at West Chicago
  ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
  Please stay away from this office. No one in this office has a clue what they are doing. I have experienced nothing but headaches and frustration. They do nothing to try to resolve the issues they themselves cause. I will try to make my story as short as possible. Initially, my debit card was charged to pay my homeowners insurance WITHOUT MY CONSENT. The agreement was that they were going to charge the homeowners insurance to the escrow. But, not only did they charge my debit card, but they also charged the escrow. When I realize they had charged both myself and the escrow, I went personally to this office and I was told they had deducted the amount from my automobile insurance. However, they were continuously charging my debit card and the amount was never credited to my account. The charges on my debit card were always different and I did not understand what they were charging. I went plenty of times to this office to talk with them personally, they could never tell me what my true payments had to be. Also, I froze the auto insurance on my truck over the winter 15-16. Once Spring came, I reached out to active the insurance on my truck and I was told it was active. It was discovered that they froze my wife's mini van instead, which she uses on a daily basis for work, meaning she was driving around without insurance coverage all winter! I ended up cancelling my insurance with Farmers. I did so by calling their office and asking to cancel. Additionally, Allstate also cancelled on my behalf. I received a bill a couple months later, in which they claimed I did not cancel my insurance and I owe them a month of coverage. I have documented proof that I cancelled and to this day, it has not been accepted. I have now been sent to collections and to this day, I am still fighting to remove these charges!
  By Viridiana Esparza, February 04, 2018
• Review of "West Chicago Community High School" at West Chicago
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  Adam Sandler has been in some superb movies in recent years. PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE (2002) began the trend; his performance in REIGN OVER ME (2007) is in a word: amazing. Just slightly below these in quality are FUNNY PEOPLE (2009) and CLICK. This is a modern entry in a genre that was quite popular in the 1930s-40s, the angel/devil/spirit fantasy. Here, Sandler (as Michael Newman) is given a universal remote from an eccentric salesman named Morty (Walken). The device allows Michael to replay his past or fast forward over unpleasant moments in his daily life. What he's not aware of is that in doing so one time, the remote automatically skips any similar events. Michael can't stop this from occurring. His life races by as a result and he never experiences more than disjointed episodes of it. (A later consultation with Morty reveals who he really is but doesn't resolve the remote control issue.) Sandler and the other main cast members do a fine job (watch for a riotous Rob Schneider cameo as Prince Habeeboo). The only flaw perhaps is an ending copout. The story very easily could've concluded darkly and actually had until a dreaded deus ex machina was pulled out of the cobwebbed cliché bag for your happily-ever-after ta da. A minor complaint however. Recommended.
  By Fart Black, February 03, 2018