For businessesSearchWrite a reviewCategoriesAbout
简体中文English

Continuity Concierge

United States

2 Reviews
4 Reads
0 Useful

2 reviews

JJ's House

Only for Off-the-Rack, Model Bodies

The garments for sale from JJ's House make shopping for a gown much more pleasurable. But the designs are decidedly —and ironically—limited. Ironic given 1) the wide spectrum of colors available for any/every design, and 2) the ability to customize to your specific measurements. But that can't make up for the absence of style! Garment's have decidedly youthful silhouettes that ignore an entire population of women whose mid-sections, upper arms or waists are best not "featured". The Try Before You Buy feature is truly wonderful. And incredibly reasonable at $10! I took full advantage of that service and had two sizes of a garment delivered not knowing which of the stock-sizes would work. The garment I received was beautiful fabric, and fabulous style (an anomoly amid the sea of "same") but unfortunately I was between sizes and didn't have the necessary time to have one altered for me. So I had to return them both. JJ's house was quick to ship to me and immediately acknowledged receipt of the dresses I returned. If their designs don't contemplate larger silhouettes. Unfortunate that JJ's house doesn't offer alternatives to the ubiquitous wispy, sheer topper/jacket, and there would be more options featuring 3/4 length sleeves and unconstructed waists. If you're an "off-the-rack" size without anything you'd like to obscure or diminish, but instead various things you like to emphasize, JJ's House represents an incredible resource. But if your body is assembled of spare parts for which finding event-wear is a challenge (and you don't have the time for customization), go back to square one and spare yourself the time, effort and frustration of scrolling through thousands of pics on the JJ's House website. Mistakenly confusing 'variety' with fabric color choice and the ability to customize; JJ's House silhouettes are one-note, decidedly matronly or created for 'model' figures.

2025-09-30Verified
G-Plans

Can't recommend Unfortunately

Can't recommend Unfortunately! After 1+ year as subscriber, I finally called it Quits. The content of this review may be difficult to understand if you've never participated in a long-term, mail-order weight loss program. BEST ADVICE 1) seek out a plan that's been around longer than G-Plans, 2) wtih well-established customer service procedures in place, and 3) answers their emails, and 4) has fully operational chat ... because there will be issues. BACK STORY I must have joined at the beginning of G-Plans as I've experienced an evolution and elevation of their customer service, which is so much better 1-1/2 years later, but still suffers from a failiure to contemplate customer needs and seems to operate on a flawed "need to know" basis. Monthly check-ins are swift and comprehensive, easy to complete and submit, and you'll receive advance email and text alerts when intakes are required. The intake process is flawless until it comes down to the "Additional Information" field ... which generates absolutely no response (so save your breath and don't expect ANY follow-up for comments added). Once intake is complete the process is perfect as it contemplates mail time (you complete it the week before your last dose so the next 4-week batch arrives before you're out). But G-Plans hobbles itself (AND YOU!) from that point on, and is flawed to the extent that the value proposition no longer prevails. SPECIFICS - trezeptide Rx renewals require monthly telehealth doc zoom "syncs" - (ulike the semiglutide's 6-8 months) - after 1 full year doing semiglutide I was told about the monthly trezeptide prerequisite coinciding with my 2nd month - I was told the zoom sync session was due to "missing or conflicting information", - they use generic template emails to convey information without changing the Rx to which they refer (emailed me that my "Semiglutide" Rx was being fulfilled when I'd had TWO sync sessions pertaining to my switch to Trezeptide, then said, "oh that was an oversight" ... and same thing happened again the next month - when they do inform you about zoom session requirements they hold off on sending medication - scheduling to maintain your program is virtually impossible so don't expect to be able to do your shots as prescribed, on the same day and time each week - zoom sync appointments are typically only available 2,3, 4 or 5 days out, so by the time you have your zoom session, you're out of your prescription - they overnight the meds from a compounding pharmacy nearer your residence but there's no consistency to timing - meds need to be refrigerated so if you're not home when they arrive, you just have to hope the cold pack doesn't melt before you get to it - changing your delivery address is impossible and G-plans hasn't contemplated how easy this fix would be for solving timing problems If G-Plans was in their infancy when I enrolled, they're only a toddler now and you need adults running the show!

2025-06-19