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Recent reviews

Bert Maerten

Bert Maerten

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I used AGS Movers Vietnam to relocate my household goods from Europe to Vietnam. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing and, among the six international moves I have completed over the past 20 years, it was the most problematic. Several items arrived damaged, including furniture with chips and scratches, a designer lamp packed together with clothing, and a television that arrived broken in multiple places. In my view, the extent and nature of the damage suggest that the packing did not meet the standard I would expect for an international move. For example, I did not observe any bubble wrap being used, and the television appeared to be protected by only a single layer of wrapping despite its fragility. AGS maintained that the packing was appropriate and did not accept responsibility for the damage, despite concerns raised by the AGS team during the unpacking process. I also encountered difficulties with import documentation in Vietnam, which resulted in significant additional storage and related costs amounting to approximately 30% of the original shipping cost. One of the reasons I selected AGS was its stated experience with relocations to Vietnam, making this outcome particularly disappointing. A mutually satisfactory resolution could not be reached regarding either the documentation issues or the damaged goods. What I found most frustrating was the contrast between the supportive and solution-oriented discussions that took place while the shipment was in transit and the response I received once questions of compensation and cost-sharing arose. From my perspective, there was limited willingness to acknowledge or share responsibility for the additional costs incurred. Based on my experience, I would encourage prospective customers to discuss packing standards, liability, documentation requirements and claims procedures in detail before committing to a shipment. Overall, this was the most difficult and disappointing international relocation experience I have had.

Yuumi Udon

Yuumi Udon

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Nearly 7 Weeks Since My Original Review : Still No Resolution UPDATE – 03/09/2026 I first posted about this issue on Trustpilot on 15 July 2026. After receiving no meaningful resolution, I updated my experience again in August. On 14 August, Thérapie Clinic then publicly responded stating that they had asked for my details so they could: “locate your case, review your concerns fully, and contact you directly to work towards a resolution.” I provided the requested information. It is now 3 September : nearly seven weeks since my original Trustpilot review, and almost three weeks since Thérapie publicly said they would contact me. I have still received no substantive response or resolution. My original complaint concerned an injectable treatment where I was asked to pay £219 after the treatment had already been performed, despite the customer-facing price I had seen being £173 per session. When I challenged the price at the clinic, I was told to pay the full £219 first because the manager was unavailable, and that they would speak to the manager about a refund the following day. I paid on that understanding. Thérapie subsequently maintained that £219 was simply the correct price, despite having already acknowledged in writing that its pricing “may not have been communicated as clearly as it should have been.” I also raised a separate concern about the treatment itself after the clinician told me during the appointment that she needed to ask her trainer how to perform the treatment. For an injectable cosmetic procedure, I found that extremely concerning. What concerns me now is not simply the £46 difference. It is the entire handling of the matter: the pricing information before treatment, what I was told when payment was demanded, my concerns regarding the treatment, and the subsequent handling of my complaint.

Jonathan McFarland

Jonathan McFarland

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I signed up for the Cold To Client 5-Day Challenge because I wanted more clarity around how to turn my Functional Medicine Health Coaching offer into something that consistently attracts the right people and converts them into paying clients. I had ideas about who I wanted to help and what I wanted to offer, but I needed a clearer system for putting all the pieces together. My biggest takeaway was learning to think much more deeply about my ideal client and the transformation I'm actually selling. The exercises helped me get specific about what my clients are struggling with, what keeps them up at night, what they believe is holding them back, their objections, and what needs to happen for them to feel confident saying yes. I especially liked developing the idea for a 5-Day Challenge that gives people a real, tangible win instead of simply giving them more information. Another big moment for me was working through the numbers. Seeing how 100 qualified registrants, a 10% conversion rate, and a $2,000 coaching offer could potentially create $20,000 in sales from one event helped me see how the pieces of the business can fit together when there is a clear system behind them. If you're considering joining, I would say "Do It" But don't just watch the training. Actually complete the exercises and take the time to think through your answers. The value for me came from doing the work and getting much clearer about my client, my offer, my messaging, and the path from someone discovering me for the first time to eventually becoming a coaching client. I came into the challenge with ideas. I'm leaving with much more clarity about how those ideas can become an actual client acquisition system.

RC “RC Dez” Dez

RC “RC Dez” Dez

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This has been the worst experience I’ve had with Uber Eats. Mind you I done work with uber and Uber Eats. The app sent me notifications of it going to the wrong location after I specifically changed it because I know how the system works. I talked to the rudest customer service person who ignored everything I was trying to say because according to her training once they start making it you don’t get a refund. I was getting. Notifications saying that it was getting delivered to the wrong location so I cancelled it. They decided to blame me for canceling instead of trying to find a solution within uber because it was their system that messed up then the only option was calling the company who prepaid the food and said that because they aren’t answering there’s nothing they can do. I told them it’s not with the company I ordered from it’s an issue with the app but they kept saying the same thing over and over again so as anyone would I got frustrated multiple times because there was no accountability and I still have to pay for the order without receiving it. Yes, it was only about $20 maybe more but why would I as a customer pay for something I didn’t and wouldn’t receive at the location I put in the UBER app? I was a platinum member for a long time as a driver and I know that when things were out of my control I would reach out to my team for assistance and the person I spoke with (who I won’t expose at this moment) didn’t even try. Even after I explained that I understood it’s not your fault but a systematical issue.