I found exactly what I had been looking for here. I had been looking for an oil and the other places I tried weren't quite right. Herbs and Arts oils are the best. I loved the bumper stickers too.

This company sold services they never completed to many clients. In an irrational state of paranoia the owner without warning, laid off nearly her entire staff while already behind on a full load of orders. Staff and vendors remain unpaid to the tune of over 6 figures. The avg client who was stiffed on services, each paid $1000 - $12000 for the services not received. The owner misrepresents and flat out lies to clients telling them they will have everything in 24 - 48 hrs repeatedly, week after week, month after month.

In order to stay afloat Platinum7 stopped taking orders to shift to one service "social media management" for which clients pay $2500/mo and there are no deadlines or deliverables. The guarantee for 100 new targeted twitter followers per day is not being delivered on. In short, this company cannot be trusted for their word. It is only a matter of time until federal investigations shut them down.

The only time I witnessed a client receive their overdue order was when they emailed a nasty complaint letter or threatened legal action. The owner's attitude about overdue services is unapologetic at best.

This business should be left in this directory, as it is not as easy to hide from. To date, the company has been "covering up" bad press / complaints online, but this site pulls up.

Platinum7 complaints are heavy & this site already lists disciplinary action from the CO labor board, which corroborates my story. Labor boards in other states will be disciplining them as well, as former employees are learning that they were misclassified as contractors & filing claims.

The staff at Next Level treated me as if I was their most important client. Their level of concern for my recovery, their interest in my progress, and their dedication to my treatment helped me psychologically as much as physically. They exceeded my expectations, and helped me get through a troubling injury in a relatively short time.

They even have Bhakti chai!!

This company employs young punk kids that they allow to drive the company vehicles. I was inch from getting plowed into, I was at a dead stop and the truck was traveling at about 60 MPH. He didn’t even hit his brakes as he nicked my side mirror. I proceed on my way to work and as I came to the last light before by turn I noticed that I was going to be stopping right next to the truck that nearly plowed into me. So I got my cell phone out and took down all the information from the side of the vehicle, as I did this the two punks in the truck started throwing their hands up in the air and shouting “What you gonna do? Call! That’s fine; nothing is going to happen to me! So go ahead and call you f***ing bi**h!” Then the light turned green and I proceed to work, once at work I called the company. I had to leave a message and never received a call back! So I ask you, is this the type of company you want to do business with?

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This place has incredibly potential, which is what disappoints me the most. My fiancee, several of my friends and I used to be regulars here. We would come every Saturday for karaoke, and during the week for hockey games, but we got so fed up that we've stopped going all together. The food is great and the activities are fun, but the service is consistently abysmal. There were several occasions that we had to wait ten minutes or more for a server to greet us or take our drink order, and the restaurant was not at all busy. Had it been at all busy, or had it happened only once I could have ignored it, but this was a consistent issue. If you're looking to be completely ignored, then this is the place to be.

Despite the high prices, Meininger's is still the premier art store in central Denver. The staff is friendly, the store is arranged well, and the selection is pretty solid. They don't always have what I'm looking for, but they do most of the time. My only complaint would be the lack of ecological awareness - art supplies can have some pretty toxic ingredients, and I haven't seen any attempts on Meininger's part to promote or educate customers about greener products.