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Review of Cliffs Pavilion

very disappointed with staff covering the seating area of G 123. 2 of our support workers attended with one of our young men, on Thursday 29th September at 2.30pm. Due to our young manhaving Autism, will have to carry on us at all times, medication and his plastic cup, the lady on the door said to staff, they were unable to bring cup into the seating area, staff explained to need. support workers explained the lady then, began to wave her hands, directing them back down, away seating area, with this our young man sat on the floor, due to being confused. part of his Autism, he will just sit on the floor and can take some time to move. the lady then said that he couldn’t sit near the doors, he will need to move now. Support workers explained about his learning difficulties, and due to being made confused, this is why he has sat down. the lady was very unhelpful and lack of understanding, still wanted him to move. also saying the doors were due to close in 5 mins, he actually got in 2mins after support workers showed him his plastic cup, in which we know works, to get him on the move again. This lady made our support workers feel very uncomfortable. Our young man does make some noises, such as humming and staff need to talk to him at times, to which this lady contained, to come over and be quiet. We really feel this is a really unfair treatment, to our staff and our lovely young men, who loves to see shows. Sadly, support workers didn’t get this lady’s name, but really hope staff are made aware of how unfair it is to not be a little more understanding.

Why are nearly all Aidie of London products found on amazon.com where they are clearly "Made in China"?

Review of aidie London

(1) Evidence proves that nearly all Aidie of London products are being mass produced in China and are being sold as internationally trademarked goods that are clearly labeled as “Made in China” on amazon.com and potterybarnkids.com products in the USA.

(2) The original trademarked vendors of Aidie of London’s baby products include and are not limited to:

– iEvolve Baby, BirdRock Baby, Hongteya and Bebila for its baby moccasins (the “award-winning” brown and pink “deer” moccasins are actually brown and pink “fox” moccasins) 4 companies sell the brown fox, but only 1 company sells the pink fox anywhere in the world and this company also sells the brown fox – iEvolve Baby.

– Honteya and Starbie Baby for T-Bar shoes,

– Zutanos for baby booties.

– Acestar for Button-up Babygrows,

– Gleaming Grain for Zip-up Baby Grows,

– Yoofoss and MiiYoung for its bandana bibs.

– Leveltech – animal socks, Actlati – knee high socks and Guozyun – ankle socks.

– NTBay for its Cable Knit Blankets.

All these products are found on amazon.com in the USA.

– Pottery Barn Kids had its Sherpa Fleece Blankets made in China exclusively for it to sell on potterybarnkids.com.

– 1 product the Giraffe muslin is a UK product sold and UK trademarked through Daisygro.com sold on amazon.co.uk.

(3) Aidie of London’s “organic cotton” is nearly all produced in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China, well known for its human rights abuses.

(4) Some of Aidie of London’s “sustainable organic cotton” products contain polyester, spandex and nylon according to their original product descriptions on amazon.com.

• The animal socks are 75% Cotton, 22% Nylon and 3% Spandex;

• The knee-high socks are 80% Cotton, 18% Polyester, 2% Spandex;

• The ankle socks are 95% Cotton, 3% Nylon , 2% Polyester;

• The Yoofoss bandana bibs are 100% cotton front and 100% polyester back;

• The Sherpa Fleece Baby Blankets are made of 100% cotton jersey, reverses to 100% polyester (“polycotton” listed on aidielondon.com = polyester without any cotton) Sherpa with metallic foil print on the front. (“Sherpa Fleece” is polyester only);

• The button-up babygrows are 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex;

• The cream and grey baby booties appear to both be 70% cotton, 30% Polyester. Lining 100% cotton.

(5) Some of the product photos on aidielondon.com are copied straight from amazon.com, potterybarnkids.com and the PB Kids Gold Star Sherpa Baby Blanket | Stylish Baby Gifts | POPSUGAR Family Photo 19 in the USA;

(6) Aidie of London states it is “governed by the laws of the UK” yet it has no physical address in the UK. It lists a business address that is a mail forwarding address, however Aidie of London is not listed among the companies using its services;

(7) Aidie of London’s website states “Website is controlled and operated in the United Kingdom” yet “whois” shows its website -aidielondon.com to be located on servers in Tempe, Arizona, USA, and this US website was developed through a company in Bucharest, Romania.

(8) All Aidie of London’s payments go through its US website and appear to be being handled by a non-UK bank – the Klarna bank.

(9) Aidie of London is apparently accepting international design and business awards for simply relabeling and repackaging mass-produced internationally trademarked products, originating in China, belonging to other vendors.

All the business practices and finances of Aidie of London needs to be thoroughly investigated and audited by both UK and US law enforcement agencies as well as US and UK tax authorities. Investigative journalists in the UK should look into these issues too as soon as possible. I am listing aidielondon.com’s own email as it has some seriously questionable business practices to answer for.

I had to give this a 1-star rating as I was forced to, but I am loathed to give this company any stars at all to rate it, because none of its business practices warrant it. Thank you.

Ge wvoyufn

Review of Pizza Capers

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