There was already talk a couple of weeks ago about whether there would be a need for such a thread.
Personal experiences in company threads are usually flagged and removed (This is a good thing) if the message contains no other factual content.
In this thread, you can write about your own experiences with products, stores, online stores, etc.
Did you visit Tokmanni? How were the products displayed and was the cleanliness level in order? Have you bought a new/used car? What kind of experiences with Kamux/Saka/etc.? How did the online store’s customer service work? Did the products arrive on time and did they match the pictures/information? What have Harvia/Narvi sauna heaters been like in terms of price-quality ratio?
Here, the word is free, and you can share both good and bad experiences.
I’ve been using Inderes’ services daily for almost two years now. The company is constantly developing, and their offering of analyses on different listed companies is steadily growing.
Has anyone else happened to hear about this kind of company?
Surely the stock price will skyrocket soon as the cold weather intensifies and the only thing one can do is read stock analyses indoors!
(Is this how it works?)
I switched from Nordea to S-Bank and Nordnet. I got the same services for free (after the cooperative payment). Over the years, this will result in massive savings. (no loans)
Thanks for the opening, it’s nice to have a low-threshold place for a second-class investor like me too Tokmanni has positively surprised me, and I’ve unknowingly started buying more and more things from there, like a lawnmower, a vacuum cleaner, a neck massager, etc. I don’t own shares, but I have a hunch that at least in Joensuu, business is booming. I visited on Black Friday, and a salesperson was walking around distributing “balloons,” and my own kid got one too.
I ordered Christmas lights from Tokmanni’s online store on Black Friday. The post lady delivered them to my door today. The lights work. A pretty reasonable delivery time, I think.
I applied for a job at Digital Workforce a couple of years ago – they were looking for an AI expert for their “Intelligent Automation” department, but they never even bothered to send me a “thanks, but no thanks” message. Maybe they focused on their clients’ robots and forgot to develop their own
Earlier in the spring, we were changing cars for the missus. We sent an inquiry to Kamux about a certain car + a trade-in offer. The highest price for the trade-in compared to other places we inquired about, but the financing was too expensive.
We told them we’d think about it as we already had a couple of other test drives scheduled for a week later (the Kamux car in question was in a different/slightly further away location). For a week, we received calls morning and evening asking if we’d decided, and a couple of times texts (when we couldn’t be bothered to answer the phone anymore), we didn’t even get a better offer despite our efforts.
We ended up taking a different offer. However, the car in question wasn’t at Kamux for long. I think it was maybe 4-5 weeks from the first time it caught my eye.
Edit* if anyone is interested, it was about a 10k€ petrol+Webasto car from Kamux.. we ended up with a 0-cost+0% Ford.
I have ordered various plans and reports from Sitowise. Primarily, the cooperation has worked well, and the end result has usually been top-notch.
However, once I encountered a Sitowise design team where both the project manager and designers were clearly inexperienced, and as the client’s representative, I had to be very active in quality control, and even that was barely enough. The company’s rapid expansion perhaps causes this kind of quality variation.
Now that Lohilo’s stock development has found its rhythm (it happens to several companies here that when the stock price drops, the thread goes quiet and people look for the next horse), I made the right decision by not getting involved. Right from the start, the high price of the products compared to competitors was a sticking point, and I got the impression that demand wouldn’t be high. Since I drink amino acid drinks almost daily, I have to rely on bulk purchases, and price is an almost decisive factor. Those protein ice creams feel like a rip-off, and when buying a product, I always consider where I get the best value for money in terms of euro/protein amount. However, this brings me back to the point that it’s difficult to invest in a product you don’t believe in yourself. On the other hand, looking at things so narrowly means missing out on good investment opportunities, e.g., Marimekko (ugly clothes in my opinion), yet some people still buy them.
(Plus my own comment: if there’s constantly a queue to pay at a store, there are too few cashiers, meaning the operation is poorly organized. But this is also just a guess.)
Dividends on the Cooperative Bank (Osuuspankki) AOT (Allotment of Shares) are again 2 weeks late. I’m not surprised why OP (Osuuspankki) is no longer a listed company if even such basic things don’t work.
I bought a new apartment from Lehto almost five years ago. The slogan “Economy-driven construction” became a curse word within the company, and there were plans to turn the phrase into a mural on the side of the building when oyster mushrooms started sprouting from its exterior. Thank God, I managed to sell that pile of crap during the COVID storm.
Tokmanni has positively surprised me, and I’ve unknowingly started buying more and more things from there, like a lawnmower, a vacuum cleaner, a neck massager, etc. I don’t own shares, but I have a hunch that at least in Joensuu, business is booming. I visited on Black Friday, and a salesperson was walking around distributing “balloons,” and my own kid got one too.
