I always run out of registers before I have to order more checks. The bank will give them to me free of charge but they only have a few pages. I saw these and ordered them. They are the thick and wide ruled just like the ones come with new box checks. Exactly what I wanted. They arrived quickly and in good shape.I will be ordering from them again.

Not sure I like the vanilla but I LOVE the chocolate & the cookies and cream. This product has helped me lose 14 lbs already since Jan.1

First, Nerium did nothing for me. I used it for over 3 months and saw no noticeable change at all. I cancelled my membership in October. November I did not receive product and was not charged. Suddenly I was charge for December and received the product a few days afterwards. I called Nerium support and told them I wanted the charge reversed because I had cancelled my membership in October. They refused. They said I had product. I had not received the product yet. I told them, if the product arrived, I would send it back immediately. They told me that they would then credit me within 10 days after they received it. They said I did not cancel my membership. I told them I had the cell phone record to prove that I had. They still refused to reverse the December charge. I received the product today. Sent it back to them certified, return receipt mail. It cost me $11.50. The charge is still on my bank account. I find this absolutely horrible customer service. They didn't even care if I had my cell phone records to prove that I had, in fact, cancelled my membership. I will never recommend this product or company to anyone.

I'm unemployed and I don't have any kids, so you can imagine that I was a bit weary of buying a product called the 'Parent Child Testing Product' but a friend persuaded me it was the real deal. I bought a 20 pack just to be safe and set it down for the test. Turns out it doesn't matter that I'm childless as the Parent Child Testing Product will generate a little nipper for you. I could definitley sense at this point that my money wasn't wasted, as the small child in the baseball cap and shorts walked over to me and introducted himself. A very polite young boy by the name of Jimmy, though I was a bit taken aback by the pupleish, hazy cloud emanating from around him, as if he were a computer-spawned AI designed by the Parent Child Testing Product. Then I realised - that's exactly what he was! "Shall we begin?" he asked me and I nodded.