Real Simple Magazine
reviews and complaints

RealSimple is the bomb dot com. I can't get enough of their aestetic. I read it every single week and it never gets old. The way they lay out their articles is so pleasing to the eye and makes me want to read everything they have to offer.

One thing I really appreciate about RealSimple is how they cover a wide range of topics. From home decor to cooking to fashion, they've got it all. I always learn something new when I read their articles, whether it's a new recipe to try or a new way to organize my closet.

The writing is also top-notch. It's easy to understand and doesn't use a bunch of fancy words that I have to look up in the dictionary. I feel like the writers really understand their audience and write in a way that's relatable and engaging.

Overall, I would highly recommend RealSimple to anyone who wants to learn something new and be inspired. It's a great resource for anyone who wants to improve their home, their cooking skills, or their fashion sense. Give it a try and I promise you won't be disappointed!

RealSimple is a pretty neat website that I stumbled upon while looking for some gift ideas. I gotta say, they have some pretty unique stuff on there that I haven't seen anywhere else. It's kind of like Pinterest, but with a lot more ads to sift through before you can get to the good stuff. But hey, that's just the way the internet works these days, right?

One thing I really appreciate about RealSimple is that they have a lot of different categories to choose from. Whether you're looking for home decor, beauty products, or even recipes, they've got you covered. And the best part is that everything is organized really well, so you can easily find what you're looking for.

Another thing I like about RealSimple is that they have a lot of articles and guides that are actually really helpful. For example, I recently read an article about how to organize your closet, and it was full of practical tips that I could actually use. It wasn't just a bunch of fluff like you see on some other websites.

Of course, like I mentioned earlier, there are a lot of ads on RealSimple. Sometimes it can be a bit annoying to have to scroll past them all to get to the content you want. But I guess that's just the price we pay for getting all this great content for free.

Overall, I would definitely recommend RealSimple to anyone who's looking for some inspiration or guidance in their life. Whether you're trying to spruce up your home, find the perfect gift for someone, or just learn something new, this website has something for everyone.

RealSimple.com is like, not the best website out there. It's like, super annoying with all the pop-ups that keep coming up every few seconds. And like, don't even get me started on those rollovers that happen when you move your mouse. It's like, seriously one of the worst websites I've ever seen.

RealSimple is a website that's got some pretty good stuff on it, but sometimes it's like they don't want you to find it. I'm not a computer expert or anything, but I think they could make it easier to navigate. That being said, I did manage to find some really great recipes for football parties. They were easy to follow and had some really tasty ideas. Overall, I think RealSimple is worth checking out if you're looking for some good content, but be prepared to do a little digging to find what you're looking for.

RealSimple is a website that I stumbled upon while browsing the internet. At first, I was a bit skeptical about it, but after reading some reviews, I decided to give it a try. The registration process was easy, and I was able to complete it in no time. I deposited some money, and I was ready to buy a package.

The website has a lot of products to choose from, and I was able to find something that I was interested in. I downloaded the product and started using it. It was easy to use, and I was able to get the hang of it in no time. I was really impressed with the product, and I decided to post a review about it on my status.

After posting the review, I submitted a screenshot of my views to my account in a field identified as (WhatsApp). I was a bit confused about this step, but I was able to figure it out eventually. I was happy to see that my views were accepted, and I was able to withdraw my money.

Overall, I had a great experience with RealSimple. The website is easy to use, and the products are of high quality. I would definitely recommend this website to anyone who is looking for a reliable source of products.

RealSimple is a website that offers tips and tricks for busy moms and single girls who need help with everyday tasks. The site is easy to navigate and offers a variety of articles on topics such as cooking, cleaning, and organizing. One article that caught my attention was about making painless changes for a green home. According to the article, eating one vegetarian meal a week is equivalent to driving a hybrid vehicle. This means that if we had 9 million more vegetarians in addition to the 7.3 million we already have, we could make the equivalent of every family driving a hybrid vehicle instead of a gas-powered one. It's a bit complicated, but it's an interesting concept.

Another article that caught my eye was about using old CDs. Apparently, you can write on them and send them to people as party invitations, in cushioned envelopes, at about a dollar postage each. The old CDs then become the problem of the recipients, who are hopefully reading the same site and know to make them into cook book dividers and give them back to you as party favors. It's a clever idea and a great way to repurpose old CDs.

RealSimple also offers advice on fashion and beauty. One article I found particularly helpful was about choosing the right bra to wear under a T-shirt if you have one baggy breast. I had never even considered this problem before, but it's apparently a common issue for women with listing bosoms. The recommended product is a bit pricey at $95, but I suppose if you're really haunted by the problem, it might be worth it.

Overall, RealSimple is a great resource for busy women who need help with everyday tasks. The site is easy to navigate and offers a variety of articles on a wide range of topics. As a man, I don't really belong here, but I can appreciate the humor and the helpful advice. And for what it's worth, I didn't see any pop-ups or pop-unders while browsing the site with Firefox and AdBlock.

I love her insight and writing except for one thing — addressing people with such words as Honey or Queenie. If one would Google these expressions, the general response is they are condescending and should be considered terms of endearment by a special person. I find it personally irritating and patronizing when people want me to do something and they use honey, baby, sweetheart or whatever to address me rather than using my name or simply madam. In conclusion, I suspect many of us wish we could write as well as she does with such insight and perceptions minus the endearing names, and I look forward to reading her article next month.

Through your Stocking Stuffer Section, today I purchased ThePhotoStick Omni. It said 40% off so the price would be $59.99 + shipping and handling. When I placed the order, it said shipping charge would be $7.77. I completed all credit card information and clicked checkout. It then said order was processed FOR $111.95!

That was not my contract with them. There was no place to cancel the order. I immediately called American Express Blue Cash Card to protest and dispute the order. A dispute has been filed.

Since this item was placed under the aegis of your column of Stocking stuffer items (the first one listed), I thought you should know that this company is not living up to its agreement.

Kay (Karolyn) Reiswig

90 Tecolote

Los Alamos NM 87544

[protected]

I ordered window shades from Bed Bath & Beyond last October and they were put up in my guest room. The name is "Real Simple cordless cellular 72x64-in shade in sand". They were used less than a dozen times and one side no longer goes up. I have attached a picture showing the max height that each side will rise to. They are beyond the 90-day return policy for Bed Bath & Beyond, but they are still under the manufacturer's warranty for Real Simple. Unfortunately, whenever I contact the company, they refuse to help. One employee told me that they do sell home goods, but they can only help me with the magazine that they also provide. Bed Bath & Beyond keeps giving me their contact information, but nobody helps. I want to be sure that I'm not being scammed into buying a low quality product without the ability to exchange it. They stopped working a few months ago and I haven't been able to get any decent help since. I'm beginning to think that it is impossible to contact them about these issues and that they potentially do it on purpose.

Constantly getting messages sent to me every hour every day please stop I suffer with depression and anxiety im getting bombarded with messages on my phone

Why do I want Halloween ideas in November or Thanksgiving issue on Dec 9th? I'm sure I'll get Christmas issue in January! Very disappointed in this subscription I purchased through the girl scouts.
I think I should be given an extension on my subscription until you are able to straighten this out! I'll go and see if I can read about Thanksgiving centerpieces without getting mad again!

To: real simple complaint department...

funny thing, I just received another bill for $10.00 for a full
Real simple subscription...
unfortunately, I already sent in two checks to real simple.
(check #1.~ sent january 20, 2019 in the amount of $18.00 which was cashed... and...
Check # 2.~ sent february 15, 2019 in the amount of 46.44 which was also cashed...

we were on vacation, thus I had forgotten that I had sent out the checks... so, just return the checks and we will be even, then, I can re-subscribe to real simple and send you your $10.00 for the last real simple "current offer" that I have in front of me... which was signed by sarah ross... from real simple magazine!
I really 'loved' the magazine... but at this moment I am totally flustered by your scam... of continuing sending out re-subscribe notices when it's already been paid. a cost to you and a 'wonder-why? from your subscribers. I did like the 'old' real simple magazine' form better as they 'made' the magazine 'readable and "enlighten" it's readers!
of course, sending you two checks was by far my mistake as we were out of state for two-months and I resent the checks. i've subscribed to real simple for quite awhile but now that the president retired... the staff may have changed, too!
get a life and deal with your scribers as the magazine has been liked by many of us women, old and young alike!

aloha from the napa valley - sylvia gustafson...
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I ordered a subscription to Real Simple several months ago and never received the magazine. Now tonight I noted that this company took $38.00 from my checking account without my authorization. When I called I encountered a prerecorded message that stated I was eligible to 2 months of this magazine and a full refund of the $38.00 that they stole from me. Who do they think they are?

I have been charged 30.00 free from TWX for the Magazine Real Simple I have not ordered that Magazine and do not want to be charged for it...I am attempting to reach a real person to talk to but after 7 minutes on hold I have not had luck. I will be contacting my bank, and or Attorney Generals office to lodge a complaint.

These fools renewed my subscription and charged my credit card without authorization. It took several phone calls and almost an hour on the phone - with two different individuals - before finally being assured of cancellation and refund. However, I was told that it would take 7-10 BUSINESS DAYS to process the refund. What a bunch of idiots. I have a REAL SIMPLE idea ... let's not purchase or subscribe to REAL SIMPLE magazine. It's all advertisements anyway ...