Soft case for Proclaim
933342
Good fit, all of the holes are in the right place, overall, I like it.  Adds just enough bulk to make the buttons recessed to prevent junk in my pocket from turning it off accidently.  Still easy enough to control the buttons when I want to.  Pretty good little product.
2438901
Although it's good to read some critical reviews, don't get worried about ordering because they provide excellent support (notice how active they are at responding to reviews).
Moreover, Amazon (and the manufacturers) give a 100% guarantee.
So you have nothing to lose.

The only reason I deducted one star is the price: $40 is a bit pricey.
For a similar price, you can get the much more rugged (albeit bulky) Otter Case.
152318
The case does what its supposed to do but its (necessary) bulk calls into question whether its worth it.  Right now I'm using a "Speck" model from a competitor and it's working just as well.
2583570
Nice case!!! Very soft and great strap support which is adjustable. Case has a false bottom with a hard plastic piece which allows for storage of cable and the owners manual. This case does have adequate padding and support for a small consumer camcorder and Mic, i.e. DM-50 that will fit snug on the inside top shelf. Wide and Telephoto lenses would need to be stored on the outside pockets. Plenty of room for extra Mini-DV tapes and batteries and filters if you have them.
3485273
Easy to sign up but haven't had to use it but hopefully all will go fine if I need to file  claim
3288351
ProCase fits nicely on my new HP Stream 8, the strap comes in handy for me.  I would recomend the ProCase for your HP Stream, thanks!
3312244
I purchased this item for a more affordable solution to full-version licensing of Windows 7 Home Premium.  I have an old laptop that was once preloaded with XP Pro.  Unfortunately, because of modifications made, the restore disks no longer load.  Because of that, I could not legally install an upgrade version of Windows 7.

With a purchase of Windows Anytime Upgrade, this Home Premium license can be upgraded easily to Professional or Ultimate without re-installation.  I am happy with this purchase and would recommend this item to anyone requiring a clean, full installation of Windows 7 at a more affordable price.
4755761
I think this ProCase is a much better value than the official case from Nvidia. The magnets are strong and the back has a kind of hard leather look while still feeling grippy like plastic. Definitely recommend it highly.
2401906
Not sure I should rate this as I haven't had a claim, knock on wood, yet. But I am qualified to review the registration process through Assurant. It's not easy and very much a hassle and neither Amazon or Assurant are very helpful. It can be done, but be prepared to spend hours in the process.
4611427
PC Attorney is a good basic source for a wide array of legal documents, including a simple will, power of attorney, living will, bill of sale, and promissory note.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/PC-Attorney/dp/B00007DX1U/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">PC Attorney</a>&nbsp;It is without doubt worth the modest price, and it uses comparatively little space on your computer.  If you decide to buy this product, be sure you get a version that will work on your operating system.
4835390
Might have done this before, but Amazon emailed me, and I feel strongly enough to write again....  Anyway, I love the case.  I love the little feet that make a clear airway for heat to escape.  I wish they made one for my husband's 17" Macbook Pro.  As to the one I use, it is near perfect.  The one thing that is not, is the soft pads that go on the front bottom.  They come off VERY easily (and I can't seem to find a replacement source).  I have been lucky enough to find them on the 7 or 8 occasions that one has come off, and it would not ruin the case if I did not.  Still, it is annoying, and whatever glue etc. used to put them on is bad.  If the little soft (silicone? rubber? plastic?) disc/feet are unimportant enough to exclude, why have them?  If they are important, the company should secure them better.  I like them on the bottom, they help prevent slipping.  So when one hops off (and I have only found them later) I am not so happy.  Better glue?  Who knows.  DO NOT let this small defect prevent you from buying this case, though.  It the case is really great, and I highly recommend it.
2451970
Great semi-soft case for the money.  Light in weight and does the job.  I got it for my SKB 85tss trap gun which has a 34" barrel, so I had to do some adjustments to the barrel slot, and I wished that it was two inches loungers I could keep the extended chokes in place.  But, all in all, I was happy to get a lighter case that I could take back and for to the range for a very modest price.
3940511
I agree with the rather comprehensive review written by Coastal Cruiser, but would like to address a couple of additional items.

I'm using an Intel motherboard with native RAID capability. This means I have two drives, and everything written to one is written to the other. This is intended to safeguard your system in the event one of the drives fails. True Image Home 2012 was never able to successfully deal with the RAID array in terms of allowing me to recover a full system image.

Even so, I liked the product for several other reasons: Its file backup capability is extremely flexible, it comes with some nice tools (like the ability to securely erase files), and it has a feature called "Try & Decide" that I absolutely loved. "Try & Decide" provides the ability for you to tell True Image to essentially create an 'on the fly' restore point, install some software you'd like to try (or make other system changes), and then either decide to keep your changes or easily and seamlessly roll back to your restore point.

I'd used the "Try & Decide" feature many times, and it worked very smoothly. But the last time something went wrong, and upon rebooting my system I got a message that the Acronis boot loader had failed, provided me with a suggestion that I take a digital photo of the error code and send it to their technical support; it then went into an endless loop, rebooting my system and giving me the same error message. I believe that the Acronis boot loader was intended as a way to launch their Recovery Manager without needing to boot from a CD, and it also plays a part in the "Try & Decide" functionality. But in this case there was no way to get past the error message, and it managed to render my system completely unbootable. Even the Windows repair disk was unable to help me recover.

I immediately removed the copies of True Image I'd purchased from all of my other machines. While I loved many of its features, the last thing I need is for software intended to provide system security to instead hose up what was a nicely functioning PC. I don't imagine that Norton Ghost will handle the images of my RAID drives any better, but at least they don't insert something in the machine's boot sequence that will keep the PC from running.
1819057
The author applies his lawyerly skills to the case of the Princes in the Tower. Generally an impartial presentation of facts, though with elements of a defense brief.  I came away with the strong sense that the best defense is that the case against Richard is not only not proven, but far unlikelier a scenario than those against Henry VII or, less so, Buckingham. Fields does not profess to have all the answers, but makes a strong case for Richard III's innocence.  See "Richard III: Maligned King" for a stronger defense of Richard
1050116
I bought the MTRONX iPhone 5s case that has two layers - a hard PC layer + a soft TPU layer.  The case provides a nice contrast between the two materials.  The soft TPU is harder and sleeker than I thought it would be but still provides some cushioning.  I did have some trouble taking the soft TPU out of the hard PC part of the case and putting my phone in, but got the hang of it after.  I will not be removing my phone from it many times because of this though.  The hard PC portion is shiny and provides some more rigidity.  I hope it does not develop too many scratches, but time will tell and I will update my review accordingly.  The hard part of the case also has cutouts on the right side which act to provide some more grip as the soft TPU is exposed.  Otherwise it would be very slippery and I would be scared of dropping the phone at times.  There is a raised lip so you do not have to worry about scratching your screen when putting the phone face down.  The buttons work well as well.  The cutouts at the bottom are a decent size, though some may have trouble with bigger earphone plugs (any normal size ones will work fine).  Overall this is a nice case for the price.  It adds a new look to your phone while providing protection.

I make my all of my purchases after reading many reviews. I wanted to help others by providing my own reviews that would be helpful and don't just list the specifications of the product. I did receive this product at a discounted price in exchange for an unbiased and honest review and all my comments are my own observations. Please click yes below if you liked the review, or provide feedback through comments so I can improve.
4175142
I had an accidental warranty policy on my Canon camera. I was on vacation and my camera accidentally got submerged in water. The claims process online was very easy to start and after I sent my camera in I had an Amazon gift certificate in four days. No hassle, no question, quick payout. I'm buying another policy for my new camera. Highly recommended.
3672764
I bought this program to create a will for my mother, it was very easy to fill out.  We later discovered that it would be better for her estate if we created a living trust, so I created an account on Nola and use the free online living trust.  It was very easy to create a simple living trust.  I only have 2 things that I would change.  You can only create 1 living trust with the online version, and it would be nice if it included some of the other necessary forms such as a quitclaim deed form.  The older version included the living trust software, so you could create as many as you needed.  I think I would go with the older version, since not much has changed.  Also it is cheaper now and the book comes with it.