(I have since cut the tag because it annoyed me) I pretty much guessed accurately on this one ...
352257
I chose that this shirt 'fits too small' because I ordered a size up due to all of the complaints about the top being too small.  So, I went on a limb and bought a 2X.  I wear a Misses Large on top.  In Juniors, I would expect to wear an XL.  People need to know that this is a Junior's top; therefore Juniors sizes.  When i got the shirt the tag said Juniors 15/17.  (I have since cut the tag because it annoyed me)  I pretty much guessed accurately on this one and have received many great compliments.  I only gave it 4 stars because of all the confusion with size.  I think if this shirt would have been advertised as 'Junior Plus', people would be able to spend less time returning packages and being disappointed.  Please choose your size accordingly.
600224
For some reason the tag was placed at the side and I had to remove it, leaving marks on the fabric :(
1971277
the only think i don't like is the little blue tag sewn on the front that says 9300.... not sure what that means and its a bit tacky
1579831
Made chain alignment much easier, though, I am concerned it might not be that accurate.
2100753
... and unnecessarily complicated.

Although I'm not a rocket scientist or a brain surgeon, I do consider myself intelligent, and as someone who rides the ADD/OCD train regularly, I tend to pay attention to details a bit more than the average Joe.  If you're more the "this looks like I just put the paper in and slide" type (or even the "I'll read the directions and follow them to the letter type), you should probably skip this paper cutter.

In short, I read the directions and tried to cut a piece of cover-sheet weight paper; after 10 minutes with no cutting action going on, I was about to throw this thing against a wall. I forced myself to keep trying, however, and thanks to my curiosity, tenacity and trial-and-error, I finally managed to make a few cuts!

Either I got a bum machine or they need to add a step to the setup/instructions; although they mention a strip of cutting surface that should be flipped every now and then, they fail to mention that said piece is covered in plastic, or that this plastic must be removed in order to cut properly - or even cut at all. I spent 10 minutes just trying to get the paper through, which didn't happen because it was catching on the plastic - something I eventually found out by trying to pry apart the cover arm- and something not explained on the instructions.

Even after figuring this out I wouldn't recommend this cutter; the extra step of locking and unlocking the "hold down arm" are unnecessary and take just enough time to be obnoxious- especially since they don't always actually hold the paper in place. I also found that small adjustments to the pressure on the rotary blade piece resulted in an edge that wasn't perfectly straight.

If you've got small kids at home and tend to keep your cutter out in the open, well, you may want to rethink that, but this might be just what you need. If, however, you don't, I'd definitely go with a classic "arm" model, or perhaps a different/better rotary model instead.

UPDATE: Apparently I wasn't the only one with "challenges" re. the lack of direction re. the "cutting mat" and its placement... someone seems to have added an image of the problematic piece - complete with a note on the fact that it may have shifted in transport - to the product photos.
590345
As I paid half of what this item is currently listing for, I think it is a good value.  It appears well made, and length is just right.  I am slightly bothered by the metal(lic) Calvin Klein tag, about 1/4" x 1" in size, as it does not appear in the original listing images.  By branding standards, it isn't too hideous, but it is kind of obtrusive. You either have to take the trouble of arranging the scarf so that the tag isn't upside down, or it is hidden.  I'm removing a whole star for this because the entire point of an infinity scarf is less fussing with it, compared to a regular scarf.
3998072
I did noticed  that the minute hand is a little off, but i am not too worried by it. some people might find it annoying.
623736
Perfectly adequate, but somehow I'm still disappointed
1530505
Did this  yesterday and am irritated by having to take time to do this again today
714412
The first tag they sent me had the engraving crooked and off-center, so I emailed them and sent a photo, asking if they would remake the tag. They agreed, but insisted that I "describe" how it was not centered. Dutifully I did so, and they remade the tag and sent a photo for my approval, which I gave. Then they called me asking for further emailed confirmation and proceeded to argue and argue with me, threatening not to send the tag, although they had engraved it already, demanding I first return the old one, etc. There was always just "one more thing" I'd have to do to get the replacement tag. I flatly refused to jump through another hoop, as it simply was not worth the bother, and they grudgingly agreed to mail it. If I'd known how much time I'd have to invest in this, I'd have skipped the whole process. The tag is okay, though smaller than I expected. It is about the size of a dime and a nice thickness. The engraved side was a bit scratched.
3865118
Wore it once, got a compliment. it has an annoying tag on it, I might be able to remove with out ruining the scarf.
3941782
It is Okay. From looking at the illustration I thought i was getting one of each size rather than one with various markings.
3078716
as i read the previous reviews i was struck at the minor inaccuracies noted
in the text, one might as well pick fly poop out of pepper...
2465168
I was vver happy with it and I had to cut it down but now I know tth difference.
994420
Works well once in place, but I had to modify it. I don't blame the maker of this device, however. Keurig has apparently updated their machines to add a triangular projection to keep this from snapping in place. I had to cut off better than an inch of material from one side of the clip to fit around it. Once I did that, it works just find and I can now use my generic refillable K cups in the brewer at work. As a minor side benefit, one of the ladies that prefers tea mentioned to me that the machine used to notify her that there was no pod in the machine, and did she just want hot water? Now it just shoots out the hot water without asking, as it thinks there is a pod in it.
700409
It's exactly what it says it is. Only issue is that there's a tag that's somewhat annoying.
3555386
It's okay; but right now I'm kind of upset that this was charged to the wrong  credit card on my account.  Consequently it was charged to my work card instead of my home card.  Thanks a bunch for making me have to explain this at work!