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4.82 von 5
1,444 Bewertungen in Vereinigte Staaten
I really like this app! I can look at my statement, make a payment, set myself for automatic payment and I even get a friendly reminder the night before trash day to set out which containers each week and this fail-proof system makes it so I cannot not get it right!
Check it to make sure I’m setting out the right bins..
Always good on time service and if you ever need to talk to them their phone customer service is great
I love this app because it is so helpful. Now I never forget to put my trash barrel out: one less thing for me to worry about!
Really helpful app that keeps me in the know about when and what to put out on garbage day!
The is like a personal secretary, reminds you and helps you get recycling into.
Every time I opened the list and hit paints the app sent me back to my Home Screen! Slow and not that friendly as stated in other reviews. Two star is because the lady at Waste Connections was so nice and helpful.
Great info in an easily understandable format for anyone “on the go”, juggling four-things-at-1nc. in their abode, an want a quick ‘at a glance’ icon view of what’s what the next day. Keep up the great work you engineers you! 😉
No flash, just a helpful app that does a simple job without fanfare. 👍
I appreciate the timely information and timely reminder - that doesn’t inundate me with constant notifications. The only thing I wish, is that the site would display what can and cannot recycled. Ex: baby formula cans. I thought the lids could be recycled b/c of the “5” on the lid, and thought the “can” container that holds the formula couldn’t be recycled. Nope - opposite! I called into Waste Connects and someone informed me: 1) Numbers don’t matter (completely). 2) Because the lids pop on and off the can - they can foul up the separating machines at the recycling center. So even though they show a “5” on the lid, these are Not to be recycled unless the lid screws on and off (rather than popping on and off) and are about the size of an adult fist. 3) The can itself, holding the formula IS recyclable, even though I couldn’t find a number and part was metal and part plastic.
