I never asked for their emails
I never asked for their emails. When I unsubscribed a guy named Brian sent me an email asking why my parents named me Brad Bennett. He said it seemed cruel. Haha very funny. You should be fired. What an unprofessional company this must be. Update: they sent me an email saying that they don’t believe me and they are going to take down my review. Haha I don’t care and apparently neither do the owners of this “company”. I was trying to help them. I unsubscribed about 6 times so far and I’d bet anything they will still send me emails that I NEVER ASKED FOR IN THE FIRST PLACE! Update: killerguitarriggs is LYING in their response to my review. Trustpilot has a screenshot from my phone that I sent them. That is proof. The screenshot shows the idiotic email from Brian at killerguitarrigs.com and it shows the company name at the top of the email. Haha we’ll see how fast their lies in their response disappear. The funny thing is that I don’t care one way or another. I only posted the review to help this company with their bad employee.
By Brad B.
Response from KillerGuitarRigs· Feb 19, 2024
Brad, you signed up for our mailing list August 3rd of last year, and opened about 80% of our weekly newsletters, never once attempting to unsubscribe. On Feb 8th you unsubscribed from our newsletter (for the first and last time), and subsequently sent a series of threatening, abusive and profane emails to us. Following this, you posted this review that is falsehood after falsehood. We have been in touch with Trustpilot, and they said they will not remove your review as you were at one point on our mailing list, so can be considered a customer, therefore your review is "valid", even if completely fabricated. We're not entirely clear what part of our newsletter you took such exception to that has lead to all of this, but it is unfortunate that Trustpilot, despite the large amount of evidence we have provided, is allowing this fake review to stand. The fact that they keep suggesting we upgrade our membership with them, and that upgrade comes with enhanced "reputation management" suggests this is more of a pay to play platform than an actual review platform.