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Keep apace with the world of social media marketing with live, online training courses. All created and delivered by experts with practical, real-life experience
1 Fore St Ave, EC2Y 9DT, London, United Kingdom
Spamming AI courses appearing to use multiple senders and company names:
- Socialteers
- Gaiamatic
- AI Creatrix
- Digital Petra
- Sphero Social
Unsubscribe links don't work and they use randomised URLs to evade filtering.
Still randomly spamming despite their response to March review. How is their overall rating 2½ stars when all reviews are 1*??
Spamming Company - Another Company that thinks sending unsolicited spam emails is good business practice. Its not and is against GDPR. I always say most spamming companies are scamming companies. Never do business with a spammer
For all the fluffy nonsense advising me to unsubscribe from their incessant spam, which I have done - a few weeks later, I am still getting spammed. If anyone is considering joining one of their courses on content marketing & planning, all I can say from my experience is that they know nothing about data management regulation or the Direct Marketing Association Code of Conduct. Personally I would avoid them
Scam of a company with a load of fake reviews. They spam any email address they have, slightly changing their domain each time to prevent you from blocking them and their 'unsubscribe' link is thankfully blocked by any decent AV software. If you're (bizarrely) still not sure, check out their info on Companies House.
Reply from Socialteers
Hi John, thank you for taking the time to share your concerns with us. We are truly sorry to hear about your experience and any inconvenience it may have caused you.
We understand the importance of respecting our customers' preferences regarding communication, and we sincerely apologise if our processes have not met your expectations or if you've encountered any issues with our unsubscribe mechanism.
We take your feedback seriously and would appreciate the opportunity to address this matter directly and ensure that your email address is removed from all future communications as you've requested. Could you please contact us at hello@socialteers.co or +44 203 918 9950? When you do, kindly mention your review so we can prioritise resolving this issue for you promptly.
Thank you again for bringing this to our attention. We look forward to hearing from you soon and making things right.
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