Reverb bought by Fender parent company

[napalmdeath]

Reverb was pretty damn solid until Etsy bought them, so we'll see how this goes..

They were, actually. You could actually call Customer Service & get a human being. And, their Customer Service was excellent before Etsy.

 

[njshred]

They need to fix the security concerns with needing my social, my drivers license, my name, address, credit card info, and everything else that shit hole of a company demanded be on file to use the site.

All those items are to report taxes as a market facilitator and to cut down on scammers.

 

[glpg80]

All those items are to report taxes as a market facilitator and to cut down on scammers.

It makes the company a prime target for identity theft. It’s all fun and games until you get an apology letter in the mail and your whole life is fucked.

 

[njshred]

It makes the company a prime target for identity theft. It’s all fun and games until you get an apology letter in the mail and your whole life is fucked.

Your bank, the DMV and many state agencies have that data. There is no living under a rock in a digital age.

 

[glpg80]

Your bank, the DMV and many state agencies have that data. There is no living under a rock in a digital age.

Comparing Etsy to a federally backed bank says a lot about your straw man fallacy. In the digital age you have to understand risks with your information and Etsy was not worth it.

Now that investors are involved it’s even more risky with the same policies in place because they’ll want to get back that money they just spent before they tear down policies that help itemize their bottom line.