reverbnation.com

My experience so far has been good

I've read a lot of the reviews, and I see where the site has had questionable practices with some patrons. With the number of bad reviews that appear, there has to be something to them, if not now, at one time. Maybe some folks are still having issues.I haven't encountered one site that offers you much help or support with your musical endeavors if you aren't a member. They're a sector of the service industry. Its a business, and if they aren't making money off of paid ads like social media, they have to make it somewhere. I paid for the basic subscription, 20 bucks. I have not had them charge my credit card for any services I did not ask for. That is important. Trust is a big deal.I've had other services that wanted much more money that to do the same thing I getting from Reverb. And they RN isn’t the only place I'm promoting myself, so some of the work is up to the artist.I did not pay Reverb Nation to play or stream any of my music. I do that myself. They haven't given me any issue about it. They have not said to me verbally or in writing that if I paid them "just xxxx.xx dollars, We'll do xxxxx for you". I have gotten no hard sells. If they have made issues with people, then they need to fix them.I'm having my own site built and it will be my hub, but you have to spread yourself around to get known. So I find this sites and some similar to it useful. You need to have a game plan, know what it is you want out of a site and then do a little reading and decide if the site can deliver. So far, I have not had a negative experience on Reverb Nation. I'm big on giving the thumbs up or down, which ever a business earns based on what they do or don't provide. My time with Reverb Nation has been good. If they started giving me the run around, I would not hesitate to give them the lowest rating possible.So far so good. I have no family who works for them, and I don't work for them.

Date of experience: Aug 15, 2019