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GIA CRISA

GIA CRISA

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The Ultimate Guide to Ruining Your Weekend: Courtesy of Carp Brothers Planning a last-minute fishing trip with a friend? Searching for a shop that balances modern paranoia with 1990s-level customer service? Look no further than Carp Brothers—a business seemingly run by amateurs who trade fishing bait by day and act as amateur border patrol agents by night. To ensure our overpriced pile of bait and gear wouldn’t get lost in the mail over the weekend, we called ahead. “Can we order online and pick it up tomorrow?” “No problem!” they cheered. A smooth, simple plan. Naturally, that was a trap. I arrived at the counter armed with proof: a screenshot of the order, payment verification, and the bank transaction confirmation from my buddy’s account (I was picking it up because I work nearby). Standard retail logic dictates you hand over the box and wish the customer a good day. Instead, I was met with cold, unyielding bureaucracy. The ultimatum? Hand over an emailed copy of a government ID, or leave empty-handed. Let that sink in. A niche fishing tackle shop demanding sensitive personal identification data via unencrypted email. For bait. Mind you, this isn't a high-security institution; they lack basic ISO data security certifications. Handing them an ID copy is practically an open invitation for identity theft the moment their questionable IT setup inevitably gets breached. When my friend called to reason with them and find a sensible compromise, he wasn't met with solutions, he was met with verbal abuse and staggering arrogance. Their grand, customer-centric solution? Unilaterally canceling our order and shutting down the conversation. Result: Trip canceled. Weekend ruined. If you value your time, your personal data, and basic human courtesy, do yourself a massive favor: stay far, far away from these cowboys.