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⭐ 1 STAR – An absolute masterclass in how NOT to run an online business!
I genuinely don't know whether to laugh or cry at this point.
My experience with Pixel Burn has been nothing short of ridiculous.
I placed an order for two items. The original parcel was apparently dispatched but mysteriously stopped moving after being collected by the courier. No investigation, no updates and no proactive communication.
After struggling to contact customer service (partly because Pixel Burn had published an incorrect phone number in its automated emails), I eventually received a response from Ryan Ellison, Acting Manager of the Operations Team.
Ryan sent a very apologetic email acknowledging the company's failures and promised to personally ensure a replacement order was dispatched as a priority on 27 October via StarTrack Premium Express. He also promised a $14.49 gift card within 24 hours as compensation.
A week later, I had received absolutely nothing. No replacement, no tracking information, no gift card and no further communication.
I then sent another email expressing my frustration and asking for some actual answers rather than more empty promises.
And here's where things get even better...
Five days later, a parcel finally arrives!
Naturally, I thought the issue had finally been resolved.
Nope.
Inside the parcel was ONE item instead of the TWO I had ordered, and to top it all off, the item that did arrive was DAMAGED.
You honestly couldn't make this stuff up.
So, after all the delays, missing parcels, incorrect contact details, broken promises and assurances from management, Pixel Burn has managed to deliver an incomplete order containing damaged goods.
Let's recap:
Original order: Never properly delivered.
Customer service: Difficult to contact.
Management's promised express replacement: No clear communication or tracking.
Promised $14.49 gift card: Never received.
Eventual delivery: Five days after my follow-up complaint.
Contents: One damaged item out of the two ordered.
At this stage, I'm genuinely wondering what the next surprise will be.
What makes this particularly disappointing is that I was initially quite reasonable and appreciative of Ryan's willingness to personally look into the matter. I gave the company every opportunity to put things right.
But repeatedly apologising, making promises and then delivering yet another problem is not customer service.
Pixel Burn has managed to turn one simple purchase into an ongoing administrative nightmare.
I still don't have what I paid for, and the amount of time I've wasted chasing this company is completely unacceptable.
If you're considering ordering from Pixel Burn, I would seriously reconsider. The challenge apparently isn't








