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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Persistent spamming under different names with inconsistent pitches

I am receiving repetitive, unsolicited marketing emails from "Upscale Performance Lab" via jenny[at]upscaleperformancelab.co.

This outreach is particularly sloppy and frustrating for a few clear reasons:

Inconsistent identities: In the space of a single week, emails from the exact same sender name and address switch between signing off as "Jennifer" and "Elizabeth."

Recycled cookie-cutter scripts: The emails rely on generic, copy-pasted sales templates ("I won't say 14 clients in 34 seconds...", "I saw the recommendation from..."), making it obvious these are automated blasts rather than genuine outreach.

Non-existent permission: I have never requested these communications, nor do I have any relationship with this agency.

Constantly clogging up inboxes with automated cold pitches under shifting names does not build trust—it just marks a company as a persistent nuisance.

I’d urge them to immediately stop harvesting contact details and remove unverified addresses from their automated sequence tools.

September 9, 2026
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