Ragebreed 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Ragebreed is very unprofessional and very toxic. They don’t know how to do things correctly. They take advantage of singers their talent. There’s too much drama, toxic and favoritism. They don’t know... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What poor Kristina has gone through is awful. Rage breed kept a known abuser signed whilst dismissing the victim.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Racist, abusive, toxic, no morals, no ethics, no idea. Those are a few things that describe the self proclaimed "CEO" of a non existing company. This is like a child's game but sadly, incredibly per... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Claims to support bands and live music, but never goes to gigs or posts anything on her profile about bands. All her posts and live videos are of her whining at a fireplace or sofa about "hater... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I'm unsure as to how this company can…

I'm unsure as to how this company can claim to be wholly above board.

Whilst every Facebook page associated with this company(of which there are legion)has it's reviews turned off - and any questions/comments/feedback are swiftly deleted by someone running them- they have put up a positive reviews only page.

This page consists of 'reviews' that are in a large part from anonymous sources, that strangely enough, have the same grammatical errors as the founder/C.E.O/director.

I fail to see how this company has existed since 1996 and have few positives to show in their 14 year history aside from these 'reviews'.

Rather than taking it on the chin and learning from past mistakes, the person in charge takes everything astonishingly personally, and resorts to labelling people jealous, haters and bullies.

On the subject of bullying, ragebreed claims to be fiercely anti-bullying, whilst conversely sending threatening cease and desists - along with threats of further legal action and police involvement-to anyone that dares to express an opinion that is not in the company handbook.

The director/C.E.O is also keen to throw around every '-ism' they can lay their hands on so they can play victim when someone points out their unfair (I am reticent to say criminal) practices.

It is this sort of ferocious manipulation of any narrative that makes it clear to see that this company is incapable of dedicating its time to its claimed objectives.

Keep your involvement, and your money, away from this shambles of a company.

September 24, 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Where to begin...

Where to begin? First of all, the “magazine”, or rather, the non-downloadable PDF file they produced is laughably bad. Grammatical errors throughout, diction that a toddler might come up with and graphic design that looked like it was done by Stevie Wonder. On top of this, the “editor” (If you can call her that, considering an editor’s job is to notice glaring mistakes in a publication) decided to plaster about 40 selfies of herself throughout and include features on her own projects in a pathetic and narcissistic attempt at self-promotion. The cherry on top is that the “free” CD, which they claim is justification for the magazine’s high price point (Don’t know how that makes it a “free” CD) hasn’t arrived to anyone who actually paid for the thing.

A quick look through the social media accounts associated with Ragebreed paint a clear picture of a delusional founder who clearly hasn’t the faintest clue how to use social media to their basic advantage, let alone run a company. They seem to recruit gullible people to work for pretty much nothing, while the founder seems to pocket everything themselves. Fake reviews adorn the questionable page created for positive reviews that was created to try and quell the negative image Ragebreed as cultivated for itself through their deceptive and manipulative tactics used to try and draw people in to do the bidding of the head of this so-called company.

The aforementioned CD that hasn’t been sent out yet was supposed to feature many bands who apparently paid £50 to be featured, without being told about the magazine’s reach and without even a guarantee of the CD’s production. Seems that they were relying on a worker to do it for them for free and then they left. Which begs the question about where the £50 per band went?

Quick tip for the people behind Ragebreed, if the collective public who is aware of you have only negative things to say about you, then maybe the problem is with you and not them.

Time to pack this absolute disaster in and let it die. At this rate it seems like a day in court will probably resign them to that fate, as opposed to them closing voluntarily. Either way, the world will be slightly better off once Ragebreed and their rampant toxicity is gone.

Edit: For the record she also is not affiliated with Bloodstock in any way, shape or form. This has been confirmed by people who actually work for the festival. So, you can just count that as another lie.

September 23, 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Does not understand what a boycott is...

A boycott is an act of nonviolent, voluntary and intentional abstention from using, buying, or dealing with a person, organization, or country as an expression of protest, usually for moral, social, political, or environmental reasons.

The purpose of a boycott is to inflict some economic loss on the target, or to indicate a moral outrage, to try to compel the target to alter an objectionable behavior.

September 23, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

t's all rain drops and dark clouds when…

Jokes aside.

Ragebreed as a company believe it’s perfectly fine to belittle and target children, to leak private and personal information, to post false information about people in a bid to secure work. And actively finds excuses to delay the delivery of services. I encourage whoever thinks about working with Karina and co to actively research them beforehand to save yourself a future lose.

Also a poem.

I t's all rain drops and dark clouds when ur DOWN,
YEAH, no one ever seams to come around when it's all rain drops and dark, DARK ass clouds-
But that's ok and I sure dont mind so by the why who the f told u I needed u anyway-
so I'll keep my rain drops and this dark ass clouds I don't mimd staying wet from head too toe from time to time because its always been rain drops and dark ass clouds for me.
just another old dirty mud puddle and thats all u will ever see. But if u had eyes of ur own u too could see what I see but that's too far-fetched for you so worried about what others see your eyes have become useless to you and that's sad to me this rain drops are heaven to me I dance and move with the beat of the drum they lay out fro me I love skipping around these mud puddles you see these dark clouds shade me when you have none so in my eyes I'm pretty blessed and one day you'll see it don't take Sunshine and rainbows for you to be happy all you need to do is follow the beat of the drum that life laid out for you now get up and open your eyes stop letting others lead you they only know what makes them happy you see so why would you let them tell you what happiness is supposed to be they're not you and you'll never be me
This is about Society in a hole like I said no one person sees things the same or Happy over the same thing and nor will they ever be so let life take you by the hand start dancing to your on drum stay the off everyone else's life's laid a beat out just for you all you got going to do is look and see

September 23, 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

1 star is validation Ragebreed doesn’t deserve

Start with the magazine. If you can call it that. If you get past the contents page without having a seizure you’re a better human than me. Then, you’re faced with sentence after sentence full of errors of all kinds.

If the editor spent as long on editing as she did putting 86 pictures of herself in there it might be passable. I feel for any band that paid to be in that. And paid as much as they would in an actual magazine too.

The cd never turned up.

Imagine being a promoter that hasn’t put a gig on in nearly year and you need a dispute process, that you have to publish every day.

Imagine claiming to be about the music yet have hundreds of people with negative experiences of you speaking out only for the director to say they’re just haters.

Ragebreed will convince you they’re working for you and it will be worth it. I guess it depends how much you like getting conned while eating cucumber sandwiches.

Avoid like the plague.

September 23, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Disgusted by hate-speech

I was very concerned to witness anti-Semitic language from the director of this company on her own public Facebook profile. When I took the time and emotional burden to point out her hate-speech, she told me I was being ‘sensitive’, promptly deleted our entire conversation and blocked me. I haven’t used this company’s services but I will now never do so, as I do not wish to be responsible for lining the pockets of someone who is at best ignorant and unwilling to learn and at worst fully aware but completely uncaring.

September 23, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What even is this?!

What even is this? They book your band and pay you in SANDWICHES!!! Also, that magazine. Awful. It’s not a magazine at all. It’s just Karina and her badly done eyeliner stroking her own ego. Why is it always the ones that shouldn’t have millions of pictures of themselves everywhere, always do?

September 23, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Magazine was a complete rip off

Magazine was a complete rip off, paid for it but it's just a free and publicly available webpage, you can't even download a copy to keep if you paid. The free CD hasn't been sent out well over 4 weeks after purchase.
On top of this total con, the magazine itself is basically illegible due to the consistent typos, awful spelling, grammar and design.
Stay away. Company run by a complete narcissist who included her own face in the magazine more than 50 times.

July 6, 2020
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