Fashion Week Online is proud to launch a new public service: helping people get in touch with PissedConsumer.com.
It started when PissedConsumer listed two of our restricted email addresses, members@ and legal@, on a page titled “Contact Fashion Week Online Customer Service.” We asked them to take those two down, and told them they were welcome to keep our actual customer service address. Their Customer Success team replied that profile pages “reflect publicly available business information, primarily information businesses themselves have published,” and added: “Since the information remains publicly listed by your organization, we will retain it on the profile page at this time.”
Those addresses appear in exactly one place on our site: our privacy policy, for privacy and data requests. They’re spelled out as “legal AT fashionweekonline DOT com” precisely so bots can’t scrape them, right beside a note that says “no solicitations; all spam reported.” PissedConsumer decoded them, dropped the note, and turned them into one-click “Send Message” buttons. Their own site says it gathers contact details “primarily from official companies’ channels, such as corporate websites.” Our official channel says no solicitations. We even offered them our real customer service address. They kept the ones marked no solicitations anyway.
None of this should be very surprising for a company that has a whopping 1.7 stars on Trustpilot and a C- from the Better Business Bureau, where it isn’t accredited.
In the meantime, we found their reasoning so inspiring that we decided to return the favor. Below is PissedConsumer’s own contact information, every bit of it published by PissedConsumer itself, labeled to match its designated purpose, just as they so thoughtfully did for us.
How to Reach PissedConsumer
All of this comes straight from PissedConsumer’s own website. Since they’ve published it, they surely won’t mind us passing it along.
| Purpose | Contact |
|---|---|
| Email (their legal page names it for subpoena questions, so presumably it’s for everything) | help@pissedconsumer.com |
| Legal documents (web form) | Legal Information page, bottom of page |
| General inquiries and contact-detail complaints | General inquiry form |
| Everything else | Contact PissedConsumer |
| Postal mail | Consumer Opinion LLC, 701 S Carson St, Suite 200, Carson City, NV 89701 |
Please be polite. They’re very busy deciding what other people’s contact details are for.
Still Having Trouble?
If PissedConsumer doesn’t answer your email, you’re in good company. You can also try them on their official social accounts: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, or company representatives like Vlada Zastavlenko (vlada@pissedconsumer.com). Please contact them only through their work channels.
Contact tools like ContactOut can also help you find additional official company email addresses that aren’t surfaced through the usual channels.
And if all else fails, PissedConsumer has thoughtfully published a directory of State Attorneys General contacts for consumers who feel a company isn’t treating them fairly. We can’t think of a better use for it.
The Fine Print
If PissedConsumer objects to this page, they’re welcome to contact us. Fair warning: we get a great deal of mail, much of it goes unanswered, and our lawyers tell us we often have no obligation to respond.
