I recently had an encounter with ProWrestlingTees.com, which is the same company as One Hour Tees, and it was less than positive. Then, I got on Twitter and boy…did I see something that shocked me.
The company account had Tweeted that the worst part of the job were the “fucking customers.” I had to blink a few times…really? Did this guy really just say that after my experience.
See, my experience with ProWrestlingTees.com was already sour. I had ordered a few shirts for the holidays. My hope was to have them in by Christmas, so I ordered in mid-NOVEMBER. When did the shirts arrive? MID-JANUARY!!!!!
The shirts were basic, low-quality printed t-shirts. I was confused, since I had paid a premium $25 per shirt. Not only were the shirts average, the quality of service was below average and then I get on Twitter to see the guy complaining about his “fucking customers.” Who would have such nerve?
It gets worse, though. This attitude is broadcasted through their Twitter feed fairly openly. They treat past customers who are unsatisfied with disdain, even threatening to shit on their future orders.
Threatening to shit on clothing one might purchase.
Of course, they made that pale in comparison by calling the guy a professional-word.
“dumbest fuck on Twitter.” No actually, not at as long as OneHourTees.com has an account.
The moron running the account has a history of being emotionally unstable, according to others on Twitter, though. Apparently, he even gets angry with fans who buy from other vendors!
“severe emotional breakdowns.” That’s how your fans perceive you.
Blocking is the easy way out for people with nothing to say.
You might be saying to yourself, “Wow, these guys are total cunts.” Well, they actually admit to that. They are childish, vain, emotional and insulting.
“we are cunts”
Avoid using ProWrestlingTees.com or OneHourTees.com. Just take a magic marker, a cheap one, and draw on the cheapest shirt you can find at a yard sale, then mail a dollar to the wrestler whom you based the shirt on…maybe.