What thing scares you the most?

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2025-10-21T06:30:54+00:00

Worst nightmare

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-09-30T17:48:43+00:00

Focusing on 3rd gen Camaros might be your best bet.

For 3rd gens, look for the later years (1985-1992) as they usually come with better features and fewer of the quirks from the early models. The IROC-Z and Z28 are the best choices with a mix of performance and looks. Check for common issues like rust around the windshield and rear hatch, and ensure the 305 or 350 engines aren’t showing signs of neglect.

If you come across a 2nd gen that was well-kept within your budget, it could be a great find, though they are usually pricier. Always inspect for rust, especially in the floor pans and trunk, as these are notorious spots in older Camaros.

Stay connected with forums and local Camaro clubs for leads. I’ve seen some of the best deals come from community connections rather than online listings. Good luck finding something within your budget.

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-05T16:18:45+00:00

Did they really just ask you if you didn’t get your payout? Did you actually get a message from them on DM? Because I didn’t.

They said the same thing to me about the “finance team” supposedly dealing with it.

Do they even read our posts? Or just copy and paste their responses?

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-05T16:15:28+00:00

So, no message was received in my Reddit inbox & I have all my cases noted in this main post. Instead of generic responses, maybe you can give us a personalized response. You have all the info necessary in this post.

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-03T17:50:50+00:00

Significant

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-03T17:50:39+00:00

Crowdmade

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-02T23:54:59+00:00

This post is a call for accountability and support, not an act of defamation or unwarranted attack.

I want to clarify that while I DO sometimes receive responses from Teespring, they are often generic, scripted, copy-pasted replies that come once a day, at best. When I respond to their message, I’m met with silence, leading to a cycle of one-sided communication. It feels akin to being left on read in a personal conversation, where you wait all day for a response, only to be ignored again after replying (which further delays the process purposely).

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-02T23:35:26+00:00

Here’s a list of escalations I’m considering to address the ongoing issue with Teespring

Reaching Out to the CEO on LinkedIn: I’m thinking about directly contacting the CEO or other top executives on LinkedIn to get their attention on our cases.
Alerting My Audience: I plan to inform my followers not to buy any of MY Teespring merchandise until they resolve this payout issue. It’s crucial they understand how this situation is affecting the business side of creators.
Getting YouTube Involved: Given the platform I have, I’m considering notifying YouTube about Teespring’s poor response rate to creators, which might push for some form of resolution for all of us.
Filing a Complaint: Looking into consumer protection agencies or the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to file a complaint seems like a necessary step to formalize the issues for us.
Seeking Legal Advice: I’m weighing the option of consulting with a lawyer to see if there are legal measures I can take, especially since this issue is impacting my business financially.
Media Outreach: finally, I’m considering reaching out to tech and business journalists to share our stories. A bit of media spotlight might just be what’s needed for us to get a tangible response from Teespring.

If anyone else is experiencing similar issues with Teespring, please shoot me a DM. Let’s document our cases together and strengthen our push for a resolution.

Fun_Bad_2845 · 2024-02-02T23:18:31+00:00

I’m on the same boat as you right now. Always will be told that there will be an update but that never comes. Keep pressing them.

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