Demand Media

I may have been a bit rash in my original, 1-​star review, as the company at this point in time does seem to be working within the terms of their definition of fair. However, I will repeat that I miss the days of IndieClick, which DemandMedia acquired and practically ended. Keep you updated.

A Very Necessary Online Service That Can Help You Too!
Demand Media, Inc. is the same company as
and Together They Are Great!
I have been receiving their Advertisements, via email for years and Never really thought that I would ever have a use for their services up until yesterday because I put off something for a while, but as of yesterday, I did NOT wish to wait any longer!
Therefore back on Tuesday, July 22, 2014, I decided to sign on to their website and write out my questions and within a few seconds, I was able to get connected with a Highly, Qualified and Skilled Representative who goes by the name of Garrett L.
On the phone, he was very polite, understanding and listened to everything that I had to say addressing my questions and concerns, took his time and even walked me through solving all of the problems mentioned and then some!
It truthfully was a very Rewarding Customer Service and IT Online Help Experience!
Furthermore, You can also contact them if You should have other types of Questions besides Computer Related, such as Health Related, Legal, Real Estate, etc.
I more than Highly Recommend Garrett L. and Demand Media, Inc. Powered by
for ALL of your Computer /​IT Needs and Questions.
Thank you.

If I could give negative 5 stars, I would.
I ordered about $ 100 worth of prints from them (via their online art sales site,
) on November 16^th. on 11/​19, I got a notification that my items had shipped, and that a tracking # would be available the next day. That never happened. I sent an inquiry to them on 11/​22, and was told by «Janie» that I should wait 20 days before contacting them.
After 2 weeks and no art, I asked a series of questions and was given the same string of non-​answers and excuses. Finally, last week, they said that it must have been lost and they would send a replacement. fast forward a week, and nothing.
I send an inquiry, and get back a «sorry, we’re busy with the holiday rush» canned response and am told again by «Janie» that my order will be «slightly delayed». A month is not a «slight delay».
Avoid at all costs.
Update 17-​Dec-​2013: I finally just gave up and created a dispute with Paypal. Lets see how long S6 keeps my money (which they collected the same day I put in the order, mind you, which is a month ago now) and what excuses they give. I’ve reported them to BBB and am putting up negative reviews as widely as possible, documenting my horrible experience with this bottom-​feeder. Meanwhile, went and got the same art on Etsy, and I already have a tracking # showing shipment has occurred, all within 12 hours

If I could give this company 0 stars, I would. Please read this review and research this company online before giving them your business!
I purchased approximately $ 100 worth of art from Society6 (a subsidiary owned by Demand Media) on Aug. 20^th. I was told I would receive the item within 5 – 8 business days. As of today, Sept. 4^th, I still have not received the item.
In addition to not receiving the item, the company has been unable to provide me with any tracking information on the product. Customer service has been dismissive (at best) and actually requested that I wait an ADDITIONAL 20 days before contacting them again. I have left unreturned voicemails with a customer service rep by the name of Patrick which was unreturned. Contact reply forms from Society6 are automatically generated it seems, and do not provide answers to my specific questions.
I will also be filing a complaint with the BBB about Demand Media and its subsidiary, Society6.

I work here, in my personal opinion Demand Media is like a giant newsroom with tens of thousands of article writers and video producers on every subject. Everyone that works here is brilliant and really cares about what they are working on.

I went to ehow and found an interesting article.
I went to comment on it and it said I had to register.
*sigh* Fine. I’ll register.
Then, it tells me I can sign on with my facebook profile. Okay, I give away my anonymity but okay.
I go back to the article – signed in as my FB self – and it still requires me to create a ehow profile!
They want me to create both a ehow profile and have my FB link?
I may be missing something.