ImpartureReviews of imparture.com

Very unprofessional Spamming their courses to the other side of the world means they are desperate, don't care about spamming laws or have been compromised due to lax security Either way very unprofessional

The company won't stop spamming me... I have never signed up with them.

This company spams me relentlessly with unsolicited email, despite me unsubscribing. I have never signed up with them nor have I ever heard of them before this. No idea where they got my business details from and I would never do business with a company like this.

I have never given my email address to Imparture and have certainly never had any dealing with them, but they keep on spamming me multiple times a week for their courses. They do it from different email addresses (different domains), which means that they know very well what they are doing: they try to circumvent spam filters. Search for "imparture spam" and you will find many other people complaining about their aggressive spamming. Removing the email address doesn't work, they continue spamming. Considering their business practice, I wonder how many good reviews on this site are actually genuine.

Relentless spam emails, almost daily (for months) about social media training, from a company whose own social media presence is mediocre, at best. Alternatively, Imparture could offer a course in what it entails for a business to remain compliant with the FTC CAN-SPAM Act (2003) which makes companies like Imparture subject to penalties of up to $41,484 for this kind of soliciting. This is because adding my name to an email marketing list, without my consent and forcing me to unsubscribe in order to opt-out, is a violation of the CAN-SPAM Act. This is when a ZERO star would come in handy.

Imparture breaks one simple rule of not sending unsolicited spam email - I never heard of them before today, and definitely didn't subscribe to their emails.

Constant spamming! Stop doing this!

Constant spam from multiple domains and multiple people. My account has been spammed from multiple domains, which stops me from filtering out the spam via outlook's 'block domain' feature. Classy there Imparture... There are five specific domains that I was being spammed from (all variations on imparture). Precise domains removed since Imparture considers them sensitive/personal information. One employee in particular is spamming from three different domains just themselves!