Support couldn't care less about the service they offer
(I had to remove a part of my review because of trustpilot taking it down otherwise).
this is about imusician.pro, a service that claims to distribute music to various streaming services. The problems I have encountered with both their tech and, most importantly, their support have made me reconsider whether publishing music is something I want to do. It was an overall exhausting and demotivating experience. I planned to publish music I have created over decades step by step - but I very much doubt that imusician is a "sound partner" (pun intended) for this, as I would have to TRUST a partner with something like that - and whatever trust I may have had they have ruined.
It begins with: Their website is buggy, bug reports are pushed aside or ignored. I have seen problems with publications early on that looked like having been caused by this company's "we don't care" approach. I have gotten this impression from the way their support reacted to my inquiries. I assumed that technical issues are what I pay for to be resolved on side of those who caused the problem (their tech or their staff, I don't really care), not by me as the artist, yet, they see it exactly the other way around: I am to provide them with the means to undo their fault.
Facts on table: This publisher published a song under a different artist's identy, not my own. Even though I raised the flag early on, their customer support's response was basically "shrug, so what". Now, after ALL streaming services have my song filed with a different artist, not myself, this "service" expects me to provide ALL streaming services' links to their faulty publication results.
The question remains unanswered, what exactly the artist's job is supposed to be versus the publisher's job. If the artist has to fix mistakes the publisher makes, shouldn't the artist do the publication themselves in the first place.