Stag Provisions

All I want is my order. I give you some money, you send some products, and that is the end of the transaction. Then why do so many American companies think that as soon as you have a customer's contact information you should immediately deluge them with marketing? My first order hasn't even arrived yet and you're already sending e-mails to my personal address encouraging me to BUY MORE STUFF! This is obnoxious. Especially in that I'm always careful to uncheck any boxes for marketing. And then I send a separate message to their customer service saying PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME MARKETING. And they acknowledge that message. But then, without fail, they send you marketing anyway. So this order will be immediately returned and they've permanently lost my business. Because they can't keep it in their pants and want to treat people like commodities instead of human beings (and customers). Retail is changing. Rapidly. So I can't understand why companies like STAG Provisions are still doing business like it's the 1980's and demonstrating no respect for customer preferences. People are exhausted of being endlessly marketed to. Customers should not have to work so hard to not be battered with unwanted marketing.