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This site does a bait and switch. They first ask for your email and tells you that you will receive free templates. Of course I used a fake email because many companies are doing this now. This is incredibly unethical. There is absolutely no reason to ask for an email. How many customers do you actually get that purchase because of an email you sent? It isn't worth throwing away ethics to simple spam people with marketing they don't want. Some of us are looking for free templates. If you don't have a free service that is fine but stop wasting peoples time.
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I apologize for your bad experience but this is a general practice of asking for email while giving free giveaway. As you used a FAKE EMAIL ID, we confirm each and every email via MailChimp (double optin - when a customer confirms via link then only we send them the email), this is the reason you did not receive the download link to our free slides.
Some of our customers who are not comfortable giving email ids; ask for our free slides directly by contacting us and we happily provide them our free slides.
Once a user provides us his/her email id, we also send them weekly free slides. If someone is not comfortable to receive further emails, there is an unsubscribe button in each email which can be done anytime. Again this is a standard industry practice which is followed by almost all internet companies.
I once again apologize for the inconvenience caused. If you need our free slides, you can contact us from our website and we will happily provide you our free slides without needing to subscribe our newsletter. Hope that helps.