Artists and fans are still waiting for PledgeMusic to resolve their payment issues
Artists and fans have spoken out on the lack of communication from PledgeMusic following last month's public statement on delayed repayments and the future of the company.
In January PledgeMusic had to address the backlog of payments to artists and fans, which resulted in them asking for more patience while they find investors, and correct the repayment problem in "90 days".
Artists have shared their frustration at the lack of communication following their statements on the problem, with one band, Jesus Jones, revealing "Apparently - there is no-one working for Pledge UK, any more."
Apparently - there is no-one working for Pledge UK, any more. What i'm wondering - did those people get any redundancy payments? How much? And if they did, where did the money come from? #PayUsPledgeMusic
— Jesus Jones (@jesusjonesband) March 14, 2019
Jesus Jones also revealed that the person looking after their situation at PledgeMusic had left the company to start a new job, leaving a short message, "really sorry that I have to leave the company, I hope everything is resolved, for you."
Last week Benji Rogers, founder of DotBlockchain, announced his resignation from the company. In the statement, Rogers confirmed that he will continue in his "volunteer role to help the artists and fans who have been affected by the current issues at PledgeMusic."
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