
Daniel “DazzaJay” Fitzgerald
AUSeems like a scam Pretzel Rocks claims to be a music service with royalty free music for use on streaming platforms such as Twitch and YouTube. It even has a "YouTube safe" mode. However, pretzel Music themselves just claimed copyright on my YouTube video and are now stealing all my ad revenue. Luckily YouTube has the ability to remove the song that triggered this, but it's a very scammy move by pretzel.

Andy Raichert
CYNot safe at all. Their claim is incredibly dangerous and misleading...will ultimately leave you, the content creator, holding the bag for copyright violations and muted videos. Edit after Pretzel response: "Dear Jane from Pretzel, There are few things to revise in the way of how you're replying to an email. 1. In your reply looks like you're scolding me. 2. Be informed: My YouTube Safe was on but I said maybe something happened and didn't work, so I turn it off and then on and decided to give it a try one more time in my last night stream, not only that I've got copyright claims on YouTube but I've got a warning from Twitch that three of the songs from the Chill EDM playlist were copyright, if I wasn't having the Copyrighted Audio Warnings on, on Twitch, I was going to get DMCAed.( Multiple instances of copyrighted audio have been detected in your VOD(s) within the past 24 hours.) 3. If I embarked on the free trial that means I'm a future paying customer, which means if everything works as advertised you'll get the money but here was not the case. Update your playlists and keep content creators save, as you advertise. I have unsubscribed and hope not to work with you again. Regards." Now I'm using SoundStripe and I didn't get any copyright claims. And now about TrustPilot, pretzel shouldn't have information about me...on pretzel I've used an email and on Trust Pilot other email, how come pretzel knows what was about my review?!