Locked my student account for no reason. I found a 2 month trial period on YouTube, so I gave it a shot. 2 days into my learning, all of a suden I get logged out for no reason and my account was locked, my paypal payment was canceled and I could not log in anymore.. Contacted support, messaged them on Twitter, it has been a week and nothing, crickets.. Imagine if you would have to pay for this kind of support, so no thank you I will find another platform.

Extremely predatory pricing structure Extremely predatory pricing structure. Auto renewed with an email that went straight to my spam. I barely even remember signing up for the service in the first place, and never used it. As soon as I saw the (significant!) renewal charge on my CC bill I contacted them, and they refused to refund even though they could likely see I had never used it. I’ve had this happen a few times with subscriptions, and usually if you reach out within a window, they’ll accommodate the ask — left a terrible taste in my mouth and now will die on the hill of Skillshare being the worst.

WARNING WARNING: THEY SNEAK POLICIES INTO THEIR T&CS! I emailed them within minutes of being charged as I had forgotten about a free trial that I had taken up. I never received a reminder email and they have now said that they’ve got a policy of not doing refunds for any trials that are longer than 14 days. A very questionable and sneaky approach and I can see why there are so many bad reviews now…

Good courses and fast support service I am enjoying the courses and the platform ad a nice UI. Support was super fast with reacting to my questions, so that was very nice for a change. Haven't tried to cancel my subscription yet (this seems to be the biggest reason for people to give a bad review... we'll see)

I had never heard of this company… I had never heard of this company before I found a 53 euros charge on my bank account from them. I have no idea how they got by card's info. I cannot ask for a refund, since I never created an account with them. Also, 53 euros is not the price of any of their available subscriptions, so that makes even less sense.