Skillshare

35 E 21st St, Fl 5, 10010, New York, United States
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1.35
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Skillshare

Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes in design, business, technology and more. The Skillshare community is comprised of over 5 million students and thousands of teachers, from 100+ countries, who come to learn cutting-edge skills, network with peers and discover new opportunities.

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Dep
BR

Pathetic Pathetic company that can only survive through shady terms of service, hostile subscription schemes and refund policies, and obfuscated cancellation processes. A scam dressed up in modern web design but, still, at the heart of it, a scam run and operated by cowards. Lamentable.

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Timothy Hardin
GB

Crap Crap. Anything on here is also on youtube for free and even when you unsubscribe they still charge you. I was just charged 165 today when I canceled a year ago. I give them a 1 because 0 to -5 is not an option. I have already blocked their payment and reported them. I can't believe I canceled a year ago and got charged today. What kinda shady bs that that?

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Ribers
DK

Just don’t Not worth the money and sneaky way of luring you into membership. READ their refund policy. It’s horrible and you end up paying after trial run out! I tried contacting their support team, but they have no intention of helping. You just get automatic pre written emails.

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Astrid
NL

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)

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LB
GB

Don't do it - just read a book! Don't do it - you'll never be able to cancel. They hide your billing information and deactivate your ability to delete your account, yet you still get charged. Even under the equality act 2010 they do not assist you - despite asking as a reasonable adjustment. It's horrific. Just go and read a book.

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