Teachable's Troubling Tolerance for Copyright Infringement Teachable's failure to take action against unlawful sellers on their platform is extremely troubling. Copyright infringement is widespread, and it appears that Teachable is neglecting this significant problem. As an illustration, here is an instance of a seller who is unlawfully selling courses: offer DOT dentaledx DOT com SLASH dday

AVOID AT ALL COSTS This company is abysmal. Try cancelling or getting a refund as per their 30-day money back guarantee. They will deliberately block / avoid you being able to do so. They won't allow you to even speak to customer services unless YOU PAY THEM! It's outrageous.

no customer service, confusing interface as a paying customer i cannot get any answers from customer service. dead silence on all my tickets. while it has good features for building courses and sales pages, there are some functionalities that dont work, the payout structure is very confusing (and that is coming from a former finance professional), user interface needs a good polish, it is at aleast a decade behind, not very sleek. this is my last attmept to get to them and I will be looking for alternatives.

Total lack of contact details We were trying to look at a Radar Course and had some questions before signing up but this was impossible as we had to sign up to receive an email and were required to pay up front! There is no details of a contact for the provider on the site, and their confirmatory email did NOT have a ‘Reply to’ email, when we used the email we received it was a ‘no reply’ one, and they didnt reply when I tried ‘info at’ teachable.com.Transparency? NOT!

The Modern Snake-Oil Salesman After an initial 5-minute viewing, although I made repeated attempts, even resetting the password, I’ve been unable to access a workshop for a Zentangle Art Inspired workshop. Replies from the content designer: “Your computer has a virus,” “You need to reboot,” “I don’t see any problems from my end,” “You accessed the course once,” etc.. Messages to Teachable via the address provided on the site for customer service received the reply: “This email isn’t checked. You must use the email provided on the website.” I researched Teachable.com and concluded it’s like a traveling snake oil salesman; promised results to trusting consumers for a product that’s unauthentic and fraudulent.