Strong customer service At first, I was kind of annoyed, as I realised I'd been put on the wrong tariff (I only zoom my daughter at Harvard once a week, as a rule). But when I complained, the support person at ZOOM instantly agreed that I should be on the free tariff, and immediately refunded my £155. So I thought she deserved a thumbs-up!!!

HORRIBLE COMPANY HORRIBLE COMPANY, GREEDY USING BOTS, NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT, AND IF YOU GET A SUPPOSED HUMAN THEY DONT RESPOND . JUST JUNK OF A COMPANY. AGREED WITH ALL THE OTHER REVIEWS OF HOW TERRIBLE THIS COMPANY IS.

I don't feel confortable using their products any more The problems at Zoom extend throughout the entire company. It seems the main emphasis is on meeting team goals rather than prioritizing customer experience. They're really struggling—basic questions are left unanswered for months. The only upside seems to be its integration with meeting rooms, but when it comes to software and customer service management, many aspects are far from reliable. I don't feel confortable using their products any more

Incompetent developers This application is beyond terrible. As soon as you try minimizing the window it will cause a memory leak, crashing your whole computer. Keep in mind this issue hasn't been fixed for more than a year. I doubt the developers even remotely care. Never again!

Fraudulent Charge - DO NOT SUBSCRIBE I received an email asking if I will be renewing my Zoom subscription. I replied to their correspondence, that I wouldn't be as we have Microsoft Teams. This company billed me 6 months later. It is impossible to get to anyone in the company, their chat is an AI, so if you live outside the USA the time zone difference prevents you from getting to a support person. I've now had to put in a bank dispute against the charge to get my money back. If you subscribe make sure you cancel your plan, they make it difficult to get out of the plan. They fool us into thinking that when we reply to their communication saying we won't renew. They go ahead and still bill the card on file without our permission. What should happen, is that we are notified 60 days before a contract is about to be renewed so we can cancel without any further charges. This is a dishonest and unethical way for any company to operate when selling subscriptions.