I just found what pianokeys.com really … I just found what pianokeys.com really is, when myself became yet another victim of their scam. My paypal account charged me $297 after their $0.99/mo free trial. I love the Youtube videos from Ryan, but it only suggests music has no correlation with a person's honesty.

Absolute scam Absolute scam. Collecting payment details for an almost free trial ($0.99), apparent money back guarantee, hard to cancel, huge yearly (not monthly) billing, no phone number to contact them on. I didn't use their platform once. Suddenly you get a charge for $197 USD. They know exactly what they're doing. Disgraceful.

Learned a lot of songs in six months I signed up in July of 2016 and have learned to play about 15 songs since then. Learning to play popular songs was the main reason I signed up and I must say that the tutorials have been very helpful. One benefit is that I can play the videos on my tablet and set it right on my keyboard so that I can follow along. I like learning on my own time rather than having to go to someone's house or a studio for traditional lessons (plus they usually don't even teach you to play popular songs in most of those cases). The videos average in length based on how difficult or if the song has a lot of different parts to learn. But I also want to point at that PianoKeyz has some general (non-song) lessons too, and those have really helped my hand coordination and learning to improvise. I signed up for a one year membership at $229 so I feel the value has been very worth it. I almost took lessons locally until I notice that it would be about $40/hour, so the online lessons option wins hands down. I would recommend and to go for the 1 year membership so you don't have to worry about any monthly renewals.

Attempt to earn easy money on non-attentive users Owned and run by Ryan Jones (the piano player). Be very careful if you sing in for the free month - if you forget to cancel the subscription, site will automatically charge you $297 for the second month. Ryan will not agree to refund the money. He answers support requests and makes it clear that it's user's fault to not read the terms. The site only has a bunch of videos most of which you already can access in youtube. The site also has a misleading ad on front page - $10/month, which makes it look like access after first month will only cost $10. So it all looks like a fraudulent attempt to earn easy money on non-attentive users so I hope someone will be able to sue him.

Fraud company Fraud company. Do not take the $0.99 trial. They will charge you $297 every month, and no way you can take them back.