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I would give them zero stars if I could. Their customer service is absolutely terrible. The person I was emailing with was incredibly rude and unprofessional. If leadership wants to see what I'm talking about, I'm happy to share the entire email conversation. They were referred to me by a travel industry source, but they've lost my business with how they treat customers.

Absolutely terrible experience from start to finish. I signed up for their trial after purchasing Microsoft Office, and the whole thing was a complete disaster. They automatically enrolled me in a trial that expired almost immediately without me even getting a real chance to explore what they offer. I managed to get support to reset it once, but after spending about an hour on the platform, I decided it wasn't worth my time or money. When the trial period ended, customer service refused to extend it any further. The site is overpriced, the trial period was basically useless, and their support team seems completely out of touch with what customers actually need. If you can't even get a meaningful trial experience, there's no way I'm paying for their service. I cannot recommend this to anyone.

Complete waste of my money. The website constantly has technical issues and everything loads painfully slow. The actual course content doesn't live up to expectations either. I wouldn't suggest this site to anyone looking for quality learning resources.

I've purchased lots of courses over the years and currently have a subscription, but things have gone downhill. The subscription model seemed promising at first, but it pretty much meant all my previous purchases were a waste. The real problem is that they barely release anything new anymore and they don't refresh their older courses. Whatever they do put out is pretty generic and nowhere near the quality and depth of their older offerings. I'm canceling my subscription because I can't honestly recommend them anymore. The company seems to be losing steam. They really could have capitalized during the pandemic to grow their online offerings, but instead they moved in the opposite direction.

This company has serious problems. For one, most of their video content is ancient. Their Photoshop classes, for example, cost about 10 to 11 euros monthly but they're teaching versions from 2015. Plus, there are classes where you literally cannot skip ahead to the next lesson. I switched to Karl Taylor for similar topics and the difference is night and day. His content is current and he releases new classes and workshops regularly.

I've been taking courses here since 2015 and have always appreciated the instructor quality, solid course material, and professional production standards. They offer classes on tons of different subjects, which has been fantastic. I used their courses heavily in late 2021 to help with my writing projects and found them invaluable. The ability to revisit and study specific parts of the videos was crucial for my creative work. Overall, I'm grateful for the learning opportunities they've provided and the wonderful instructors I've had the chance to learn from. The platform has been important to my growth as a creative professional.

I've picked up courses from them over several years, mainly when they're running sales. Lately though, it seems like they're not keeping up with the market. Their new course releases have slowed down significantly, especially in photography where there's barely anything about newer mirrorless cameras or drone work. A lot of their existing courses are pretty outdated at this point. They seem to always be having some kind of sale, which makes me wonder if they're struggling. With all the free content on YouTube now, I wouldn't be shocked if someone ends up buying them out or if they get absorbed into a bigger company.

I've been a customer since the early days and have taken quite a few courses with them. The key is timing your purchases right. When they run promotions, the courses are an absolute steal and the quality is fantastic. I really love that you get access to one free video lesson daily from their catalog through their app. The value is definitely there if you're patient and catch the sales.

This company is frustrating to deal with. They have automatic renewal turned on and they don't even bother sending you reminder emails so you can cancel if you want to. To make matters worse, they charged me twice because of this auto-renewal setup. Now I'm stuck waiting a full week just for customer service to get back to me. Be careful with this one.

Really great videos and content here. The annual subscription deal is fantastic and gives you solid value, especially if you end up finishing just a handful of courses during the year.

I'm pretty comfortable with photography basics but wanted to quickly pick up some skills for shooting newborn portraits before my baby arrives soon. I was mainly concerned about safe handling and positioning, and the Baby Safety and Posing course by Kelly Brown was exactly what I needed. Everything was explained thoroughly with plenty of time devoted to each topic. I feel much more confident now about working with newborns in photo sessions. Just a heads up that you'll want to have DSLR experience in full manual mode before taking this one. I also managed to score an extra discount on top of the sale price using a referral link.

I was totally new to photography and picked up one of John Greengo's beginner courses, and I'm so glad I did. Within the first hour, I learned more than I had from watching random YouTube videos for two weeks straight. The instruction was clear and really easy to follow. My only regret is not discovering this platform sooner. They also offer free daily video lessons and live streams that you can check out. Interestingly, I can access these free features on my iPad way easier than on my computer, though that might just be something on my end.

Had a really frustrating run-in with their customer service team. The support person I dealt with didn't actually read my questions carefully and just sent me generic responses that didn't help. It took four days to get any real resolution, and by that time, the sale I was trying to take advantage of had already ended. I asked to speak with someone else or escalate my issue, but they completely ignored those requests. I'm not going to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on their courses if this is the caliber of support I can expect when something goes wrong. Other companies handle things way better than this.