Deceptive marketing $10 is actually $144 Deceptive marketing. They sell you a $10 course, which turns out to be a discounted annual membership. A year later you get $144 taken from your card. Why is it deceptive because the annual membership isn't obvious. It's in tiny wording on the checkout. The offer and ads never mention it. It's a tactic which many would say is unethical. You can't chat to them, you have to email and response times are slow. Edit: Emailed them 3 times since got no reply

Ash K Ash K. helped me to cancel my Creator U subscription without any issues. He was understanding to my situation and did a great job.

My interaction with Ash was incredible My interaction with Ash was incredible, the resolution and response was done in a timely manner. My offer to you reading this is that before you buy anything online... memberships, programs, etc. READ EVERYTHING before you click on purchase or join.

As a new Professional in the industry… As a new Professional in the industry of online marketing, I grab a lot of deals. The problem is, I don't always use them. A year goes by and I realized I hadn't even remembered signing up for this amazing offer. I was offered the opportunity for a partial refund (which was actually very amazing considering to says about 100 times, auto renew will happen do you don't cancel). But more importantly, I was treated kindly and encouraged to continue praying my dreams. I stuck with the company, no refund needed! I can't wait to dive in and use the tools!

Set up for a $239 subscription when I paid for a one-off $7 product. --- update --- Your reply is a lie. You've somehow managed to pull the emails to the email address linked to this review account, however this is not the email address that my subscription is with. This can therefore only mean that you are lying even further as you are relying on guess-work and false information. Further proof to your increasingly popular colloquial name "ScamCart". To other users: Be very aware: read the reviews carefully for this and SamCart - you'll clearly see one of the Moran brothers pretending to be a customer who is impressed with the ability to store card information on the platform. The number of poor reviews says everything you need to know. -------- After checking the reviews i have seen that many people have been signed up to a subscription without their knowledge. I have just checked my account to see whether these claims are true and I can see they will be taking $239 in April 2025 - this for me verifies the complaints made over any claims from the business. To make it very clear: there was nothing to inform me of this, and if I hadn't checked my account to validate what others are saying I would be in the same boat as other customers. I was offered a $7 deal with no mention of a recurring annual subscription. I have looked at the option to cancel this subscription but this will then apparently deactivate the CreatorU account. You are forced to watch a video before being able to deactivate your account. I have held off while I exploit the available resources over the next day, and take whatever I can from them as this seems to be their strategy employed on all of us. I signed up for a 5-day course creator challenge, the materials appear to have been made without due care and attention - e.g. the pdf on chatGPT prompts has pre-written prompt templates, but if you look carefully the prompts in steps 2,3 and 4 (out of 4) are missing the end of the prompts and are therefore incomplete, which in my mind removes a lot of value and implies they are focussing on making money without focusing on providing high-quality materials. Further to this, the most recent reviews seem false and have set my alarm bells ringing. I am inclined to suggest that these are false claims. This review is for both SamCart and CreatorU as these are the same people.