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After reading most of the ebooks available here, I decided to cancel my subscription. The support team, without bombarding me with lots of questions, cancelled the same within a few hours. Overall, I had a good experience using this platform.

Quick Tutor helped me while revising my basics. The lessons are simple, and I didn’t feel overwhelmed while going through them, which is important for beginners.

definitely some sort of scam/ shady something going on here. Ended up with a "reminder" email of my subscription renewal (which I'd never signed up for) and a charge in my bank account. Emailed support and they said they would cancel the recurring fee but claimed their "records" showed I had signed up and shold have received a login email, etc., none of which ever happened. They are clearly using some sort of shady tactics connected to Apple Pay or Google Pay to sign people up for things they have no awareness of.

I needed to cancel my subscription and contacted customer support. They responded quickly and completed the cancellation without any delay.

The ebook collection covers many topics, from health to creative subjects. It’s quite useful for busy parents like me.

There was an attempt to charge my credit card for a monthly subscription. I don’t even know how they got my number. Cannot make a connection between what I may have been looking at online that supports this charge.

Total scam. I have no idea where the positive reviews come from, they must be fake.
I didn't subscribe to this website, nor did I receive any emails about this subscription. Somehow they stole my card details and took £10.99 from my bank account. I acted quickly and contacted my bank. I will be refunded but unfortunately I had to cancel my bank card as the transaction would be reoccuring.
Don't bother contacting their customer service as judging by other reviews they don't cancel anything or give a refund. Just contact your bank and say you don't recognize the transaction.

I had NEVER visited this company's website and had never heard of them till I tried to send a free Christmas greetings e-card on the 123greetings site. 123greetings site said the card I'd picked was free and to confirm this was the card I wanted to send. I clicked confirm and was immediately told I'd signed up for £50 pm with this quick-tutor. Then got an email from quick tutor saying thank you for your subscription and the service charge is £11 bi weekly. I contacted my fraud dept at the bank and 123greetings and quick tutor.
123greetings sent a totally weird email telling me this is normal for their free site and it's called "Click jacking".
The bank said I better cancel my card so I have... Over Christmas now card less!!
And just now quick-tutor said they've cancelled the subscription.
Warning... Their free trial lasts 24 hours. Had I not acted so quickly they'd have taken £50 and kept it!! This is quite literally online robbery.
I think 123greetings are highly negligent too.
click jacking is another way of saying it's online robbery.
So beware quick-tutor and 133greetings.
suggest avoid.

My son has been watching the online tutoring videos and they have really helped him understand his lessons better. The explanations are simple, and he can go back to rewatch whenever he needs. It's been a great help for his studies.

Easy to contact the customer support team and unsubscribe

Excellent! Thank you for the activation and your speedy response.

thanku so much. I really appreciate your quick assistance.

Pity we can’t give no stars. I just discovered I have been paying this company for absolutely nothing for over a year. I have no recollection of signing any subscription and it seems to have had something to do with Apple. Oddly on a credit card I only use when I am out of the country which is why I didn’t notice. Have tried contacting them on 4 different email addresses but they have been returned as not valid.
Feel so stupid not noticing. The bank have stopped the DD but can’t do anything about the years worth of payments.

Search for "quick tutor" in your trash mail, and you find a subscription cancellation button in the mail that says you started a subscription. I'm sure you also got scammed, as I did

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Scamed me. Stay away from this crap!

I somehow ended up with a subscription but after emailing the customer service they just asked for my email adress and last 4 digits of my card and cancelled my subscription straight away, they also refunded me the money that has already been taken.

Signed up and immediately forgot about it (severe AUDHD), my mistake, right?
Well, after being charged for the subscription fee (which I did not see on Apple and could not figure out what app/site it was for) I plead my case with the customer care.
As a disabled, working full-time, single mother of 2, I figured since they could very well see that I’d never even logged into the service -at all- I would no problem receive the (extremely needed) subscription fee refunded.
I sent a respectful request and was sent a copy/paste of “you signed up for this, you’re paying for it” response back.
Fair enough.
Can’t even say if it’s worth it, as I cannot get over the nerve.

0/10 would not recommend and would 10/10 steer clear of at all costs. If they can’t even take care of people as customers, what could they possibly make up for in tutoring?
Scam.