1to10xReviews of 1to10x.com

It’s a scam! Don’t ever pay them money for sear reservation, they might just say once in the bootcamp that it won’t be refunded but they will focus on getting money and seat booked. Also, please check the name on google it’s 1to10x LLC And do check the reviews before taking any steps.

I attended a free 2-day bootcamp and paid £99 to reserve a seat, as they claimed limited availability. Despite initially stating that payment could be made in instalments, they later insisted on full payment through PayPal Credit. Their persistence and aggressive tactics were unsettling and raised red flags about their legitimacy. I delayed the payment after their pushy sales, but they continued to harass me with calls, further heightening my suspicions. I investigated their listed instructors and reached out to one of them on LinkedIn. This individual, who was distinctly different from the others in the bootcamp, was shocked to hear he was allegedly part of the course. It became evident that he was not involved in the programme at all. I delved deeper and scrutinised the company's Trustpilot page. All these reviews looks suspicious, as positive reviews are all clustered around the same time, perhaps fabricated? This confirmed my decision to withdraw from the course and request a refund. However, my request for a refund was met with resistance and delay tactics. I spoke to Ryan Mason (false identify) and then to the admission manager, Mohammed who continuously assures me that the refund will be processed "tomorrow," yet no action has been taken, its been more 10 days. I have reached my limit with these deceitful practices. This company is operating a scam, and potential customers must be warned to avoid falling victim to their fraudulent schemes.

EDIT: DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THE FREE WEBINAR WITH YOUR PHONE NUMBER. I have changed this review to 1 star because I have been bombarded with calls and WhatsApp messages, with some numbers repeatedly calling me one after another. Despite blocking numbers, I keep getting new numbers calling me, all agents from this same company. I keep being sold the course with various discounts and incentives, and I assume my negative review has exasperated their attempts to reach out to me. Unfortunately, this behaviour is akin to an abusive ex and the best course of action is to just ignore it. I strongly advise to avoid this company. Please see my original review below: I recently attended a free 2-day webinar hosted by 10xDataAnalyst to explore whether a career in data analytics would be a good fit for me as someone new to the tech field. The webinar offered some hands-on experience, which was valuable, but I found that it was largely focused on promoting their 24-week paid course. This wasn't entirely unexpected, as free webinars often serve as a gateway to paid programmes, but I was left feeling that the price of the full course was inflated. The course is usually offered at the price of $5k, but was valued by the speakers as being over $23k based on the bonuses and benefits offered. A discount was offered to the attendees, so that the course would cost around $1.5k. For comparison, this is close to what established institutions such as the University of Cambridge charge for a similar programme, which made me question the pricing for an online course of this nature. That being said, the content I did experience was helpful for someone, like me, who is completely new to data analytics, as the webinar introduced me to foundational tools that are widely used in data roles. I did however feel that the practical portions of the sessions felt rushed and secondary to the company's sales pitch and motivational speeches about high-paying data careers. Overall, I don't think it was a waste of time, and I would recommend the free webinar to complete beginners as a stepping stone. However, I can't speak for the value of the full course, as I didn't move forward with it.

I attended their bootcamp. It was such unprofessional and just basic powerpoint presentation with no proper expertise. They are now trying to sell me there course for 1500 pounds which is insane. Even a very good specialisation track on coursera or Datacamp cost not more than 400 pounds. This shows that they nothing more than just a fraud or scam.

I recently attended a bootcamp hosted by this company, and it was a complete scam. The presenters were literally reading straight from PowerPoint slides, even using words like ‘awesome’ directly from the presentation. It was clear that they lacked genuine expertise, as they stumbled over their words and struggled with basic questions, stammering whenever someone asked a critical question or pointed out inconsistencies. The company claims to offer courses with no accreditation from any reputable institution. They use classic sales tactics, inflating the course price to $12k and then “discounting” it to $2.4k, making it seem like a great deal. In reality, they were just selling self-created PowerPoint slides with information you could easily find elsewhere. They also stated on August 4th that this was their first batch, but I already see reviews on Trustpilot and Quora. This inconsistency makes me suspect they are creating fake reviews to build false trust among potential customers. Moreover, their previous company, Dataisgood, seems to follow the same shady practices. It’s clear they’re trying to deceive as many people as possible with fake reviews and unqualified speakers. Stay away from this company if you value your time and money!