ColosoReviews of coloso.global

I love the course I bought. Of course the player is horrible, if you get 10 hours of content, expect it to be 14 hours simply because of the buffering. I understand piracy concerns, however if you have a concern of thief's, then you get security, you don't strip search everyone who comes into the store. The course content is good. It is really expensive but the artists and buyers are niche so I can defend that with reassurance most of the money goes to the artist. But as I said, your going to waste hours on a course simply because of the buffering.

While I don’t think this company is a scam, it’s certainly a mess. I’ve purchased two very expensive tutorials from them and can’t even access them because apparently I “reached the three device limit” trying to use the iPad I always use + my usual laptop?? I reached out a week ago with no response. For a $100+ service it’s RIDICULOUS to not actually be able to access it on your own devices AND for them to be this incompetent when it comes to customer service. They have great people submitting lessons on their website, if only they could get it together long enough to at least deliver if they’re not gonna price reasonably instead of obsessing over restricting content in case someone plagiarizes. You’re better off using Skillshare, Proko, or Udemy. They’re streamlined, easy to use, AND actually work with assurances that they’ll respond to customers. - Butter Bubbles

The course description mentioned that advice from a professional would be provided, but in reality, responses to submitted questions took a long time to arrive. The lesson content also lacks clear explanations, making it difficult for beginners to learn effectively just by watching the videos. While the videos are created by a well-known Korean illustrator, the instruction is not structured in a systematic way, which makes it challenging to practice and improve on your own.

The courses are great but the player is garbage. It keeps crashing and telling that my internet is unstable, which is ot the case. Even a change to public dns won't help. Their player is unreliable and it's a pain to watch the courses. They don't care about you as a customer.