Lessons.comReviews of lessons.com

This company's greed led it to following in the footsteps of the despicable Thumbtack. Horrible customer service and rip-off rates.

Horrible. No customer service, impossible to reach by phone, and they never answered my emails with request for help. They will charge you for a single "lead" - meaning a potential match, up to $26,regardless of whether the lead would even contact you. They don't even ask you if you wanted that lead. I'm just furious! They will auto charge you for any POTENTIAL STUDENT, INCLUDING THOSE WHO HAVEN'T EVEN CONTACTED YOU PERSONALLY !!! Be warned! This is an absolute garbage, an abandoned piece of AUTOMATED SOFTWARE built to suck you the trusting teachers dry of your hard-earned money. So, if you are still considering listing your services with this company, lessons.com, don't! I would stay clear of them and look elsewhere for advertising opportunities. I wish I had read this review myself before I fell into their trap! You're welcome!

Wouldn't recommend this site. Only 9 requests, in 10 months. A few spam. A few ghost you. You pay for all of it. Almost seems like lessons.com acts like wannabe customers to have you pay.

I suspect the leads I got were all fake. They either went nowhere, or every interaction I had with potential clients was...weird. I am convinced I was talking to a bot. This site steals business from legitimate businesses, and makes them pay to access clients. Their prices are exorbitant as well.

This company gets your money upfront and charges you $13 for fake leads-

They jacked up their prices for teachers 10x and lose students in the system. Customer support is nonexistent, probably gonna just take my money back with Visa.

I signed on as a Piano teacher in 2014. Up until 2023 lesson leads would be given after you paid a credit balance of $20 that would be applied at I believe $10 if the lead hired you. If you weren't hired, you were refunded the $10. After almost 10 years most leads were either fake, had wrong numbers, or never responded, or were leads who didn't even own pianos or were just fishing for personal information. During the 10-year relationship with Lessons.com, I had only 2 students ever legitimately hire me. I continued with Lessons.com because it seemed if the leads didn't book me, the refund policy made it a no-win-lose opportunity. Now they want to charge me $20-30 just to submit to a queue for a lead. I don't know who is at the helm of this company now, but they are either out of touch or vandals. There are better, more effective, and more economical methods to advertise my professional business. I quit my relationship with this company last week.

This company is a reunion of burglars. How is possible that you are charged for just viewing a lead. You must be charged if you accept the lead, but not just for watch it. Enter this page with your arms raised because they are ready to steal from you.