Lessons.comReviews of lessons.com

This whatever you want to call it is horrible. Why? One you can't call them , two I've been on this website for almost 3 yrs or maybe even more . Guess how many clients I got off here TWO. Im a chef with a food handlers and 20+ yrs of experience. Been training people for as long as I can think. I've had all of 2 clients and they weren't even dedicated trained 1 guy maybe twice then he vanished. All the $3.33 for 2 credits for people to read your quote and dont say nothing needs to be refunded. I could've had my own food truck or gym if I wasn't giving lessons my money thinking this is really a beneficial website.. My fault its benefiting whoever created this rip off website. NEW COMERS DONT WASTE YOUR TIME PLEASE OR MONEY.

What kind of business does not have a phone number to call and ask how it works? I needed just one conversation on the phone to go through a list of questions. Their system does no make sense. They sent people to me with a time limit to reply of a few hours. Are you kidding me? The one person who responded to me made no sense whatsoever. Claimed they didnt contact me after claiming they contacted me!!!! I demanded my money back.

100% scam and I want my money and time back from this company. But wait.... there isn’t a “phoney” number anywhere on Lessons.com nor an Address for me to send a mob member over to take care of this crook. “Paul Mazzola” wannabe business founder.

You are in expert hands when you sign up for Pilates or bambooty or working to increase strength and flexibility with Elizabeth Holland, owner/trainer of Sirena Studios in Venice, Florida. I took both individual and group lessons with Elizabeth before the virus shut the studios. I have also done some excellent zoom classes with her. Traditional Pilates mat. Great flow and experience!

First of all I would like to thank Ed Weil for my first golf lesson. Ed was very professional and courteous. He's a very good golf instructor with great knowledge of the fundamentals and mechanics of the game. He's also very reasonable with his price for lessons. I would highly recommend him to anyone. Thanks, Mike Touchton

This is no better than using Craigslist. Two scam request for lessons in a row. No help from support. I'm canceling my account.

This is one big scam. You are paying for credits which you are using to send quotes thorough them hopefully you'll get new students. However, most of the leads are fake generated by the websites or competitors without any supervision therefore basically waisting your money. I bought the pack with 100 precent guarantee not to have to pay anything more unless you received new students using this pack. I didn't aquire any new students, wasted tones of time sending quotes and they had the nerve to charge me again despite their guarantee! When i contacted customer service, Rachelle told me that they do not give refunds. One big scam, don't waste your money at this non working, scammy site.

This site is a waste of money. It has been my experience that the type of people that request lessons through this site aren't serious about following through and hiring a professional, they aren't willing to pay any reasonable amount for that professional's time, they are fake leads, or all three. I am an experienced photographer/videographer with over 10yrs of experience and what I offered through the lessons.com website was tailored classes starting with the basics and ending with full on advanced photo sessions with models, lighting, studio work, etc. I've been on lessons.com for probably about a year, I very selectively bid on jobs that seemed promising; and not one was willing to pay a rate that was worth my time. Just as a test I dropped my rate to less than I would make just shooting headshots and that was the only way I landed a customer; after spending over $200 on leads. It turned out to be a 3hr session that barely left me with gas money after paying taxes, gas, insurance, and bringing $10K worth of photography equipment to the training session. My conclusion is that the customers you will get from this site will not pay enough to cover your costs of using the site, so you are better off looking elsewhere. By their own admission you will only land 1 in 10 jobs that you pay for (that's less than 10%) and at an average cost of $4 per quote you will spend around $40 per client if you are lucky. I think the average is closer to 1 in 20 jobs which means you will really spend around $80 per client which you will probably never get back since as I mentioned before lessons.com students are the least likely to want to pay a realistic rate for your services.