Frank W.
MyTennisLessons appears to be a scam
MyTennisLessons appears to be a scam. They receive an up front payment for a minumum of 6 lessons. The customer selects an instructor, based on location, price and availability. The instructor then contacts the customer to arrange the lessons. After that, MytennisLessons pulls the bait and switch, and TELLS THE CUSTOMER WHO THEIR NEW INSTRUCTOR IS. The new instructor will be at a totally inconvenient location, much further than the location of lessons for the instructor that the CUSTOMER SELECTED. And the new instructor will be obese (about 140kg). Instructors who weigh that much cannot run, and therefore cannot play tennis. Oh, and as the customer, you will find yourself gathering tennis balls on behalf of the instructor 8 minutes before the end of the lesson. After the lesson with the obese instructor, the original instructor, with whom you made arrangements, will call you to schedule a lesson. And you will be like What the Heck, MyTennisLessons assigned me this really fat instructor at a new far away location, because I thought that you were not available. You are available? So, you and your original instructor will try to work with MyTennisLessons to resume the lessons, with the original instructor. But it seems that no one at MyTennisLessons actually works, because no one answers the phone, or responds to their chat function. They respond to emails, but it seems that the person who responds to emails is incompetent. You pursue a refund, and now see that a refund must be requested less than 24 hours following completion of the first lesson. HHMM, but they don't answer their own phone, so how would a refund be requested?
