SenditReviews of sendit.academy

I loved send it. I lost my job so I am trying to see if I can write but looks like send it is dead now

As of April 22, 2026 Sendit Academy is officially out of business. Many people are owed commissions, but the ewallet process has been disabled. There are promises that they are working on paying everyone who was owed, but only time will tell if that happens. The "Leadership" has split into 2 separate "deals". I do not recommend either one of them.

Joining this community completely changed how I look at earning online. Through the training and guidance available, I’ve learned over 13 different streams of income, which eventually allowed me to retire my husband and restructure our lives so I now work less than 20 hours a week. What really stands out is the depth of education and support. The trainings are detailed, practical, and offered multiple times each week for the different programs, so there’s always an opportunity to learn something new or get clarification when you need it. The administrative team keeps everything organized and running smoothly, and the coaches are incredible. They’re knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely willing to help members understand the material and move forward. That level of accessibility makes a huge difference when you're learning new skills. Overall, the platform opened my eyes to opportunities I didn’t even know existed. With the combination of strong training, consistent support, and a helpful community, it gave me the tools to build multiple income streams and create a much more flexible lifestyle for my family. WORTH EVERY PENNY AND MORE!

It is crazy they want you to pay $200 for membership and then another $25/mo for forever. They keep this model intact by instantly cancelling access as soon as you cancel your $25/mo membership, even if you have 30 days left in the month. There is a real incentive to "oops forgot to cancel" month after month. This is by design and to their benefit. It is definitely NOT to your benefit. Their "Marketing Pros" is really all about marketing for them and selling their products. It is all pretty lame. I think pretty much nearly all their clientele that bought into that washed out. They got grandmas and other people were desperate to buy into it without even a modicum of self-awareness that it wasn't the right fit for those financially and emotionally vulnerable people! One of the most telling things about them is the "Trust program". Which essentially tells everyone to live out of a trust and avoid paying taxes. "This is how Donald Trump does it", they will say. I can't link to this, but I would suggest you Google "abusive trust tax evasion" by the IRS and carefully read it. If I were the IRS, I would be combing through the "trusts" that these owners set up and advise others to set up. I guarantee you there are some income tax evasion, whether through willful or ignorant reasons, I cannot say. One of my "favorite" things is how the owners like Julie Schenk make TrustPilot reviews about how awesome the program is, but they are the owners! Misleading!! Her review should be just a few below this one!! Her name is on it! When you submit a review to TrustPilot you have to confirm that "By submitting this review, you confirm it’s based on a genuine experience and you haven’t received an incentive to write it.". Of course the owners receive an incentive to write it! They have a massive conflict in interest in writing it!

All the information given by Sendit is available for free on Reddit. The letter writing is basic and this outfit is probably why the casinos are deactivating members and discontinuing AMOE. I was not intended to be income but a sales promotion to sample their products. Many of the glowing reviews are bots or employees.

I joined Send It Academy in February 2024, and I have absolutely no regrets about investing in it. The academy offers a wide variety of programs that teach you how to generate extra income—from writing letters to earning through Amazon. This is the only program I’ve enrolled in that has actually helped me make money, and I can confidently say it’s not a scam.

They may have helped teach people how to make money writing letters at the tune of $225 plus $25/month but the information is actually free on the websites if you know where to look for the information. I was overcharged 3 times in the first month and two times in the following two months. While they did refund some of my money they didn't refund it all. The also cut off all communication with me when I brought up the additional overcharges they missed. I made no money with Send It Academy but I did make money with another company that is similar that also doesn't cost an arm and a leg to start. It is also not as simple as just writing letters and the time it takes to start seeing anything is a good 3-6 months so if you go that route be in it for the long hall because it is a slow process.

Proceed with caution is the best advice I can give. My review is based on over a year with the program that I believed in, including going to their conference in Las Vegas. Joined over a year ago and like all of the newcomers I was super excited about this opportunity. Everything went well until the casinos became overwhelmed with writers and began mass deactivations of writers, even the ones following all of the rules. We were told they can’t have too many writers, you can’t send too many letters, etc. Promote, promote, promote. We were told using light boards were ok and people used them. We were never told how to vary our writing so it didn’t look automated, etc and it caused people who were doing as instructed to get deactivated losing all of the money for letters they had pending with casinos. Well now everyday casinos are making this harder and harder (lowering the amount they pay per letter (by the way only a few pay $5 now and you have to be in an eligible state) Most are now paying $3 while some have lowered to $1. Others are restricting how many letters you can send per month, some are one letter per day, some casinos are only paying you for 1-5 letters per drop which can be approximately weekly or when ever they choose. This is not a job as many promote it as. This is not $5 per letter as many promote it as. Proceed with caution as these promoters /recruiters are paid to bring you on and have you pay the $25 a month to be in the Facebook group that has become more of a hype page than information. Repeat questions, repeat hype posts, and very little information. The questions are answered by members, not mods or admins. So there is a lot of misinformation and conflicting information. I promoted when I first started, but once my eyes were opened I stopped. I was not going to continue sell people something when no one was upfront about the deactivations, 99% of the information in the group is members, given information that caused people to be deactivated with no help from the academy, if you mention deactivations or anything that can be perceived as potentially negative they will mute you so you can’t comment or post, or remove you from the group, etc.. I hope this helpful for anyone who reads it. Also, all of these recent 5 star reviews were hyped in the group to get people to come post them. Of course that post was approved, but several people I know who had valid questions, their posts were denied.