Narsis
Misleading refund promise, hidden requirements, and undisclosed recurring billing
I joined the “1% in AI – 30 Day Challenge” after seeing advertisements stating that participants could complete the challenge and receive a full refund. After joining, the only written rule provided in the challenge tracker states that completion requires taking at least one action per day and updating the tracker. I followed these instructions and documented my daily actions. However, when I requested the refund, it was denied. Support claimed that in order to qualify for the refund you must post every day inside the Skool community and submit links to those posts. The problem is that this requirement was never written in the challenge rules. Instead, they referenced a rule mentioned inside a video module after purchase. Important refund conditions should be clearly stated before someone pays, not hidden inside a video within the course. There was also another serious issue. After paying $39 for the challenge, I was charged another $39 the following month without any clear notice or reminder. The checkout and confirmation email did not clearly communicate that this was a recurring monthly subscription, despite the program being presented as a 30-day challenge. So in total, I was charged $78. Another disappointing aspect is the course content itself. Much of the “training” inside the challenge is simply links to public YouTube videos that are already freely available online. In other words, a large portion of the material is not original or exclusive content. To summarize my experience: • The refund conditions were not clearly disclosed • Additional rules were introduced after purchase • A recurring subscription charge occurred without clear communication • Much of the course content is already publicly available on YouTube I’m sharing this review so that others can make an informed decision before joining.



