Tyshae Y.
If you're reading this
If you're reading this, you're probably where I was. Considering UGC Mastery "Academy". Hoping this will work. I paid for the PRO program because I was genuinely interested in UGC and wanted a way to make extra income. That's it. I wasn't looking for a shortcut. I wanted a real skill. During my hour-long sales call, a written contract was never mentioned. Not once. After I paid, an email arrived at 1 AM with a 13-page contract that I felt obligated to sign. My money was already gone. Everyone I dealt with was really nice. That's part of what makes this so hard. But knowing what I know now, "nice" doesn't matter. What matters is what happens when you actually need something from them. Here's what I want you to understand before you decide: Everything you're being promised verbally is not what shows up in the contract. Ask for the written terms BEFORE you send money. Read every clause. Ask specific questions about refund conditions and get written answers. The tactics used here are heartbreaking. Multiple former students have reached out to me sharing similar experiences. This is a pattern, not one person's bad luck. I have filed complaints with the Virginia Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission. I now have to take them to court to make this right. If this review saves you the months I have spent trying to recover, it was worth writing. Please protect yourself.



