Shambolic service.
Was told pre-sale to a course that I could make videos about the course to post on YouTube that would track my personal development. Once I paid for the course their tune changed drastically and I was not updated on delays in a timely manner until I kept chasing you up to learn more and more people’s permission was required and you failed to give any time frame whatsoever for a decision or start date resulting in me asking for a refund. I then received a rather unpleasant phone call in which I was informed that I won’t be getting my money back.
I’ve made a chargeback through my bank on the grounds of the consumer rights act 2015, section 50 which states:
“Every contract to supply a service is to be treated as including as a term of the contract anything that is said or written to the consumer, by or on behalf of the trader, about the trader or the service, if—
(a)it is taken into account by the consumer when deciding to enter into the contract, or
(b)it is taken into account by the consumer when making any decision about the service after entering into the contract.”
If this chargeback is reversed I will be escalating with a solicitor. I suggest putting a blanket policy in place surrounding recording of courses so that this situation doesn’t arise again and cause such confusion and aggravation for your company.
It’s a mighty shame that you decided to be difficult about this whole situation when my only intent was to make IAM look good and entertain my audience in the process.
Edit: Thank you for your confirmation and acknowledgement, it’s appreciated.
Reply from IAM RoadSmart
