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I tried a class with them but I don't feel like I learned anything. I asked for a refund, and the refund was denied. Everyone should beware that this company does not refund you if you are not satisfied with their class service. Also on their website it says they were featured by Entrepreneur, and I just found out that was not true at all.

http://crowdsunite.com/

Yeah I don't think they are a scam just because they wouldn't refund you after you took the class.

Thats like sitting down for a meal at a restaurant, eating a whole meal, and then demanding your money back after you've eaten it all.

Does that make sense to you? You understand those words yes?

I disagree. A full satisfaction guarantee is the only real guarantee. If you can't guarantee that, then you are not a real company.

New Wave Pipes wrote:I disagree. A full satisfaction guarantee is the only real guarantee. If you can't guarantee that, then you are not a real company.

True, if you ever go into walmart you will notice that every single product comes with a money back 30 day guarantee. This is even on commercials too. If a company doesn't have this you can't give them trust.

Keep posting bad reviews and eventually i'm sure you'll get your refund.

I took one of their classes and it was pretty good.

Never heard of them, but you don't need to take classes about crowdfunding in order to lear. Plenty of articles online about it.

What are you trying to even ask? "CROWDSUNITE anyone?" is not a real question, it doesn't make any sense.

I'm with the majority here. Colleges give courses too and you don't see them issuing refunds if the student isn't happy with the class. Same for any sort of school or course offering. If anyone could get a refund after taking the class -- happy or not -- they end up taking that class for free.

The WalMart is not accurate. If you buy a toaster oven or something in WalMart and don't like it you DO get a refund but you DO need to RETURN the toaster oven. WalMart wouldn't be in be in business if they issued refunds and let customers keep the merchandise.

You can't "return" a class or any kind of intangible service. Once you have it, you have it.

Richard