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To anyone who may have had a negative experience with Udemy/udemy.com, I offer these words of advice, as someone who has successfully completed three or four courses, and is in the middle of two others: 1. REMEMBER, UDEMY IS A PLATFORM. Just like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc, the content is only as good as the creator. If you can't preview the course before you purchase, it's probably not worth purchasing. 2. WAIT FOR THE SALES. There are constantly sales on courses on Udemy. Sign up on the platform, enter the types of things you are interested in learning about, and WAIT. There's no point paying R1,500 (or more!) for a course that will eventually go on sale for R200, R220, etc. 3. UDEMY.COM (by and large) DOES NOT OFFER QUALIFICATIONS. It's about developing yourself as a person. Those are the types of courses you should be looking for on Udemy. 4. YOU HAVE A 30-DAY WINDOW TO CLAIM A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ON JUST ABOUT ANY COURSE. Unless that course was purchased with Udemy credits (in which case your refund will be in terms of credits), you were gifted your course, and in terms of a few other scenarios. 5. SOME OF THE LECTURERS ARE EXTREMELY BORING. You won't know that until you get into the course material. 6. SOME OF THE LECTURERS MAY APPEAR EXTREMELY BORING, BUT ARE ACTUALLY GREAT. Again, you won't know that until you get into the course material. Other than that, my experience of Udemy has been great. You just have to make sure that the course you pick is of interest to you. And, as a tip, take notes as you go through the lectures. That's it from me...
I’ve always had exceptional service from DotSure’s Pet Insurance . My latest experience, with Michael Bennet, was really stand-out. He got back to me when he said he would (two working days later, with a weekend between them), and was very understanding of our situation. I know it’s the job of any retentions department to, well, retain customers, but Michael went above and beyond. And he did it without seeming ‘sales’-y or needy. In fact, I think that’s the one thing I can say of all my interactions with Dotsure over the years. They seem to have a genuine interest in their customers and their pets. When I called Michael to cancel my policy, his main concern seemed to be that there would be no change to my policy benefits for my pets, rather that that Dotsure wouldn’t be losing out on money. I guess that’s the difference.
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