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UXI Sport
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UXI Sport
Unclaimed Business
2 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
TrustIndex
0
Ranking
#13
in Education & Training
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
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May '25 - Apr '26
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Eugene R
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Dec 2025, 05:01
UXI is only a money making scheme
Good day guys. Just my experience about the UXI Academy. Dont be fooled, its a money making scheme and they are not there to to take your kid to the next level sport you think they will become. There was many promises made and none kept, if you have a R500K to spent a year on nothing you can go ahaid. Now I ve heard from some body that they are thinking of not even giving transport to the carlton and shield cup games in 2026, and they are also putting this finacial burden on the parents and thus I decided to withdraw my child form that money making acedemy. Some instutite did not even take part in the cross border competition, after all, that is one of the main big reasons for the acedemy. Please dont throw away money rather use that money to build to his dream career, rather send your child to a university. I think his/her chances are better at a university to be seen by scouts.
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Eugene R
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Dec 2025, 05:01
UXI is only a money making scheme
Good day guys. Just my experience about the UXI Academy. Dont be fooled, its a money making scheme and they are not there to to take your kid to the next level sport you think they will become. There was many promises made and none kept, if you have a R500K to spent a year on nothing you can go ahaid. Now I ve heard from some body that they are thinking of not even giving transport to the carlton and shield cup games in 2026, and they are also putting this finacial burden on the parents and thus I decided to withdraw my child form that money making acedemy. Some instutite did not even take part in the cross border competition, after all, that is one of the main big reasons for the acedemy. Please dont throw away money rather use that money to build to his dream career, rather send your child to a university. I think his/her chances are better at a university to be seen by scouts.
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Chanel Ströh
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
14 Apr 2025, 17:13
Be cautious at UXI Sport
<div>Be Cautious – Especially if You Have Medical Aid I want to caution anyone considering UXI Sport Institute, especially those relying on medical aid. Be aware that this institution does not provide the necessary documentation (letters or statements) required to submit to medical aid for student-related purposes. Despite multiple requests, they refused to assist, leaving us unable to apply for student rate. Additionally, be very careful about financial agreements. They will hold you liable for payments even if you have not signed any official documents or agreements. There’s a serious lack of transparency and professionalism when it comes to administration and communication around payments. Make sure you have everything in writing and do not assume they will act in good faith. My experience has been extremely frustrating, and I wouldn’t want others to go through the same.</div>
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Chanel Ströh
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
14 Apr 2025, 17:13
Be cautious at UXI Sport
<div>Be Cautious – Especially if You Have Medical Aid I want to caution anyone considering UXI Sport Institute, especially those relying on medical aid. Be aware that this institution does not provide the necessary documentation (letters or statements) required to submit to medical aid for student-related purposes. Despite multiple requests, they refused to assist, leaving us unable to apply for student rate. Additionally, be very careful about financial agreements. They will hold you liable for payments even if you have not signed any official documents or agreements. There’s a serious lack of transparency and professionalism when it comes to administration and communication around payments. Make sure you have everything in writing and do not assume they will act in good faith. My experience has been extremely frustrating, and I wouldn’t want others to go through the same.</div>
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