
Shwetal Somnathe
How are we supposed to know whether an app is useful or worth paying for if we can’t even explore its content first? Even if it’s just ₹1, why should we pay without knowing what the app actually offers? I downloaded it, but almost everything was locked. I immediately uninstalled it. Users should be given access to at least some content to evaluate the app before deciding whether it’s worth paying for.
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Sonam Bhatarkar
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Dear Seekho Support Team, I paid ₹1 for a trial subscription on the Seekho app, but ₹199 was deducted from my account on 29 September without my understanding that I would be charged for a recurring subscription. I request you to please refund the ₹199 deducted from my account and cancel my subscription immediately. Please also stop all future automatic payments. Kindly investigate this issue and confirm my refund and subscription cancellation as soon as possible. Thank you
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Santosh Behera
Very disappointing. I paid ₹199 expecting quality learning, but almost every video is only around 2 minutes long. Out of those 2 minutes, nearly 1 minute is wasted on introductions like, "Welcome to my video," "My name is...," and other unnecessary talk For example, a video with the thumbnail "How to give directions in English" spends most of the time on the introduction, and by the time the actual lesson starts, the video is almost over. The real content is barely 1 minute. I
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