Mar 07, 2024 07:45 PM
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(Updated Mar 07, 2024 07:51 PM)
Planetspark operates primarily as a sales-focused company. After offering a demo class, they swiftly transition into a sales pitch, with representatives posing as counselors. Despite the pretext of discussing your child's needs, their main goal is to pressure you into committing to a pricey video call. During this call, they'll advocate for a costly 1-year or 18-month course, charging approximately 800 per one-on-one session—far more expensive than competitors. This rushed decision-making process leaves little room for research or consideration. While they promise a refund if dissatisfied, their post-sales support is woefully inadequate. Furthermore, many reviews seem biased, likely originating from company employees. Be cautious of these tactics when engaging with Planetspark. If you want still want to go for Planetspark don't invest more than 10k as you should give things a try first they have cheaper programs as well but the sales person will deny it they will want to sell you a program more than 30k or will bound you in EMI
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