My partner and I used to have trust issues, which created a lot of tension. This app gave me step by step tools to manage my insecurities. My partner has noticed this difference, we finally feel more... See more
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Personal Self-improvement coaching platform with premier educational content and expert chats
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I left one star as there was no option to not leave any . This to me seems to be a scam so am wanting to warn others . I downloaded the app to help me through a stressful time and it has been anything but. I got an introductory offer and paid upfront. After going through the site I didn’t find that it was going to be very useful. I tried many times to sign in, in case I got charged at the end of the trial period as I am usually good at making sure this doesn’t happen. Every time I either couldn’t get signed in or it was telling me that I didn’t have a subscription?! It has now charged me £37 and still there is no information, when I do sign in it’s telling me I have no subscription so what is it that you have charged me for ?! Please don’t waste your money

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I got charges 2995 for the co

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Never got a receipt and there's no app on droid.

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Addmile is awesome so far. I did 3 courses and they all have me great advice. I'm so glad I found this program. Been grieving a divorce for 4 yrs now

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Very self-explanatory and informative. Made me feel as though I could conquer my problems and control my use of time. I feel like I will never be late again or forget an important engagement.

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So far so good. Im reading through the little modules or classes that I was given and am through the first class.

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I unsubscribed but still they charged me. I am not able to find my profile or any email through which I can track or communicate. Scam!!

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I learned a lot and the lessons were easy to follow

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I found for me the best part was my inner action with my mentor. Is greatly appreciated. The courses were helpful as well, I would have liked them to be more in depth but overall very helpful as well

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Thus far this program is working for me. Feel more confident everyday I go through the courses and my own notes.

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Has been quite helpful to shift my mindset and start focusing on myself

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So far it's relatable to me. I just started reading, I'm fine with just chats, as long as I can express myself it's good for me and addmile has all the features I need. There is also a 1:1 session video session, it's not free but very affordable.

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no videos just small articles shi** service. no refund as they in terms of condition they only give refund if the product is defective And failed to deliver.
Don’t expect refund
It is a scam. They charged the second month and when o tried to login to cancel the subscription they said my subscription was not active. So I paid it again the same day just to login in and cancel it. I sent an email asking for my refund and now I can’t hear back from them, it seems I will need to cancel my card so they don’t charge me the 3rd time.
I woke to being charged by this scam this morning. I couldn’t tell you what is even on the site because I must have signed up and forgot all about it and never used it. So they say you get a 7 day free trial and then will be charged $14.99 except they charge you $50. I reached out to their support team and was told it was because $14.99 is only for “new” customers and it had been 30 days. They didn’t care that they had overdrawn my account. For being a company that is supposed to help people they don’t do anything but add to your stresses.
TLDR; it’s a poor quality, lazy site with resources that could be valuable if there was effort.
I purchased access to the site, did not purchase coaching.
I wouldn’t say this is a scam, but it is an effort from someone to make as much money as possible with as little effort as possible. I suspect someone spent a week or two using chaptGPT to find and create the content and asked a friend or two who’s interested in mental health to act as coaches.
The site is a small collection of valuable mental health resources. There are only 4 options in the menu (Guidelines, Courses, Development Plans and Coaching, coaching costs extra).
There are only 4 “guidelines”, which are downloadable pdfs. Each is about 4 pages long, they have many typos and in one, there’s two of the same page. Very sloppy.
There are 25 “courses”. These typically have 5 chapters with about 5 pages per chapter (2-5 sentences on each page). The content is valuable, but the quality is very poor, with many typos and poor writing that shows it was written by an ESL person who did NOT get editing help.
The development plans are the meatiest. There are only 4, each is about 10 pages detailing daily or weekly steps of a four week plan to do “personal development”. The content isn’t bad and could even be helpful, but again, considerably sloppiness and lack of care (e.g. poor formatting numbered lists, one list has both bullet points and numbers in it, instead of 1. 2. 3., the list was -. -. 1.)
The only thing that is somewhat redeeming is that they have collected topics that are valuable and provide short summaries in these topics. It makes this a resource to help you skim what kind of supports catch your eye so you can go out and find better quality resources on more specific topics.

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I bought an service with them to help me out with some personal issues. I had chosen the option to pay for this service monthly and they charged me for the whole price through my bank account data instead. Today after few months without any information from the site, they charged me the double the price of the service I had bought few months ago with the statement of renewing the subscription, once I did not even have time to start the sessions I bought. Be careful with services on internet and especially by social media. They offer something quite differently from what they inform and use your bank account for that without any chance of refunding. I had to cancel my card for stop them of charging me. It is a scam which they keep on charging you including confusing terms of agreement that do not allow you to fairly attend customers.
Don't waste your money. These guys will take it and do nothing for you.
They made me look at things differently and that was all i need to figure out myself, Lady who were helping me were super polite and caring, if you read this, biggest Thank You! Also some guides to read, quite insightful and very helpful.
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