Faceyoga.eduonline.ioReviews 3

Strongly advise others to stay away from this company. I was shown an ad on Facebook promoting a digital course for €4.44, clearly advertised as a one-time payment. I trusted the offer and paid. What happened next was shocking: without my clear consent or knowledge, the company charged me two more times (12 and 18 euros) and later withdrew another €60 claiming I had activated a subscription, something I absolutely never agreed to. When I contacted their support, they refused to refund me. Instead, they kept offering me things I didn't want like "lifetime access," online masterclasses, and gift certificates as if that makes up for taking money under false pretenses. They also ignored the fact that their advertising was misleading and that many other users were caught in the same trap. This is a classic bait-and-switch tactic: advertise something cheap, hide the real costs, and then charge much more later. I've filed a complaint with my bank to dispute all unauthorized charges, and I'm warning others so they don't fall into the same trap. Do not trust this company. Their business model is built on misleading ads, hidden subscriptions, and refusing refunds.

I ordered a $9 course a week or so ago, I haven't even accessed it yet, and they have all the upsells after you buy the initial course and I said no to them. Next thing I know I have $129 charge on my credit card for something that had a 7-Day trial that I know I didn't order. Tried calling their customer service and of course I get a recorded message that they're on the line with other customers and to please email them.

Don't get their $9 offer, watch YouTube videos.

I have canceled my credit card and I'm getting a new one that they won't have access to. But it's a pain in the neck to have to do this.

I strongly warn others to avoid FaceGoBot (TrainerChatBot LLC), author of the method: Jenya Baglyk. My experience has been frustrating and deeply concerning. A hell with no end.

Here's what happened:

I purchased a $9 product via a Facebook advertisement. During the checkout process, I explicitly declined all additional offers, including a subscription or "free trial."
Six days later, the company charged me $129 for a subscription I never agreed to. They claim I left a "blue check mark" agreeing to this charge, but this is entirely false.
Despite their promise of a 14-day money-back guarantee on their website, they refuse to issue a full refund and instead offered me only 50%.
Their responses have been manipulative, falsely accusing me of agreeing to their terms, which were neither transparent nor clearly disclosed. This is a clear case of unauthorized billing and deceptive marketing practices.

I have filed complaints with consumer protection organizations in France (DGCCRF), the EU (ECC-Net), and the US (FTC and CFPB). Their behavior violates consumer protection laws in multiple jurisdictions.

Avoid this company at all costs. They engage in dishonest practices, make unauthorized charges, and refuse to honor their own refund policies.