Stacksocial

I came across StackSocial and found several of the items offered for sale to be interesting and I decided to take chance and purchase some of them. Some of the items were good but there were a couple that I didn't like. I wrote lengthy reviews on the StackSocial site (on the same day) for two items I bought through them, one positive and one negative. When I checked a few days later, I found that they were willing to post my positive review but not my negative review. Both reviews had the same objective tone, went into a lot of detail, and explained why I liked or didn't like the particular product. Censorship of a negative review is unacceptable and seriously damages the credibility of this site. For this reason I cannot recommend this site and urge others to beware.

I bought a deal that went quite bad. I asked for a refund and they try redirects so they don't have to give me my $50 back. They want to resolve it with the merchant when I have already told them I've lost all confidence with them. They don't listen.
To me the company feels like a souless money sucking machine that refuses to spit it back out.
They don't seem to hear the human behind the text. They make out to "empathize" with you. I get a canned response to my email. Very insulting.
I will avoid doing any business with them again. It looks like I'll be taking this up with consumer affairs.

I purchased a coupon, but Stackcommerce gave me a faulty coupon code (didn't work on the website). I sent a ticket, and received a (very slow) response with a new code. However, when I went to the website to redeem, there was no place to input the code, so I was charged for the full price of the product AND charged for the coupon. I have been trying to contact Stackcommerce for the past MONTH and have thus far only received two (very unhelpful) responses. I highly do not recommend this site to anyone. The customer service is extremely disappointing. They will not give you a refund even if the fault is on their end, and they won't respond to requests for one either.

I had purchased a Power Vault ******* from them and when it finally arrived (I knew it would take time to get in) I was thrilled. It worked great out of the box, So I had thought. I had filled it up totally and used my iPad Air and my iPhone 5s to drain it. I recharged it and left it alone for a few days. I went to use it to charge my iPhone (I heard you have to nuke these a few times to get full potential) and it was DEAD. Thought this was a fluke. After 3 tries it still died.
I contacted Stack Social and Poof they sent out another. I knew there was a wait but sure enough it showed up and has been flawless. Holds a charge well and testing it with a usb tester from Banggood (this one shows mah being charged to the device) it usually hits around ******* mah.

I have completed several courses and was surprised of the rating stackskills has so i decided to post my experience... I have had no issue with the course although i contacted support to get them to notify the instructor that Adobe had very recently made changes and to update the courses. I was contacted in under 24 hours. They were very responsive.
I have had no problem with billing or accessing the courses. I wonder if the issues i have seen from the other users here were recently fixed? I hope they have or maybe i have just been lucky.
Of the recent reviews that i saw on here stating that it is a scam, it has not been for me. I wonder if some of the courses are just old and outdated.
I was aware from reading on the website description that these were not live courses and was surprised to see someone comment on that. The low price you pay (if you have looked at live class prices at all) and that there is no class start dates, times is completely obvious that it is not a live class.

Their service and products as a whole aren't absolutely fraudulent but their business is horrendous. I bought courses and softwares with no problem but beware of the products they're touting for. I only write reviews here for courses and apps, not physical products.
A few of their apps are real bargains. You can hardly find the same elsewhere. However, most of their apps and all of their courses are awful. Before buying them, make sure to read reviews online. If those apps have high ratings (such as NordVPN, CyberGhost, etc.), it will worth your money buying them, otherwise, stay away from them no matter how cheap there are!
Their customer support is horrible, often with irrelevant or ambiguous replies.

I purchased 1Voice "noise-canceling" headphones from StackCommerce. Weeks after purchase, they arrived -- and they do work as inexpensive headphones but do not cancel noise. I contacted 1Voice multiple times with no reply, and StackCommerce twice. Interestingly, neither business lists a phone number anywhere that I can find. Refund refused, and the "warranty" is expired -- so a swap also is refused. Apparently the warranty expired before I received the product, and StackCommerce has an all-sales-final policy that I did not see until after experiencing a problem. I would never, ever make a purchase from them again, and suggest that you think two or three times also.

I ordered several times a lot of stuff from the nice deals they offer and everything was perfect. Items arrived on time and without any problem.

I want to further mention an issue that made me contact them. One of the orders that I bought included a keysmart with a flash drive. For some reason what arrived is the flash drive without the keysmart. So I contacted them and they replied immediately and offered to help. They did send me a replacement order. I ended up having two flash drives and the keysmart, and when I contacted them to check what to do with the second flash drive, they replied that it is free for me to keep it because they already did a mistake in the initial order.

All their replies were in a respectful manner, and that is what I like about them and their service.

I don't like to write too much. But these guys are really amazing people.