MyCourseTakers.com markets itself as a reliable service for managing online classes, claiming a '100% refund policy' if grade guarantees are not met and ensuring a discreet process. However, several user experiences suggest otherwise. The advertiser listed on Google Ads is Syed Sajjad Hassan Naqvi, based in the USA, but their services appear inconsistent with these promises. More details on the advertiser can be viewed (link here), highlighting potential discrepancies in their reliability.

A significant concern is their misleading use of review badges on their homepage. They prominently display a 5-star badge for Trustpilot, which links back to their own homepage rather than to an actual Trustpilot profile. In reality, they hold a 3.6 rating on Trustpilot, with only one review, far from the 5-star rating they advertise. Additionally, they display a badge for Sitejabber with a similar 5-star rating; however, a search on Sitejabber reveals no reviews or listing for MyCourseTakers.com at all, indicating these badges are likely fabricated.

Their refund policy is also vague, and several reviewers report issues in obtaining refunds even when grade guarantees weren’t met. The refund policy states, 'The money received will not be refunded. Only, in the event of following cases, a refund will be given: any erroneous payment, e.g., double payment by mistake; failing grade in course, clearly mentioned in the course portal.' This policy leaves little recourse for students who may receive lower-than-promised grades, as refunds appear to be limited to specific cases only.

Given these factors, potential users should approach MyCourseTakers.com with caution. The discrepancy...