Mindvalley

Naming of the products and how they put the links in the pages to buy is a design for a hook or bait & switch. For me, it is a pure scam! I have bought and returned the products with a bad experience.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Although I do enjoy the courses and individual instructors, I am not keen on being preached to in a political agenda campaign. Although Vishen claims he is above the fray and will not vilify political opponents, he then produces videos and sends emails detailing his beliefs on why a certain person/politician is "unenlightened/unethical" without using the same criteria for the politicians he approves of. I find this disingenuous. A recent video states he won’t vilify opponents but goes on to say how Trump is such and such, which opened comments up to Trump bashing. Whatever. Seemed like a total lesson fail and yet followers were none the wiser for their "I won’t vilify, I’m above that, but Trump is a racist, sexist, destroyer..." I am tired of political agendas disguised as "enlightenment!"

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I am extremely unhappy with Mindvalley as they have been invoicing me for 2 years despite three communications to stop. I am currently in talks with them and PayPal. PayPal advised that the refunds are processed immediately, and Mindvalley tells me it takes 15 days, which is rubbish. I have communicated with Mindvalley for 2.5 years to attempt to get back my US $812, and they do not do it. The company is built on customer service, and it's appalling, and I am going to take it to social media if this is not rectified. I have all the paper trail, and they continually tell me it is done and it never is, validated by PayPal.

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Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I purchased a product from Mindvalley for the first time this week. I upgraded to the membership and mentoring using PayPal. I only have one email attached to my PayPal account. After spending a lot of money, I did not receive instant access. Ok, no problem. I wait all day and still no emails other than my receipt from them. I sent in an email to support. They respond back that I do not have an account with them with the email I provided. I have the receipts! I respond back with the PayPal transactions IDs and no response. I am very disappointed in the level of customer service that was provided to me.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

After following Mindvalley, their first seminar was on the Gold Coast today, I took my daughters and employees, believing we would be learning meditation to destress your life. Not the case. My youngest is 12 and the profanity is completely unacceptable. Jade green is unprofessional and fake with her crying. We walked out after two hours. I’m 48, my staff is between the ages of 18-23...for all of us to see the money-making scam and un-authenticity...I say no more. It’s a scam, it's a hoax.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

You are not obligated to buy anything. There are free mp3 downloads. Really, they are free. I take advantage of those. Being in between jobs for several years due to the recession, and being older, listening to the self hypnosis, and mp3 digital recordings have been very helpful. There's nothing like getting free help about staying positive during tense financial times that we live in, and to learn to stay away from negative people and vibes. I never paid for anything. I downloaded free self help hypnosis, and free uplifting mp3 digital recordings from thoughtinspire.com. I have noticed that I am much calmer and happier in my life.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

After believing their "Mindful" marketing on how much they care about the customers and that "customers are safe with us," etc., all of those fake promises, I bought few courses from them. One of which was near $1450 for an energy clearing live course. Due to health reasons, I couldn't join the course and I asked for a refund or resit of the course or a reduced account credit with Mindvalley. They were so not even wanting to know or see the evidence on my health issues but just refused to agree on any of my requests.

I couldn't believe they claim to take care of the "mind and spirit" then not having any care for the customers.

I have to admit that the 3rd party course providers are good and very credible people like Marisa Peer and Lisa N, however, one can buy their courses directly with the 3rd party and no need to go through Mindvalley paying almost double the price for their share of the deal and have the worse customer service experience.

I have informed all my friends in the UK about the bad experience and I will seek legal help in this matter because paying nearly $1500 for nothing is a joke!

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have signed up for "The Uncompromised Life" program, which so far I have little complaints about, though I wouldn't mind if they spent less time touting Marissa Peers contact with famous people and how great the program is. I've already bought the program, no need to continue to sell it to me. Regardless, I downloaded the app and started to check out some other free programs and was recommended to "How to get 10X the results from your workout". In the discussion, Lorenzo Delano brings up a study by McMaster University where he claims they discovered that only lifting heavyweight (90% of your 1 rep max) is effective. So I decided to look up the study myself to learn more only to find that the study says the exact opposite. It found that there was NO DIFFERENCE in the two groups, one lifting 50% of their 1RM and the 90% group. So before we even get into the meat and potatoes of this workout, the expert is giving out inaccurate information and wrongly citing scholarly articles. That really put me off. So use caution when evaluating "facts" from their experts.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have purchased several of the courses and find them very helpful and interesting. Vishen is a very good speaker. The meditations are relaxing and make you feel good. I do agree that there are a few too many emails but they have an unsubscribe option available.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I checked into the course because I was interested, but after reviewing it, I didn't think it was a whole lot of anything that I hadn't already heard, so I was not interested in purchasing the program. But since then I've been receiving emails after emails, and I've unsubscribed three times but they keep sending emails. They seem very determined even when you try to unsubscribe. I guess one could say that have it in their "mind" they want to sell you.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I reached out three times to solicit support after having been denied access to the program I paid for, and I still have not heard back - three days later. I am starting to wonder whether it’s a scam.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend