American Association of Christian Counselors
American Association of Christian Counselors Overview
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American Association of Christian Counselors has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with consumers mostly dissatisfied; reviews cite billing and customer service problems and a high price level. Searchers looking for American Association of Christian Counselors reviews will find complaints about automatic debits and membership charges.
Positive Feedback
No positive aspects were reported in the available review.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring customer complaints focus on unexpected billing and automatic debit from accounts.
- Issues noted with customer service responsiveness regarding refunds and subscription disputes.
- High price level and unclear membership or auto-ship terms increase risk for consumers.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Review membership terms carefully before enrolling.
- Monitor bank statements and set alerts to catch unexpected charges.
- Document communications if pursuing refunds or billing disputes with customer service.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
American Association of Christian Counselors has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with consumers mostly dissatisfied; reviews cite billing and customer service problems and a high price level. Searchers looking for American Association of Christian Counselors reviews will find complaints about automatic debits and membership charges.
Positive Feedback
No positive aspects were reported in the available review.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring customer complaints focus on unexpected billing and automatic debit from accounts.
- Issues noted with customer service responsiveness regarding refunds and subscription disputes.
- High price level and unclear membership or auto-ship terms increase risk for consumers.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Review membership terms carefully before enrolling.
- Monitor bank statements and set alerts to catch unexpected charges.
- Document communications if pursuing refunds or billing disputes with customer service.
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The did an automatic debit in the middle of all this hardship going on in America.
- - Automatic $130 debit occurred with a $160 balance.
- - They never opened emails, didn't finish the classes, and were charged the highest tier.
I was on a path to be a counselor. And that path changed.
I never even opened their emails. And they did an automatic debit from my account of $130. When I only had $160 in the bank. They debited me for the highest tier and I never even finished the classes.
I know for a fact that they are aware of these facts. 1. Never opening up their emails. 2.
Not finishing the classes.
So, why would you automatically debit someone's account. This practice is shady and intentional.
User's recommendation: Just because they have Christian in their title doesn't mean they have Christian business practices.
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