Complaint Review: PPSOP - Internet
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- PPSOP Internet United States of America
- Phone: 8774288730
- Web: www.ppsop.com
- Category: Adult Career & Continuing Education
PPSOP The Perfect Picture School of Photography Buyer Beware of False Promises, Internet
*Consumer Comment: Very Reputable
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I would like people to know that PPSOP (Perfect Picture School of Photography) does NOT honor a money back guarantee. I took a class there a few years ago, a very expensive class mind you and in the middle of the class, my husband got sick suddenly and passed away. These people would not do a thing for me. No refund, no credit toward later classes, NOTHING. I would never recommend a class at PPSOP !
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#1 Consumer Comment
Very Reputable
AUTHOR: Gabriella - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, June 12, 2013
I have taken many courses with PPSOP and each one is more enriching than the last. The company is run by one of the most professional and well known photographers in the world. I'm sure if my husband passed away, the last thing I would be thinking about was getting my money back from a photography course. The next to last thing would be filing it on RipOff Report. I'm sure they hear the old "my (X) died" excuse all to often from students who drop out.
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