Paid personal statement review from OTHER company question

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• MissChanandler Alum Member Sage ⭐

  March 2019 3256 karma

  If there's a way to leave a review/comment/something that could be a warning for others considering the service, I would do that. Other than emailing them, I don't think there's really anything you can do besides cut your losses and be done with them. Honestly, if they're that unprofessional, I'm not sure how great their advice in general would be
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  Chika.onyejiukwa Alum Member

  March 2019 35 karma

  If you paid with credit card you can open a claim with your bank if there’s no window period. Credit cards cover security for such instances
• Did I Stutter Member

  March 2019 384 karma

  what @"Chika.onyejiukwa" said. I would dispute the charge with the bank. Keep copies of any correspondence with them just incase you need it for your case. The bank should get you your money back. Good luck!
• eRetaker Free Trial Member

  March 2019 2043 karma

  Did you sign a contract as well?
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  Leah M B Alum Member ⭐

  March 2019 8392 karma

  I think @"Chika.onyejiukwa"'s comment is the best. I'd double check any of the information given when you signed up - does it say they'll have it back to you in any amount of time? It would help your case if so. Either way, I think I'd go straight to my credit card company and tell them what happened and see if they will cover it with their fraud protection agreement.

  When I was first starting out with LSAT stuff, I also purchased a study plan from them. Thought about signing up for their Mastermind thing. But sooo glad I didn't once I found 7sage. I thought the schedule was ok, but honestly you can find similar info for free on LSL/TLS/7sage boards.

  They also continued selling watches that were banned under LSAC's chronograph policy for months after the ban went into place. I found that to be negligent at best, and leaning toward fraudulent. (They've since started selling a watch that is compliant, but that really really pissed me off.)
• UnicornFarts Alum Member

  March 2019 222 karma

  @"Leah M B" said:
  I think @"Chika.onyejiukwa"'s comment is the best. I'd double check any of the information given when you signed up - does it say they'll have it back to you in any amount of time? It would help your case if so. Either way, I think I'd go straight to my credit card company and tell them what happened and see if they will cover it with their fraud protection agreement.

  When I was first starting out with LSAT stuff, I also purchased a study plan from them. Thought about signing up for their Mastermind thing. But sooo glad I didn't once I found 7sage. I thought the schedule was ok, but honestly you can find similar info for free on LSL/TLS/7sage boards.

  They also continued selling watches that were banned under LSAC's chronograph policy for months after the ban went into place. I found that to be negligent at best, and leaning toward fraudulent. (They've since started selling a watch that is compliant, but that really really pissed me off.)

  Exactly what Leah said. 7Sage is soooo much more professional than them. Almost purchased a study plan with them before as well. Also, I have loved my experience with the 7Sage editors so far. I'm in at 5 of the 10 schools (including my dream school, WL at a few reach schools, but they are the top ones, so eh, I probably wouldn't get in anyway) I applied to and I think a big part of it is due to the PS I submitted. Would def recommend 7Sage admission services.
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  ChiChi55 Alum Member

  March 2019 177 karma

  Thanks everyone for your help!! I’m contacting my credit card tomorrow and luckily have saved all emails with them. If anything this just makes me SO happy I’ve found 7Sage. I’ll definitely look into writing a review for them any and every where to warn others.