If you have an expired card on their account, they can still take your money. So make sure you cancel before the subscription ends.I've had a lot of emails from Pluralsight recently offerings me 50 or 60% off - for a very limited time! But I now get these emails once or twice a week, every week. The 50% off offer changes to 60% but all they did was put their prices up by 10%, so it made no difference. I don't think it's bad value but this is no longer a trustworthy company..here's why:They were taken over by Vista Equity Partners about 2 years ago and the trouble seems to have started then. I have heard countless complaints about people being unable to cancel subscriptions or being auto renewed without their knowledge. For me, I knew my subscription was about to expire and had no interest in renewing because most of the content was becoming out of date. Also, my debit card had expired so I assumed they could not auto renew. But no, they still managed to take the money, at the full subscription price, without any offer of a continued discount. They actively make it difficult to cancel by burying the unsubscribe options and I think they even have a notice period...seriously, they are acting like Sky. I managed to get a refund from them, so I am grateful for that and the service I received was pretty good when I complained. But it still took over a week and I had to make a security complaint to my bank because I had no idea they could take money from an expired card. I think it's a real shame because they used to be a nice company to deal with and the content was good. But I would rather watch youtube videos now and their competitors offer far better services. Pluralsight are a classic example of how to destroy a company reputation via private equity takeover. Unless you really like the content and have a firm grip on the account, avoid.
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