I have paid for a demo class but there are no available slots. Will i get the demo class or at least the money back?- Vaishali for german language

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Usually, demo classes are free, but some tutors do charge for demo classes. In this case, as you have paid your tutor, I would recommend you to speak to your tutor and schedule a demo class asap and if they.dont agree, ask them to give you a refund.
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Hi, Usually Demos are free but if you have paid you should get one. As we offer Demo for free.
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German teacher since 2018 . C1 certified Mannheim goethe.Teach A1,A2,B1,B2

Demo classes should be free of charge. Never pay n take up demo classes.
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Goethe(Max Mueller)Certified and Experienced German Trainer with over 1 year of teaching experience

Yes you should get your money back if the lecture is not conducted. Kindly contact UrbanPro for that.
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Tutor

Demo classes are always free of cost?No one should charge you for that.
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German Tutor. All Subjects C.B.S.E.

You should never pay for a demo class, it is always absolutely free. I am also a German-language Tutor. I never charge for demo class from anyone
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An International grad student teaching to students from across the globe for 3 years now.

If you have already paid for a demo class, you will surely get one because the company also cares for its customers, right? The best thing here is to have patience and even if your problem isn't resolved, you can contact customer care through writing an email where you can explain your issue and get...
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If you have already paid for a demo class, you will surely get one because the company also cares for its customers, right? The best thing here is to have patience and even if yourproblem isn't resolved, you can contactcustomer care through writing an emailwhere you can explain your issue and get the best result. read less
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German Language Expert (UrbanPro & Goethe Certified)

Usually demo classes are free..
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German Teacher 10 years experience, teach A1-B1, C2 from Goethe

If you have paid for the demo, then you should get one. If not you xan complain about that person on this very website. If you need classes in German, contact me.
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Contact UrbanPro support and explain the issue to them. Ideally, you would be able to get your money back.
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