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These guys are a bunch of fraudsters. They will lure you in with a cheap price and then ask for 10X more money the next day. When you refuse they threaten to pass on your information to your school and the department of education. This is nothing but a gang of crooks and scamsters waiting to blackmail students.
Beware!!!!!! This is NOT a legitimate company. I paid a lot of money for tutoring. You pay up front for services, and they continue to ask for money prior to any work being completed. When I decided to cancel prior to any work being completed, the company started to spew threats to inform my school and reuin my academic career unless I pay $500.00 PLEASE DO DO USE THIS EMBEZZLING COMPANY. OH by the way all their online reviews are from other sites, and the negative reviews seem to be blurred. Premiumonlineclasses.com SHAME ON YOU!!!!!
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