On November 20, 2025, I purchased an Udemy course for $5. I requested a refund the same day. The total duration of the course is around 8 hours, and I only watched the first two free preview videos plus about 30 minutes of the paid content. Since I didn’t like the course, I attempted to request a refund, but I received a message stating that I had “watched a large portion of the course.”
However, the amount I watched is very minimal compared to the full course duration, and the first two videos are free previews accessible to everyone.
I am not requesting anything other than a refund. I kindly ask that my issue be resolved and that the amount I paid be refunded.
On November 12, 2025, I purchased an Udemy course for $10. I watched no more than 3% of the course, yet when I attempted to request a refund, I received an error message stating: “Due to your viewing history, this course cannot be refunded. You cannot request a refund because you have watched a lar...
I requested a refund for a course I purchased on Udemy. Even though I watched only 13% of the course, I received the following message: “Due to your viewing history, this course is not eligible for a refund. According to our refund policy, you cannot request a refund because you have watched a larg...
I purchased the Systematic German Course from Scratch on Udemy for ₺350 using my credit card. In the course’s advertisement and at the time of purchase, it was clearly stated that if I was not satisfied, I could request a refund within 30 days. However, after 10 days, despite having watched only abo...
On November 8, 2025, I purchased an Udemy course. Because the content was insufficient and not engaging, I requested a refund for the $11 I paid. However, instead of returning the money to my bank account, Udemy issued the refund as Udemy Credits on the platform. I purchased the course using my deb...
I can’t proceed with my Udemy refund request because of the viewing history, even though I only watched 7% of the course over 3–4 days. I didn’t find the content useful or relevant to what was promised in the course description. Isn’t this ridiculous? I want my money back. I even contacted customer ...
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