HypnoNLP. Please stop posting.

[pancake_brain]

I'm not necessarily siding with freedumb, but I will say this... the majority of courses posted here are crap. Not just the hypnosis courses. There are gems that do get posted here from time to time and that's what keeps me coming back. You get what you pay for. Nothing in life is free. Lynda, Digital Tutors, CreativeLive cost good money for a reason.

[PeterRogers]

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FreeDumb123, No it's not just you, I think it's everyone who actually loves the Udemy platform, this BBHF platform, and the great Udemy authors. Unfortunately, Mr. Agarwal is anything but a respectable Udemy author, he is a shameless spammer. Friends, before you jump on writing a hateful comment for my post, I request you to actually go watch a few of Mr. Agarwal's courses. It will become clear, I say he is a low type spammer. Mr. Agarwal has close to 150 courses on Udemy right now. All his courses average 7 to 8 videos, (total length 35 to 40 minutes) of them all but 1 are exactly same in every single course. 1 unique (?) video of 5 to 6 minutes is there to match his catchy course title. You begin watching that video, he has the same beginning for up to 1.5 minutes, then for the remaining 3 to 4 minutes he just reads from a book/script or whatever. How can you call that a Hypnosis session? His whole efforts to create these so called hypnosis courses, and his shameless promotion of such spams in BBHF is truly tasteless. This is unfortunate that Udemy doesn't have good quality control of the courses.
Please don't compare him to other Udemy authors. That is a huge disrespect to the other Udemy authors. Show me another author who created 150 courses or even a fraction of that on Udemy with almost identical content. If there are only 10 authors like Mr. Agarwal in Udemy, this platform will stink worse than anything you can think of. I love Udemy and BBHF, and Mr. Agarwal is disservice to both.
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Well said!

[whywork]

This is an interesting discussion.

Does anyone here remember [color=#FFD700][b]EduCBA[/b][/color]? They had hundreds of courses on the Udemy platform, and Udemy removed ALL of them from the marketplace due to low quality. I had enrolled in several of their courses so I can still access the lectures of those ones, but all the rest that were there are no longer accessible at all via search or browse. Anyway I can imagine the same fate possibly happening to Mr. Pradeep Aggarwal due to his "thin" content, especially if Udemy receives enough complaints. Time will tell.