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"Shawacademy.com"

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Shawacademy.com

First analysis date: 08/27/2019
Domain creation date
11/08/2013 (Over 5 years)
Domain expiration date
11/08/2027 (In over a year)
Owner identification in the Whois
No technical data could be retrieved regarding the owner.
Negative reviews detected on the Internet
James Egan, CEO of Irish Shaw Academy registered company, claims he is unable to join the FB group and address the complaints. He also now claims Covid19 is the cause of all the latest problems, despite a very long history of problems beginning with Delaware days, via TrustPilot.com. USA Better Business Bureau, Shaw Academy are not accredited and have over 300 complaints this year alone: https://www.bbb.org/us/de/wilmington/profile/online-education/shaw-academy-0251-92002528/complaints Do a full search query on TrustPilot.com to see more accurate review ratings: https://www.trustpilot.com/search?query=Shaw+academy Shawacademy.com have repeatedly abused people around the world, over 2600 have come forward since January 2020, at least 5 new victims joining every day: https://www.facebook.com/groups/202403510916809/?ref=share
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  • etbucklin 06/24/2020 at 05:18 PM

    Rating:

    They advertise free trial.. When you go on the website after they send multiple emails and text messages, you get pop ups for purchasing add-ons such as course materials & certifications. Don’t click! Trying to click on X to close & you’re charged. Difficulty cancelling. Better just leave it alone in the first place.

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