# Negotiation 360 — user reviews > 22 indexed App Store user reviews of Negotiation 360 by Negotiation 360, LLC, rated 1.00/5 from 1 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/negotiation-360/id949271941/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/negotiation-360/id949271941.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 0 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 1 ## Newest reviews (2 of 22) ### 4/5 — Not working/Don’t download *2019-11-26, version 2.0* The subscription section doesn't work and you are not able to sign up. **Developer response:** Sorry to hear you are experiencing issues! The subscriptions are back up and running and there are new podcasts available to subscribers. Please try again! ### 4/5 — FIRST TRY *2016-10-03, version 1.3* I used the application for the first time with a lawsuit settlement negotiation. I'm an attorney and thought the app served its purpose to make me reflect on the good and bad and consider other alternatives. Having a detailed questionnaire after the negotiation to record with more specificity the moves and countermoves, time, and result would be more beneficial to me. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Cannot cancel subscription. Need help. *2022-04-19, version 2.3* Cannot cancel subscription. ### 1/5 — Bad service *2021-11-01, version 2.3* Trying to cancel subscription, Emailed 3 times no response. ### 1/5 — Unable to use it. No support *2020-12-26, version 2.1* I have purchased the yearly plan for a few weeks now. I am unable to login or signup and nobody has answered the contact email advertised on the site although I have written a fee times. Basically I have given $9.99 away. I wish I had given that money to a homeless person... ### 1/5 — No Audio *2020-08-02, version 2.1* All videos are mute ### 1/5 — Not sure it’s ready for prime time *2020-03-10, version 2.1* I paid for the old version then get a notice they upgraded to a better version but assured me I can keep the old version which I did because I had persona notes in it. I found out the app upgraded anyway and I can’t log in without paying for a subscription service which I did but Incant log in after paying. I sent an email asking someone look into it and no response for about a week now. I’m not sure this app is even legit. I want my money back. ### 1/5 — No Help or Contact info for troubleshooting *2020-01-15, version 2.1* All videos are mute, cannot hear anything. No way to get any help. The podcast portion of this app is not working - please help! **Developer response:** Sorry to hear you are experiencing issues! All podcasts and videos have been fixed to include the audio. Please try listening again! ### 1/5 — Verbal to text note taker only *2019-05-02, version 1.4* I’m a certified Court Mediator I’ve been trained and negotiation techniques many years ago by IBM I’ve been trained by the project on negotiation I read guarantee as you getting past no and I was trained in the court system in Tampa. This simply has a notetaker if you don’t know your Strank‘s and weaknesses and you seem to have a problem with the strength and weakness thing didn’t know and give me anything because I already knew it and secondly as far as the notetaking I can take these kind of notes in my head maybe my hippocampus is better than most peoples with this simply is a note typing app I expected a more academic high-level approach due to the qualifications of this person I got nothing out of this app is worthless. I have used a lot of Harvard Case studies but this really is not up to par and I don’t see how anyone just simply taking notes in a small format does any good whatsoever I’d like to get my money back ### 1/5 — All information is available on YouTube *2017-10-27, version 1.4* No need to spend 5 dollars for a note taker. All the training video are available for free on YouTube. Comparing yourself to how you did last time in negotiation is great but most notepad apps can jot notes down without spending 5 dollars to do so. This app should have been downgraded to .99 cents for the quick question self assessment that really doesn’t give you much detail. It is no better than rating yourself on how you do from day to day on a scale from 1-10. The videos are jumpy without transition and could definitely be improved with quality. It makes it very hard to follow. Editing was terrible. Please give this app a second thought before purchasing or at least check out the videos for FREE! Then you can base the quality of the app on the video. ### 2/5 — Sign in does not work. *2021-01-25, version 2.1* I did the initial test and paid subscription, but now unable to sign in. ### 3/5 — Very limited information *2016-02-12, version 1.2* I got to this App after reading the article "assessment: what kind of negotiated are you" on Harvard Business Review about negotiation. If you already read the article, then there's not much additional gain from this app. There is very limited information in it. If you are a brand new beginner and haven't read any article about negotiation, this might be a good start to structure your thinking. However, if you have read a couple of articles or even books, then what you have learned will be way more in depth and informative than what this App can cover. It's not a bad App, but just doesn't worth the cost for barely any additional information. ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — This is good! *2018-10-15, version 1.4* Great app! It's so good! **Developer response:** Glad to hear yo are enjoying the app! ### 5/5 — Close your negotiations faster and better *2015-11-27, version 1.2* The app has helped me to be focused on my strengths and offer my best for the benefit of all. ### 5/5 — Terrific app *2015-07-24, version 1.1* This app is fabulous! I'm a financial advisor and I'm recommending it to all of my clients as it will sharpen their negotiation skills. ### 5/5 — Best negotiation app out there *2015-07-19, version 1.2* I've taught negotiation twenty years as a law school professor, 26 with tenure. And this is by far the best negotiation app I've ever seen in several ways First, it is very accessible for people who have never tried to negotiate better systematically or read anything. It explains very basic ideas clearly like the idea of when you should walk away because you have a better deal. Second, it is very research based and not just some personal opinion. It compares how view you your strengths with the way other people who have taken the same survey do. Third, it lets you track your success and lessons over time. Fourth, it has a kind coaching quality. It notes you may think you could have done better because you just set high goals - and it notes people often think they could have done better. ### 5/5 — Consultant *2015-07-03, version 1.1* A friend recommended I try this app -- and I like it! I can feel the insights bursting to be released. So far I have used it on two negotiations. One, to assess my purchase of a new used car; two, in a tense negotiation involving my ex-husband. I was skeptical but I spent $2.99 and the few minutes it took to set it up. I can report -- it is an intriguing way to look at my negotiation skills IN PRACTICE. It's quick, enjoyable and unique. I recommend it! I will keep using it! It will be even better when I use it on my negotiations in my work. (I am a consultant). ### 5/5 — Extremely valuable even for a veteran negotiator *2015-06-04, version 1.1* While I have been an active negotiator over the years, until Professor Wheeler's app appeared, I have never had the capacity to evaluate my performance in a meaningful way. Of course, I knew what I had accomplished (or not accomplished) but I did not have a good understanding of why. I used the app to assess a recent negotiation and, after discussing it with the other party to the negotiation, realized there was a single fact I could have advanced which would have resulted in a dramatically different outcome for me which would have been acceptable to my counterpart. My failure to advance the fact seems, in retrospect, closely related to tendencies identified in my self-assessment. 360 will be a part of my life toolkit going forward. ### 5/5 — Awesome Negotiation App *2015-05-28, version 1.1* This App is one of the best negotiations tool available. It has wealth of information to improve negotiation skills. I can see myself using this tool on daily basis to prepare for negotiation tactics before going into critical meetings. I recommend this tool for novice as well as for experienced negotiators ### 5/5 — Best negotiation app on the market *2015-05-27, version 1.1* Wheeler's decades of experience as a negotiation expert and teacher at Harvard Business School shine through in this best-in-class app. Its handy tools balance self-assessment with wise and personalized instruction to help you prepare for and analyze your negotiations, be they personal or professional. The interface is attractive and intuitive, and Wheeler's latest negotiation book provides a useful reference for those who want to explore this material in greater detail. Individuals and firms looking to boost their negotiation processes and outcomes really ought to try this. If you negotiate regularly and you believe you definitely don't need this app, then you probably need it. ### 5/5 — This App is Fantastic! *2015-05-21, version 1.1* This app is user friendly, and a great value. It helped provide a structure for learning the right lessons from experience. It is clear this app will help anyone negotiate more effectively! ### 5/5 — Great negotiation companion! *2015-01-05, version 1.0* I found this app useful in helping me keep track of negotiations as well as preparing for the next one. Thanks! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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