Commentator
Commentator for today’s session (Sunday Oct 11th) talks way too much which is annoying and a distraction from my goal.
RRedtail451
Predatory Business Model
Whatever you think about this app just make sure you cancel when you’re done with it, ASAP. Especially on free trials but yearly subscriptions too. I was a long term customer and stopped stretching. Forgot about the app until I got billed on my credit card. Instantly messaged them to cancel and ask for a refund the same day. They acknowledged my quick response but still refused to give me a refund.
Pliability would rather make money through locking customers into unwanted renewal payments rather than making a product people genuinely want to keep paying for. When retaining a customers money is more important than retaining a customer, that tells me all I need to know.
I’ll be looking for another app that actually cares about its users, I suggest you do the same.
Pliability would rather make money through locking customers into unwanted renewal payments rather than making a product people genuinely want to keep paying for. When retaining a customers money is more important than retaining a customer, that tells me all I need to know.
I’ll be looking for another app that actually cares about its users, I suggest you do the same.
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JJrRoweBoat
Great app for instilling routine
Never been more flexible, now at the age of 65 ☺️☺️
WWoodyrs4
Beware of Pliability’s “free” trial!
I signed up for a free trial and later discovered I’d been charged $25.19 every month for five months — $125.95 total.
During those five months, I never received or saw a single email from Pliability alerting me that my trial was ending or that my credit card was being charged month after month. I searched my Gmail thoroughly—nothing.
Pliability claims their system shows emails were sent. When I asked them to provide copies, they said they couldn’t produce them or even show me what those emails said.
I canceled immediately when I discovered the charges and asked for a refund or even a partial goodwill refund. They refused every request.
Yes, the recurring charge was disclosed in the signup process. I missed it. But a company converting a “free” trial into an ongoing paid subscription should make darn sure customers know they’re being charged—not quietly collect $25.19 month after month.
My $125.95 lesson: Be very careful with Pliability’s free trial and watch your credit-card statement.
During those five months, I never received or saw a single email from Pliability alerting me that my trial was ending or that my credit card was being charged month after month. I searched my Gmail thoroughly—nothing.
Pliability claims their system shows emails were sent. When I asked them to provide copies, they said they couldn’t produce them or even show me what those emails said.
I canceled immediately when I discovered the charges and asked for a refund or even a partial goodwill refund. They refused every request.
Yes, the recurring charge was disclosed in the signup process. I missed it. But a company converting a “free” trial into an ongoing paid subscription should make darn sure customers know they’re being charged—not quietly collect $25.19 month after month.
My $125.95 lesson: Be very careful with Pliability’s free trial and watch your credit-card statement.
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CCcarnegie hall candidate
Waste of time and money
After using GOWOD for 5 years, I decided to give pliability a go. What a disappointing, garbage app. It’s way too over-stimulating and difficult to use. The user interface is like a navy tactics board. I like to do my stretching sessions while watching tv or a movie, but pliabiity is like being stuck in a class that you had to give your full attention to. There’s constantly someone talking, every stretch is a 3 min hold which gets boring. I tried to create my own 20+ min session for sleep quality. It kept reverting to 15 mins and every time I selected ‘generate a new session’, the same session would come up. How this costs as much as it does is beyond me. Haven’t found a useful function whatsoever
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