Skillfeed is offering a month of free online courses

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According to a brief description of the offer on the Skillfeed website, it runs till February 28 and will help…

According to a brief description of the offer on the
According to a brief description of the offer on the Skillfeed website, it runs till February 28 and will help users improve their skills on various computer packages. “Advance your skills in Excel, VBA and the Microsoft tools. We as Skillfeed are offering you a month of free online courses. Offer ends Feb 28,” states the course announcement. All one is required to do is to register for the course and you get access to 69,309 video tutorials, from which you will be able to increase or gain knowledge in the following: Learn the latest in Excel 2013- During this Excel 2013 tutorial, we give an overview of the new features added to Microsoft Excel 2013. Certification Courses- Get certified in project management, SAP and other CRM tools. Presentation tips using Microsoft Powerpoint- In this Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint, you will learn to create classy presentations. Analytical tools to boost your career- Learn different analytical tools like VBA, Macros to boost your career. The process of registering for the program is short whereby, you are required to type in; your full name, your email address, your password and press the accept button. After going through the registration the next page requires that you; enter your credit card number and the expiry date. This does not mean that the services will be billed, to ensure that users of the service understand this, Skillfeed have answered two questions on the site to assure their customers of their service’s legitimacy. To the question: Why are you asking for my credit card information? “Skillfeed is totally free for the first 30 days. You won’t be billed unless you keep your account open past the 30-day trial period, and then it is just $19 per month for unlimited access.” The website informs. “We ask for your billing information to reduce fraud and verify that you have a valid credit card should you keep your account open.” It adds. Are there any hidden terms? “No, you are in complete control! Skillfeed does not require any commitments or contracts, and you can cancel at any time, 24/7 online or by calling,” notes the website.

According to a brief description of the offer on the Skillfeed website, it runs till February 28 and will help users improve their skills on various computer packages.

“Advance your skills in Excel, VBA and the Microsoft tools. We as Skillfeed are offering you a month of free online courses. Offer ends Feb 28,” states the course announcement.

All one is required to do is to register for the course and you get access to 69,309 video tutorials, from which you will be able to increase or gain knowledge in the following:

Learn the latest in Excel 2013- During this Excel 2013 tutorial, we give an overview of the new features added to Microsoft Excel 2013.

Certification Courses- Get certified in project management, SAP and other CRM tools.

Presentation tips using Microsoft Powerpoint- In this Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint, you will learn to create classy presentations.

Analytical tools to boost your career- Learn different analytical tools like VBA, Macros to boost your career.

The process of registering for the program is short whereby, you are required to type in; your full name, your email address, your password and press the accept button.

After going through the registration the next page requires that you; enter your credit card number and the expiry date.

This does not mean that the services will be billed, to ensure that users of the service understand this, Skillfeed have answered two questions on the site to assure their customers of their service’s legitimacy.

To the question:

Why are you asking for my credit card information?

“Skillfeed is totally free for the first 30 days. You won’t be billed unless you keep your account open past the 30-day trial period, and then it is just $19 per month for unlimited access.” The website informs.

“We ask for your billing information to reduce fraud and verify that you have a valid credit card should you keep your account open.” It adds.

Are there any hidden terms?

“No, you are in complete control! Skillfeed does not require any commitments or contracts, and you can cancel at any time, 24/7 online or by calling,” notes the website.

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