Last month, I bought a course on Domestika during a promotion. The site showed it in English, the promo looked like a simple course purchase — but it turned out to be a setup. I was automatically enrolled in an annual membership without clear consent, and charged again the following month. No warning, no transparency.To make it worse, the course that was advertised in English was actually entirely in Spanish. That was never made clear until after I bought it.I contacted support and asked for a refund, and they refused. They clearly don’t care about misleading their users or providing accurate information.Between the unauthorized membership, the language misrepresentation, and zero customer support, I’m warning anyone considering Domestika — be very careful. They rely on confusing marketing and make it difficult to get your money back once you realize what happened.
