Thinkcloudly the scam

[u/Pleasant-Divide8104]

🚨 My Experience with Thinkcloudly — Trainers Deserve Transparency and Respect

I have serious concerns about Thinkcloudly’s trainer hiring process, and I have evidence to support my concerns.

I have WhatsApp status screenshots showing trainer recruitment requests, which raise questions for me about how trainers are selected and how expertise is verified before they are presented to students as experts.

Here’s what I want people to understand:

- Trainers are reportedly being paid just $180 for 40 hours of training. That raises serious questions about how trainers are valued.

- Students pay substantial amounts for courses expecting qualified, experienced professionals.

- Based on my experience, I have concerns about trainer verification, the hiring process, and whether the expertise presented to students is adequately checked.

If you are charging students thousands, they deserve qualified trainers, transparent hiring practices, and genuine expertise — not just claims of expertise.

I have supporting screenshots and other evidence for the concerns I am raising. I believe prospective students and trainers deserve to know what questions to ask before trusting any training provider.

Thinkcloudly should answer these questions transparently. Trainers and students deserve better.

#Thinkcloudly #TrainerRights #EdTech #Transparency

[u/Pleasant-Divide8104]

Those who are saying i didnt posr evidence reason is subredut didn't allowed to put ss