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TaskTend Creative Studio

TaskTend Creative Studio

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

**Paying Creator — Missing Credits, Unexpected Charge & No Support Response** I am extremely disappointed with my recent experience with OpenArt, especially because I am a digital content creator who has continued choosing this platform because I genuinely like the quality of the work I can create with it. I purchased **20,000 additional top-up credits** before my subscription renewal. When my regular payment became due, OpenArt took my payment, but I was no longer able to use the 20,000 credits I had already purchased. I waited and then paid approximately **$60 for my regular plan**, expecting my account and purchased credits to be restored. Instead, I am now being prompted for approximately **$177**, which appears connected to the Wonder Plan — a plan I did NOT knowingly select or authorize. The most frustrating part is that I have already contacted customer support and **have not received a response or resolution**. I use OpenArt as part of my actual content-production workflow. I have invested money into this platform because I like what I can create with it, and I honestly did not want to leave. But I cannot continue putting money into a service when paid credits become inaccessible, unexpected charges appear, and I cannot get a human being to help me understand what happened. I am asking OpenArt to simply review my account, restore the credits I legitimately purchased, correct my subscription and billing, and refund any incorrect charges. I will gladly **update this review if OpenArt resolves the issue**, because I would much rather report that the company stepped up and fixed the problem. But right now, the lack of support for a paying creator is incredibly disappointing. URGENT UPDATE: I cancelled my subscription because my billing and missing-credit issue has still not been resolved. Immediately after cancelling, my account is now showing only 35 credits. I previously purchased 20,000 top-up credits separately, in addition to my subscription payments. I need a complete audit of my credit and billing history and an explanation of exactly where my purchased credits went. Please restore all separately purchased credits that I am entitled to and address the unauthorized/unexpected plan charge. I have screenshots and receipts documenting the transactions and current 35-credit balance. Hi, I can provide a screenshot of my current account, but I do not have screenshots of my previous credit balance because I had no reason to anticipate that my credits would disappear. Please review the transaction and credit history on your end. I purchased approximately 20,000 top-up credits before my subscription renewal. I understood those purchased top-up credits would remain available. I then paid my subscription and received approximately 24,000 subscription credits, but my balance did not reflect the purchased top-up credits plus my subscription credits as expected. I also saw an unexpected charge/amount of approximately $177, despite being on the Pro plan. When I canceled the subscription while trying to resolve this issue, my available balance dropped to approximately 35 credits. I need you to review my account ledger and provide: My top-up credit purchase history and amount purchased My credit balance immediately before the subscription payment Credits added when my subscription renewed All credits deducted/expired and the reason for each deduction Why cancellation reduced my available credits to approximately 35 An explanation of the approximately $177 amount/charge Restoration of any purchased or subscription credits removed incorrectly This issue has already interrupted my production workflow, so I need the account history reviewed rather than relying solely on screenshots that I could not have known I would need.

Amber Howard-Czesak

Amber Howard-Czesak

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I would not recommend All My Sons Moving & Storage based on my experience with their Raleigh location. I hired them for a full-service intrastate move and paid extra for Full Value Protection. The move was expensive, multiple pieces of furniture and other household items were damaged, and the crew left before the move was fully completed. The damage itself was frustrating, but the way the claim has been handled afterward has been just as disappointing. I submitted documentation and photographs of the damaged items, including significant damage to a Sleep Number bed and other furniture. Despite the Full Value Protection I purchased, the settlement amounts offered for several items appeared to have little relationship to the actual cost to repair or replace them. Their own moving contract states that under Full Value Protection, damaged property may be repaired, the repair cost paid, replaced with an item of like kind and quality, or reimbursed based on current replacement value. That is not how I feel my claim has been handled. After I disputed the settlement amount, I was also told I had only three days to accept the offer or it would be withdrawn. Considering the amount of damage, the protection I paid for, and the fact that I was still trying to understand my options, I found that deadline incredibly frustrating. I also raised the fact that I paid for a full-service move that was not fully completed, which is separate from the property damage itself. After months of trying to resolve this directly with the company, I have now filed formal complaints and contacted the North Carolina Utilities Commission regarding the move and claims process. Moving is stressful enough without spending months afterward fighting over damaged property and services you already paid for. I wish my experience had been different, but based on both the move itself and how the aftermath has been handled, I cannot recommend this company.

Robert A.

Robert A.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

My experience with Europcar Germany in Munich was extremely disappointing. At the counter, I was offered an upgrade and clearly declined it. I explained that I was travelling for a family emergency, did not need an upgrade and simply needed the car so I could be on my way. I was then offered another car. The representative confirmed there would be no extra charge and that the car was covered by my prepaid booking. He presented me with an iPad already zoomed into the signature box and told me Europcar had to take the deposit, so I inserted my credit card and authorized what I was told was the deposit. I did not read four pages of a German contract at a busy counter because there didn't appear to be a reason to: we had discussed the upgrade, I had declined it, and I had specifically confirmed there would be no surcharge. There was no ambiguity about what I had agreed to or what I was told I was signing. After I returned the car and the rental was concluded, the deposit hold was released. Only then was a charge of €188.85 processed for an “upgrade” I had explicitly declined. I contacted Europcar customer service afterward expecting the issue to be properly reviewed. Instead, the exchanges were dismissive, Europcar declared the matter closed, and the representative refused my request to escalate the concern. In a changing world, experiences like this make customers increasingly cautious. To encounter something that felt this deceptive in Germany, from a major international company, was particularly troubling. My advice: do not assume that being in Germany, at the counter of a major international rental company, means you can simply trust what you are being told. Read every line before signing.