Mindvalley Reviews

After being a member of Mindvalley for less than two months, I cancelled my membership renewal because spammers/scammers literally infest the community forums. I've attempted to raise it with Mindvalley support, who have failed to respond to me from support@***.com on four consecutive occasions.
There's a principle in science that even if you can't see something, you can determine what it is by the effect it has on everything around it.

It's led me to the conclusion that Mindvalley itself is likely complicit in the spamming activity on its community forums. The conclusion was a simple one to arrive at:
1) If Mindvalley were serious about protecting the welfare of its customers, it would do what Trustpilot does. It would prevent anyone from using URLs, email addresses, or phone numbers in text on its posts. That would kill the spamming at a stroke.

They don't do that; therefore, it follows that they want the spamming to continue.
2) Mindvalley provides no effective means of communicating with them. All they offer is a useless WhatsApp group and an email address that nobody from 'support' ever responds to.
3) Spammers are able to set up 20 or more accounts under the same name and monitor community posting activity in real-time to pounce on new messages at once. How is that possible unless admin were responsible for it? None of us can do it as members.
Conclusion: Mindvalley has structured the community forums in such a way that it allows spammers to use URLs, email addresses (typically Gmail addresses), and phone numbers in posts; and fobs its customers off with a cosmetic means of complaining about it.

Logically, there's an extraordinarily high probability that Mindvalley admin is allowing the spamming activity for its own purposes.
Effectively, it has set up an unsafe community forum that preys upon its paying customersespecially its more vulnerable customers, who may have come to the site in desperate circumstances. That also explains Mindvalley's curiously obsessive urgings for all members to participate in the community forums. It wants the biggest pool of members available for exploitation.
The law of averages means that there will be people on the community forums who have joined in a fragile state of mind because of personal problems. They might be tempted into following up with one or more of the scammers (I've already seen one member engaging to ask for more details).

The community forums are a place where members are encouraged to open up and share their innermost thoughts, fears, hopes, and dreams. In doing so, they're providing parasites with information about themselves that can be used to go off in search of them in the wider world. Guess what... they won't be looking for anyone just to say 'Hi.' People go to Mindvalley in the hope of elevating their lives, not having a piece of self-serving vermin peering over their shoulder to harvest their thoughts.
Don't waste your time and effort raising scams with support or reporting messages individually (it's the most inefficient way of dealing with the problem, and it won't get you a response).

You will be ignored.
Through Trustpilot, I logged a one-star review about Mindvalley and its support of spamming. Normally, a poor review triggers some corpse-eyed functionary programmed to regurgitate fatuous, empty, squirming clichés about understanding your 'frustrations' and suggesting that you 'reach out' for assistance. My review was ignored in that respect, perhaps because its tone didn't leave any window of opportunity open for their usual anodyne fob-offs.
Mindvalley has been very careful not to give anyone an effective means of contacting them. Their customer support is as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike.

It consists of a useless WhatsApp group and a 'support' email address you'll never get a response from. I'm in no position to judge how high this scam goes within the company, but I am satisfied that Mindvalley is responsible for the activity.

USE WhatsApp support. Fixed my issue in less than 5 min.

Online chat is a bot, Agent on chat was a bot. Definitely by pass the chatbot on the website and go directly to the WhatsApp link from their website support section - and it is a real human being. So caring, actually empathised with me. I tested it with the fact I broke my arm.

WhatsApp person immediately showed care. Offered a solution. And I became a member and uploaded my receipt into the web chat as proof. Surprisingly, a real human jumped on the website chat.

Amazing! I am pleased this occurred so they can get better with their customer service to understand even if the chat pretends to be human with typos it still did not show empathy. Mindvalley's content surpasses all else on the internet and in the world for advanced mind body techniques.

As frustrating as this was that I nearly ended my subscription because of the situation... I would have been gutted.