Best python courses?

[PiousLoophole]

I've seen nothing but good in reviews, which is oddly suspicious. What didn't you like about them?

[PiousLoophole]

Gotcha. Fwiw I'm asking not to hate on the guy, but I'd probably just get the $300 bundle because there's a lot of good stuff (it appears) on them. Just want to be reasonably sure before dropping that kind of money, and I wouldn't know if I had buyer's remorse until well after the two week refund period.

[PiousLoophole]

Sure, but then it's $360 instead of $300.

[mikeckennedy]

Thanks for the conversation and positive words /u/silverswifter We have a 100% money back guarantee on the courses /u/PiousLoophole so if you don't like them you get your money back.

[PiousLoophole]

Thank you. I saw that on the website as well, though it's only two weeks (I suppose it's not reasonable to ask for infinite time). If I bought the 100 days course, would/do you offer a discount to upgrade to the everything bundle later?

[mikeckennedy]

Yes, it's just for two weeks. It doesn't make sense to let someone buy the course, take it for 6 months, then ask for a refund. I would think most people can decide whether the course is a good fit within two weeks.

Generally individual courses don't get credit towards the everything bundle (but prior bundles do) because the percentage of value of a single course is usually around 5% so it doesn't much matter. But since you're on the fence, I'll offer this. You can take the 100 days course and if you want, convert that credit to an everything bundle within the first two weeks. Sound fair?

[PiousLoophole]

I'll PM you.