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Thanks again

Anyone can find a Matlab course please?

How to Start a Successful YouTube Channel for Your Business Code=33D1A8F29EE17F7DEJAN 2 Days left at this price ! - now £19.99. Thanks for finding these deals op.

Cool, mate. Thank u so much!

Fyi: The aws cloud practitioner / solutions architect courses aren't all £9.99 Practice exams are £15.99 and the cloud practitioner is £11.99 I'm still getting them all but was surprised by the difference :(

Am I missing something!?...says £10.99 and all codes I tried have expired!? (confused)

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Don’t really rate these courses that much, seems the free ones quite poor Good app called Mimo if you want to learn Python kinda like duo lingo in that you actually do some coding

[4.1] [3h 45m] Data Analytics A-Z with Python Code=2F7C817525D263FCD7A8 2 Days left at this price ! [4.5] [14h 56m] Adobe Photoshop CC: Your Complete Beginner to Advanced Class Code=NEWYEAR21 1 Day left at this price ! Coupon codes do not work for these courses. Udemy say not valid

Not showing as free for me either.

I will caveat that I've never actually had to cancel a plan, but from reading of Adobe's terms, it would seem that a cancellation fee of 50% of the remaining balance of the annual contract would apply. I have to say, on an initial glance, I'd initially thought that a "pay monthly" plan would allow one to cancel at any point, but it's pretty clear that it's actually just an annual plan with monthly payments as you say. https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/creative-cloud-subscription-terms.html#cancel

I used to use standalone Lightroom, and would upgrade every year for the new features. This would cost me £60-100 a year depending on if you get lucky with retailer deals at the time. Then I may or may not have used pirated Photoshop which as people have said was a very unaffordable £600+ for a one-off licence, and you did not get any new updates in later versions (eg pay for CS4, and you don't get CS5 one year later - that'll be another £600+ please - or whatever an upgrade charge would be, maybe £300-400?). So for me, I used to pay up to £100 a year anyway JUST to keep Lightroom up to date. Today, I pay £80 a year (depending on a good Photography Plan deal) and I get all the latest Lightroom updates AND the very latest Photoshop version, AND as a bonus, I get some cloud storage (which I don't use). What's not to like?

i might be wrong but I thought you pay monthly but are stuck paying for a year term?

You can purchase direct from Adobe month by month cancel anytime. Compare plans | Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan

Without the subscription model, I may never have switched from using Photoshop Elements with Lightroom. £89.99 a year at the time (I've paid between £69.99 and £89.99 since) was a lot more palatable than shelling out £600 odd upfront for a CS6 perpetual licence then £200 odd every time an update was released. Plus I was already forking out for new versions of Lightroom and Elements on a regular basis.

Nonsense! I would advise people not to waste time with these courses. They are all plagiarised materials gotten from other contents, and these Indians try to charge for plagiarized materials.

Unfortunately you only get a certificate with paid courses.

Do you get any kind of certificate or anything from doing these?

https://www.udemy.com/course/photography-for-beginners/ https://www.udemy.com/course/master-your-camera-for-beginners/ https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?price=price-free&q=photoshop&sort=relevance&src=sac

Where's the free photography course mentioned as couldn't find it, and the photoshop course?

Shows £15.99 after applying the code. What am i doing incorrectly?

Thanks MartianMan

Is it possible to get more than one of these courses at a time/over different periods? I missed out on the accounting course with many many hours of material, but am interested in the QuickBooks course mentioned here. Though, I don't want to get it and find out I can't grab the full accounting course later if it comes back on sale. Edit: nevermind, just found my answer by reading comments in another thread, and the course I wanted is back on sale anyway :D

AutoCAD course showing as £12.99 too.

Asana 2020 course is expired, showing as £12.99 now, but otherwise thank you! Yet again some amazing courses (y)