Dr. Najeeb Lectures
Reviews and Complaints

this is a scam dont sign up for this service they promise to charge only 5 then charge the full amount which is currently 299 scam fraud do not use

I was really excited to find Dr. Najeeb Lectures website and their videos. They were advertised as being available for only $5.00, which was a great deal for me. However, when I tried to purchase them, I was charged $199.99 instead. I immediately contacted the company on December 1 to ask for a refund. They told me that I would receive my refund in 2-3 business days, but that didn't happen. I contacted them again on December 24, and they told me the same thing. I continued to contact them on December 26, 28, 2020 and February 24, but I still haven't received my refund.

I feel like I have been robbed by this company. It's not fair to cheat young students like me who don't have a lot of resources. I hope that Dr. Najeeb Lectures will do the right thing and refund my money. It's important to remember that theft is wrong and it's punished in all religions. I hope that this company will learn from their mistake and treat their customers with more respect in the future.

I signed up for Dr. Najeeb Lectures 'cause it said it's only $5 but they charged me $299 USD! I emailed them right away for a refund but it's been a while and I still haven't gotten my money back. I signed up on 12/31 and they keep making excuses for the delay.

I saw an ad for Dr. Najeeb's lectures and they said it was only $5 for life. But it wasn't clear that I had to do stuff within 24 hours, like watch 8 hours of videos. So I got charged $299 on Dec 29. I emailed customer service and they said I'd get a refund after 30 days. But it's Jan 30 and I still don't have my money back. I emailed them again but they won't give me a phone number or a transaction number to check with my bank.

I signed up for Dr. Najeeb lectures on January 5 for a sweet deal of $5 (usually $299). But, turns out, I got bamboozled like many others and was charged the full price. I contacted them on the same day for help and they said they'd give me my money back in 30 days. It's been 3 months now and after a bunch of back-and-forth emails, they still haven't given me my refund. They keep saying they did it, but I don't see any money in my account except for the original payment. I even asked for proof of the refund, but they haven't replied. It's a real bummer.

I saw an ad for Dr. Najeeb Lectures on 1/13 and it said it was only $5 for lifetime access. I checked my bank account and they charged me $299 right away. I emailed them and they said they would give me my money back in 30 days. But it's now 2/15 and I still haven't gotten my refund. I emailed them again and they asked for my name, last 4 digits of my credit card, county, and email of purchase. I replied with that information and on 2/16 they said they forwarded it to the refund authority and it takes 1-2 days to verify. On 2/19, they emailed me saying they will issue the refund within 48-72 hours. But I still haven't gotten my refund. I've been messaging them every day asking for a phone number to talk to someone or what's going on, but no one will respond to me.

I went to the website https://www.drnajeeblectures.com/ to check out their medical video lectures. They said it was "100% FREE LIFETIME ACCESS," but when I signed up, they charged me $299. I was confused, but they said if I did what they asked, I would get my money back. They even said they would refund the whole amount in writing (emails). But when I tried to get my money back, they stopped answering me. I've been trying for months, but no luck. I even talked to my bank, but they said it was too late to do anything. They took my money on 10/9.

Hey there, so I heard about Dr. Najeeb Lectures and how they were offering videos for only $5.00. I was super excited and decided to sign up, but when I was charged $199.99 instead, I was pretty upset. I reached out to the team on December 1 to ask for a refund, and they said it would take 2-3 business days. But it didn't happen, so I wrote to them again on December 24, and they said the same thing. I kept writing to them on December 26, 28, 2020 and February 24, but they kept saying the refund would come in 2-3 business days. It's been a while now and I still haven't received my refund.

Honestly, it feels like theft to me. Cheating young students like me who don't have a lot of resources is just wrong. I hope you guys can make it right and ask for forgiveness from God. It's not cool to deceive people like this.

I bought a lifetime plan from Dr. Najeeb Lectures on 12/31 for $5. But instead of charging me $5, they charged me $299 twice, which is $598 in total. I noticed this on 7/8 and emailed their support. However, I didn't receive any response until 7/29. I tried again and sent more information on 8/1. But until 8/24, I didn't get any response. So, I asked for a response again on 8/26 and told them that I would contact the ComplaintsBoard.com. The website advertised the services as $5 for lifetime access, but now it says $99 for lifetime access. I was charged $598, which is not the price of any plan. I want a refund, and I have attached pictures of my statement showing the charge. You can find Dr. Najeeb's current membership plans here - https://www.drnajeeblectures.com/membership-plan/. None of them cost $598.

I'm a doctor from India and I signed up for Dr. Najeeb's lectures on 20Dec2020 thinking it was only $5. But turns out, they charged me $299 without any clear indication. I had to email back and forth with the Najeeb team and even though they said they refunded me, it never happened. They kept giving me vague reasons for the delay and I received multiple emails from different people. Dr. Najeeb himself replied a few times but with a tone like they were giving away free money and it would take time. I've sent two more emails in June but haven't received a reply yet.

I signed up for Dr. Najeeb Lectures when it was advertised for $5, but they charged me $299 without clear instructions for getting a refund of $294. They didn't mention the $299 charge on the ad, registration form, or payment page. When I realized I was charged $299, I contacted customer service to cancel my account and get a refund. They said it would take 30 days due to an upgrade, but after that time, they asked for account information to process the refund in 24-48 hours. After waiting for 4 business days, they said my money would be refunded soon, but it's been 2.5 months and they stopped replying to my emails.

This business is a scam. They advertise on their online banners as if it will cost you $5 for a subscription when in fact they charge $299. When you complain they send you a form letter (as obviously this is a continual problem) that says the "terms of service" must be followed to receive a $294 refund. They do not make this clear on the banners. I contacted them immediately after I was charged the $299 and told them I no longer wanted their subscription and wanted a refund. They finally said they were going to refund it but it would take "a day or two". It has now been 13 days and still no refund. They send no actual receipt. I also have screenshots of their misleading webpages.

I went to the website for this company as I had seen an advertisement on FaceBook that membership was "on sale" for $5.00 for one day only. After I completed the form and sent my credit card information the fraud department of my credit union called asking about the transaction and it was then that I learned the company had tried to take $229.00. I sent an email to the company stating that I did not authorize that they take $299. The company stated that they would refund the amount in 30 days and that the special price carried "terms and conditions". Those terms and conditions were NOT obvious. When I went to web site today, it still states that the membership fee is 95% off "for today only". Their advertising is very misleading and the only way to contact them is via email. I am very concerned that my money will not be refunded in 30 days and I truly believe this company is a scam.

An ad for a low cost subscription to Dr. Lectures' medical education promised lifetime access for $5. Positive feedback led me to try it. The payment page charged my card $5, but I accepted the terms. My bank alerted me to a $299 charge from DrLectures.com. I tried to cancel and get a refund, but the support button didn't work and there was no contact info. The terms were hidden, stating a 95% refund is possible only with certain conditions. I'm awaiting a response from their AOL email after reporting to the FTC and my bank issued a temporary chargeback.