Khan Academy Customer Service Issues

I have been attempting to cancel what seems to be a $12.30 monthly subscription or donation to Kahn Academy. I may have initially donated once, but did not intend for it to be recurring since my home-schooled student no longer uses the service. Despite my efforts on the website and through emails, I have not been successful in stopping this monthly payment. The email address I used is [redacted], although I am uncertain if this is the correct one listed on the account.

I am seeking a response from the marketing department or director regarding my inquiry. I have been an advocate for Khan Academy since [redacted] and was the first to review Khanmigo. I believe Khanmigo has the potential to revolutionize education by creating a classroom environment that encourages risk-taking, embraces failure as part of learning, and provides immediate feedback to students. I have been actively promoting Khan Academy and Khanmigo to various private schools and they are all eager to see a demo. I am interested in knowing if there are any vendor policies or agreements for schools and students using Khan Academy and Khanmigo. Additionally, I would like to inquire if I, as a private consultant, can offer training to teachers and students for a fee. I am a devoted supporter of Khan Academy and wish to continue promoting it with the necessary permissions. With my background as a mentor teacher and teacher trainer, I am confident in my ability to inspire teachers to utilize Khan Academy effectively. I await your response eagerly. Thank you, Barney E. [redacted].

I have a friend, Bill Webb, who held a patent for nuclear fusion and 49 other copyrighted physics articles. Unfortunately, Bill passed away in January at the age of 84. Prior to his death, he shared a copy of his patent and other publications with me. I believe that his work, which challenges the "Standard Model" in physics, is significant and mathematically accurate. I would like to present these materials to Khan Academy on Bill's behalf for your review. Please contact me if you are interested in exploring Bill's groundbreaking physics research. I am 64 years old and retired, but I have basic computer skills to send Bill's patent via email. Thank you for considering this opportunity. Sincerely, Mike Irons [redacted] N. High Street Trlr [redacted] Lake City MN [redacted]

Vikas D. is introducing a new plan to deceive people named Blueprint Milleniar. It claims to make you a millionaire without involving any kind of financial commitment or discussing earning Rs. 2.5 lakh per month. Upon closer inspection, two major frauds are evident. First, Vikas D. himself will not personally teach you as advertised, rather, students are directed to watch pre-recorded videos featuring motivational content without the opportunity to interact or clarify doubts. Secondly, promises of teaching skills under the guise of BIP-C training remain unfulfilled with only fake YouTube videos being shared for free. The webinar scheduled for 12:00 PM is prerecorded and repeats every Sunday, following a script designed to manipulate viewers. It's crucial to raise awareness to protect hard-earned money and educate others about the reality behind Vikas D. and this fraudulent scheme. Share this information widely to prevent further exploitation in the name of big business. Join the WhatsApp group for support and to connect with others facing similar concerns: [redacted].