Milo Wilkinson: what former clients say

£2,495 for a mentorship that was mostly pre-recorded videos

I signed up in the summer expecting proper mentorship — that was the word used repeatedly on the call. What I actually got was a video library and a promise of regular calls. The videos were fine at a beginner level but nothing I couldn't have pieced together myself for free. The calls were the real problem: they moved, got cancelled, and when they did run they were group Q&As where most of the time went to two or three people. Support messages took days, sometimes over a week. I asked for a partial refund about six weeks in — not the whole £2,495, just something reflecting what hadn't been delivered. It was refused outright, pointing at the terms. If someone sells you "mentorship", ask exactly how many one-to-one calls you get in writing before you pay. If they won't put a number on it, you're buying a course.