Suchavoice
Reviews and Complaints

Oh my gosh, I was so embarrassed when I couldn't get into the live webinar for Suchavoice because of some messed up technical difficulties with GoTo. But the peeps over at Suchavoice were hella nice and understanding, and they even offered me some taped options so I didn't miss out on all the good stuff. Thanks, y'all!

Seriously though, I'm super pumped to explore the possibilities of voice over as a side gig. This could be so much fun! And with all the resources available through Suchavoice, I know I'll be getting the best education and support to help me succeed. I'm excited to see where this journey takes me, and I know that Suchavoice will be right there with me every step of the way.

Overall, I'd definitely recommend suchavoice.com to anyone looking to break into voice over work. They've got your back, and they make it easy and fun to learn. So why not give it a shot? It could be the start of a totally awesome new career path for you!

I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed when I couldn't find the link to sign up for Suchavoice on Saturday, November 23rd. I scoured through my emails and nada - it was nowhere to be found. Talk about frustrating, am I right? But just when I was about to throw in the towel, I decided to search for Suchavoice on my own and came across a review from someone who mentioned the pricing that was introduced after the webinar. Holy moly, close to $5,000? That's definitely out of my budget range.

I mean, don't get me wrong - I was really excited about the possibility of joining Suchavoice and pursuing my voiceover dreams. But when it comes down to it, I just can't justify shelling out that kind of cash. Maybe it's just not meant to be.

In any case, I do wish the company all the best. Who knows - maybe they'll offer a more affordable program in the future, and I'll be able to jump on board then. Until then, I'll just have to keep practicing on my own and seeing where that takes me.

Suchavoice is a website for people who want to improve their voice acting skills and get into the industry. I recently signed up for a class on April 5th at 8pm PDT. Overall, I found the website's interface to be a bit busy and unnecessarily complicated. Maybe it's because I forgot my glasses, but I had a hard time navigating it.

After selecting my desired class time, I was asked to enter my information again to confirm my reservation. I found this process a bit odd and time-consuming. Additionally, there was no class at 8n', which made me question whether the website's listings were up-to-date or accurate.

Nevertheless, I hope this review can be helpful to those considering using Suchavoice. Despite the website's glitches, it still offers a wide variety of classes and services to help users master the art of voice acting. So, if you can navigate the interface, it might just be worth your time.

So, I had signed up for a webinar on Suchavoice.com for the evening of June 5. However, I got a notice saying it was cancelled, and I did not request this. When I asked the support team, they told me that the webinar is indeed happening, but I am not sure why I got the message about the cancellation.

I decided to try and book again, but unfortunately, the webinar was already full. Now I have to wait for another week to take part, but to be honest, I am not entirely sure if I want to go through the process again.

So I just watched the Suchavoice webinar and honestly, I wasn't super impressed. Most of the information they provided was stuff I had already found on YouTube or the internet in general. They did mention their course, but it seemed way too expensive for what it offered and there was no guarantee that it would actually help me with my career in voice acting.

I felt like the whole thing was just a sales pitch to get me to sign up for their course. They did offer to have one-on-one sessions with me, but I had to do a review first. Despite doing the review, I never actually got the one-on-one session that was promised.

Overall, I don't think the webinar was worth my time or money. It was a disappointment and didn't teach me anything new.

I signed up for Suchavoice because I wanted to learn about voiceover work. The website itself was pretty easy to navigate and they had a lot of information available. However, when it came to joining the webinar, I hit a bit of a snag.

The instructions were a tad confusing. They said that I would be connected to audio via my computer's microphone. The problem was, I didn't have a microphone. So, I decided to reach out to customer service to see if I could use a phone instead.

To my surprise, I was told that a mobile phone wouldn't work for the webinar. However, when I asked about using a landline, they said that that would work. Despite this, I still feel a bit uncertain about what will happen when I log in for the webinar.

Overall, it's been a bit of a mixed bag so far. The website itself is good, but the instructions for the webinar could be a bit clearer. I'm still excited to learn more about voiceover work, so hopefully the webinar will go smoothly despite the confusion.

I recently joined Suchavoice for their voiceover classes and have mixed feelings about the registration process. Initially, I received a confirmation email for the class that I had registered for, which was great. However, I received two more emails asking me to confirm my class registration, which was confusing and made me doubt whether my registration had gone through. When I followed the prompts to confirm, I found that the dates and times that I had initially selected were no longer available. I was disappointed and frustrated that I couldn't confirm the original date and time that I had chosen.

To make things worse, I had trouble accessing the class at my appointed time. I had a question and tried to reach out to Will Kamp, but didn't receive a response in a timely manner. This caused me to feel unsure and anxious about whether I was going to be able to attend the class at all.

Despite the registration issues, I have found the actual class to be informative and engaging. The instructors are knowledgeable and provide valuable feedback, which has helped me improve my voiceover skills. The course material is well-organized and presented in a clear and concise manner. I appreciate the hands-on approach and the opportunities to practice my skills.

Overall, while the registration process could use some improvement and the customer service could be more responsive, I have found the actual classes to be worthwhile. I recommend Suchavoice to anyone who is interested in improving their voiceover skills and breaking into the industry.

However, I must say that my experience with Such A Voice has been quite lackluster so far. I had hoped for more communication and support from their team, but it's been a bit of a struggle. I've worked with one of their representatives a few times in the past, but unfortunately, due to a reduction in my work hours, I had to put our plans on hold. We had agreed to pick up where we left off once I was ready to commit again.

But when I finally did reach out to Such A Voice to re-engage with their program, I was met with a bit of a silence. No one responded to my email or returned my calls for a good week. I began to wonder if they were too swamped with other clients to give me the attention I needed.

But finally, after two weeks of texts and emails going unanswered, someone from Such A Voice finally gave me a call. While I appreciate their eventual response, I can't help but feel a bit frustrated with the experience so far. I had hoped for more timely and consistent communication from Such A Voice, and I'm not sure that I'm getting what I need from them.

That being said, I'm going to continue working with them for the time being and hope that my experience improves. I believe that they have the tools and resources necessary to help me succeed in the voiceover industry, but they'll need to step up their customer service game if they want to keep me as a satisfied client.

I am pretty disappointed with Suchavoice service because I was confirmed last week on Thursday that I will participate in the webinar on Monday, 5th of July 2018. It led me to close down my business early so that I could get home and attend the webinar, but somehow, I couldn't access it.

I thought it could be an internet issue, so I went on Suchavoice site, and guess what? I paid a substantial $6:95 charge to fix the problem, but still, it couldn't help me gain entry, making me feel like my money was wasted. Eventually, I had no choice but to register for the same webinar again, scheduled for Tuesday, the 8th of May, at the same time.

I hope I will not encounter any issues this time. I am keeping my fingers crossed and would really appreciate if you could send me the link for my participation. I genuinely believe that your industry could take me to the next level, and I don't want to miss out on this opportunity for growth.

Overall, I am hoping that my experience at Suchavoice will improve, and I won't need to go through such a frustrating experience in the future.

I gotta be honest, I was a little disappointed with my experience with Suchavoice. Don't get me wrong, the instructor had great energy and I was excited to get my free voice evaluation. However, I felt like the questions they sent me in the email didn't really align with what was covered in the web class I watched.

To make matters worse, I paid a whopping 6.95 for a pre-recorded class only to receive a message after signing up that I could have gotten the same info for just a dollar. Talk about feeling ripped off!

Now, I understand everyone is trying to make money off their expertise, and I'm willing to pay for valuable services, but as a 52-year-old who's been unemployed due to an obsolete industry, I just want some honesty and transparency.

But, I do have to give credit where it's due. Evan, the instructor, did inspire and motivate me during our session. So, I appreciate that.

Overall, I'd say Suchavoice has some work to do to improve their customer experience, but the potential is there. Here's hoping they can step up their game.