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It has been a true pleasure collaborating with this wonderful travel community, led by the very professional Vincent. From the beginning, Vincent has demonstrated exceptional professionalism, ensuring everything runs smoothly and providing valuable support throughout the process.

I’ve had the privilege of organizing amazing trips to Cuba, and their collaboration has been key in making these experiences even more memorable for all travelers. The community they’ve built is very passionate about travel, which makes working with them so rewarding.

I’m looking forward to continuing this partnership and to many more successful trips together. It’s been a fantastic experience so far, and I’m excited about the future collaborations.

Congratulations ! I am very satisfied with the language exchanges organized by PolyglotClub. Everything takes place in à friendly and relaxed atmosphere especialy during trips. It’s a unique opportunity to dare to practice foreign languages. Keep it up!

Hello Everyone .

I went several times for practice the languages in Marseille since 2019 and Aix en Provence since 2022 .

Each time it was very good for me , no problems , i can have a conversation with people in the language i want to improve .

NO COMPLAINTS ANYWAY .

Dear readers, my only experience of this company was when they tried to organise a trip to Sancerre this May. They use a Paris based tour bus service called WeDiscover Paris. Look them up on Google reviews and then vow to never use them, or have anything to do with Polyglot. Because they are partners, and do not take responsibility for the tour that never took off because of the unsafe bus, and have, to add insult to injury, refused me a refund. The accusations of “scam” business are not undeserved .

I heartily recommend the portal.
I found here many valuable, wise people, friends from around the world. The portal is completely free, but you can help by paying some amount.
I admit, I have also become a scam victim. I think it's worth paying attention to some things. Consider whether to talk when:
a) the profile has only few trust points, the registration date is a few days ago and the person has no friends
b) someone's profile looks like an advertisement from a matrimonial profile, i.e. someone describes himself as romantic, affectionate, etc. which is absolutely not related to learning a foreign language
c) someone asks for your marital and material status right away and asks for your photos and email address
I think polyglote is a fantastic way to learn a language, exchange culture and broaden horizons

In an era when language exchange websites are rapidly consumed by larger companies who convert them into paywalls for their other language learning software and services, Polyglotclub remains, refreshingly, a place where genuine exchange continues to take place.

Yes, I have tangled with other Polyglotclub users about proper grammatical usage, and yes, I have often become frustrated by users who seem far more interested in learning my languages than in teaching their own, or appear to make little effort to express themselves correctly. But in the end, that is the power of this kind of platform. It is, in essence, the sum of its users. The more actively you participate...the greater your effort...the more you get out of it.

I was largely inspired to write this review after reading a couple of perplexing negative reviews here alleging that Polyglotclub is some sort of scam. First, let me say that, aside from being a user of the site, I am in no way associated with Polyglotclub, and have zero financial interest in the site. That said, all social platforms have to deal with scammers. There may be profiles with inconsistent information or seeking something other than language exchange, or pushing off-site contact in the first message. When I run across such profiles, I report them, and, in my experience, they are dealt with expeditiously. As for claims that the site scams you into paying money, Polyglotclub offers multiple ways to gain privileges on the site, including the simple act of helping others and participating in the language exchange community. Polyglotclub also offers language learners opportunities to socialize off-site. And in my experience, Vincent, the site administrator, is also very responsive to user inquiries and suggestion.

As for users who complain about limitations in the number of messages they can send, the site does not restrict users from exchanging off-site contact information. I trust these users are not spamming others by sending indiscriminate messages to people who aren't interested. Read users' profiles carefully before messaging them and send a message that focuses on common interests. You will get a higher percentage of quality responses and get far more out of the site. And if you like the site, you have several ways to show your support.

My name at the PolyGlot community is exRanger.

I specialize in helping French, Russian, and Ukrainian speakers with learning and/or improving their skills in the English Language.

I also teach "beginning" students Russian language.

As a member of PolyGlot Club for two years I have had only POSITIVE EXPERIENCES at the site, both in my interactions with the site's administration, which takes VERY SERIOUSLY the negative activities of SPAMMERS and has improved (vastly) the site's mitigation of SPAM and PHISHING at the site. The "negative" reviews left by the French are those of users who used PolyGlot when the site's administrators were still learning how to defend and protect the site from SPAM and PHISH attacks.

Regarding the community's members, I have had only VERY POSITIVE interactions with persons who have approached me for English language conversation practice or asked me to review their written compositions in English. Although far fewer in number, I have had also POSITIVE experiences teaching Russian to beginner-level students at the PolyGlot site.

If you have any particular questions about the PolyGlot site, feel free to (1) Join the PolyGlot Community and (2) Contact me via the PG Club's "message" system. I can be reached at username exRanger.

Thank you for your time and attention.

PS: If anyone reading this review would prefer to read it in Russian, Ukrainian, or French, send me a note @ PolyGlot Club and I will send you a translated version in the language of your choosing. - exRanger

Horrible experience! They let you write 12 messages for free a day(!). After that you'll have to pay around $15 to write 35 messages a day. That is ridiculous, dear Polyglotclub owners :) You are scam people)

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