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Hi @TgonzSrti307,    Yes, you can opt in and opt out of Udemy subscription as often as you want to, as long as your courses haven't been added to our Udemy Business collection by the Curation team.   Please note: If any of your content is currently included in the business collection, the termination of your content’s participation in the collection will need to meet our termination policies.   Another important point to remember is that courses that are included in the Udemy Business collection, may not be offered on any site or platform other than your own. Also, content that is available on external platforms, other than your own site, is not eligible for inclusion in the collection. More information regarding the Udemy Business Content Subscription Program can be viewed by clicking here.   Please let me know if you have additional questions 😊. ... View more

Thanks for sharing your solution @Francois-P! Hopefully, this will work for you too @Esther, but if it doesn't, please do let us know by emailing instructorsupport@udemy.com so we can continue to investigate. We understand that having this experience is not ideal and will be more than happy to assist you further.    Bella Almeida Udemy Community      ... View more

Paypal are hitting us in the UK quite hard at the moment.  So Udemy pay in USD which is fine, But Paypal will not allow a withdrawal in USD and currently charge 2.5% of the amount being exchanged,  On Top of that they have some rates completely detached from the market. Payoneer at least adhere to the current market exchange rates and charge 2%  As on average im withdrawing 2k or so in USD a month the ees being paid are criminal. Setting up payoneer for Udemy to help out on that. ... View more

Top, ich bin dabei! Der Kurs gefällt mir soweit super (bin gerade beim 3. Abschnitt). Die Einzelheiten können wir ja dann per Mail besprechen. Freu mich! 🙂 Liebe Grüße, Esther ... View more

@Thor is it very hard if we drive students to our course in order to earn 97% commission. Please help I am about to publish very soon    ... View more

I also got a 1 star review recently. Tried to communicate with the student and ask for feedback , and why he/she didnt like my course, so that i can improve my courses. Students get notifications when instructor drop a message, so basically the student ignored not to answer me. I think its FUN for many students, to complete the course 100%,  learn, and then give 1 star review and get full refund.  ... View more

Well .. not my rules, they are the rules you signed up for.  I agree a quality review is nicer than a review of less quality with less to base it on.   That said everyone gets hit equally hard with the reviews, they all get promted at ~10 minutes. You, your competitors, everyone.    If they did not ask early you would get only 10% of the reviews you get now, your course has great reviews, with later reviews you would (on average) have 0.8 reviews by now.   It works in your favor having them early.   Also "I am not your guy, buddy" (sorry had to get that south park reference out of my head).  @JeffT302  ... View more

You're welcome.  Best of luck and ask whatever questions you need to help you understand it better. There's a lot of talented people here with a ron of audio experience that can help, and of course, I'll answer any question I can as well. ... View more

Ja, das ist genau richtig. Die Umsatzsteuer wird auf Waren und Dienstleistungen bei Kauf im jeweiligen Land erhoben zu unterschiedlichen Sätzen und mancherorts sogar gar nicht (z.B. Hongkong). D.h. als Verkäufer musst du bzgl. der Umsatzsteuer schauen, wo das Produkt erworben wird. Da Udemy aber ein Business ist und kein Endverbraucher, gilt hier B2B, d.h. du verkaufst gar nicht an den Verbraucher - das macht Udemy (und Udemy legt die jeweilig fällige Steuer auf uns um, hast du vielleicht mal gesehen, wenn jemand deine Videos erwirbt und es einen Steuerabzug gibt). Dafür ist das für uns recht unbürokratisch. Auf die Rechnung kannst du schreiben, dass keine Ust. berechnet wird, also 0,00 USD oder Euro und der Endbetrag ist dann tatsächlich auch der ursprüngliche Betrag, oder du kannst dazu schreiben "nicht im Inland steuerbare Leistung" bzw. "No value added tax (VAT) in Germany", aber ich glaube für USA ist das noch nichtmal vorgeschrieben, da kein reverse-charge gilt (also nicht das offizielle wie innerhalb der EU, wo man so eine Floskel hinschreiben MUSS, hier aber lieber einen Steuerberater fragen oder sicherheitshalber vermerken).   Und auf deiner Voranmeldung kommt das auf 0, da du ja auch keine USt. berechnest.   ... View more