CommunityServiceHelp.com guarantees your hours will be approved by the court system with a money back guarantee. Be advised that in their fine print lies a 3 month deadline for court approval (pun intended). Typically your given years to complete community service and may not receive immediate approval. This "organization" will not honor their guarantee after three months.
Something else to be aware of - you pay this website 50 dollars to watch youtube videos for however many hours you need, and they have a 501c3 that appears legitimate sign off on your hours. MAJOR RED FLAG. Judge immediately denied my hours for being done online. You will notice you can also purchase community service hours through their website. MAJOR RED FLAG. If you have court ordered community service, be sure it's completed in person directly for a 501c3. There are no shortcuts - don't get ripped off trying to cut corners. I chose to ignore these red flags, and the fine print with the result being a loss of 50 dollars.
I made it known I would post my experience online and the "director of customer service" responded with accusations of extortion with his "legal department" carbon copied on the email. To use the director of community service's term, this is a "gotcha" type of operation.
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CommunityServiceHelp.com guarantees your hours will be approved by the court system with a money back guarantee. Be advised that in their fine print lies a 3 month deadline for court approval (pun intended). Typically your given years to complete community service and may not receive immediate approval. This "organization" will not honor their guarantee after three months.
Something else to be aware of - you pay this website 50 dollars to watch youtube videos for however many hours you need, and they have a 501c3 that appears legitimate sign off on your hours. MAJOR RED FLAG. Judge immediately denied my hours for being done online. You will notice you can also purchase community service hours through their website. MAJOR RED FLAG. If you have court ordered community service, be sure it's completed in person directly for a 501c3. There are no shortcuts - don't get ripped off trying to cut corners. I chose to ignore these red flags, and the fine print with the result being a loss of 50 dollars.
I made it known I would post my experience online and the "director of customer service" responded with accusations of extortion with his "legal department" carbon copied on the email. To use the director of community service's term, this is a "gotcha" type of operation.
CAVEAT EMPTOR.