Nibble: Your Bite of Knowledge

the app itself is great. cancelling the subscription is ridiculous though. first off, it doesn't even show up in the Google store subscription list as an active sub, but besides that, when you go to cancel the subscription, you think you've achieved that, but instead there's a mandatory survey button that you must click and answer a question, in order to get the final cancellation processing button. If you don't take the survey, you don't cancel your subscription and you get charged again.

I signed up for this app to learn about birds. I completed all the bird lessons in less than a half an hour. It was very basic, boring and irrelavant to learning about specific bird identification. The lessons were elementary and dull. I wasted $20 on this app. Don't bother and save ypur money. Thank you for your quick response. I still want my money back. When can I expect a refund?

I don't mind paying for anything but what I don't understand is why apps don't let you get a feel for something first to see if you like it. With all the fraud out here ppl are not so willing just to put in their information first for a "free trial".Just change that detail and ppl might be more willing. Great advertising tho since I see that's what we are paying for.. uninstall

you can't even see how the app works and have to have an already made an account or take their "survey" to make that account and payment. you have to pay before having access to anything in the app. It might be free to download but it's not free-to-use. Canceling the subscription? can't even do that in the app, can't remove card details to ensure your card information wasn't just stolen, once you pay for the app, and they push more to pay for other things.

The ad I clicked on said free. Know what you can access free? Nothing. False advertising. Price was 29.99 for the year w a discount, which isn't bad, but when it advertises as free, it should at least have something accessible but there is 0 access without paying aside from a very short trial period where they will "alert" you that they are about to charge.