Instructors define the price of their online courses. Teachlr reserves the right to refuse publication of a course because it considers that the price is not in accordance with the content and characteristics of the course in question. The instructor can modify the price to get the approval of his course.

Teachlr only compensates for the work performed on the platform.

Teachlr will not compensate users that are not qualified to address required subjects in an online course. Instructors should be experts in the subjects they offer to teach about.

Compensation for courses takes effect the following month after the day of the sale. For example, if a sale is made in the month of May, the instructor will receive payment at the end of June.  Credit on Teachlr.com can be used for purchasing Teachlr products or services, or can be withdrawn from a PayPal. Credit on Teachlr accounts continue to add up without interest until the instructor requests to cash out.
Teachlr credits never expire.

You will need to accumulate a minimum of $50 on your Teachlr account in order to withdraw your credits through PayPal. 
Instructors may edit their payment preferences on their Teachlr profile.

• PayPal: Available in all countries.

We offer a 30 days money back guarantee. You may cancel your subscription within the first 30 days of your purchase.

We offer a 30 days money back guarantee. You may cancel your subscription within the first 30 days of your purchase.

Before returning your money we need to receive certain information from you:

• A letter with your name, the date and details of the purchase, plus the reasons why you wish to return the course,
• The details of your credit card or PayPal account,
• Your national identity card so we can confirm that your credit card or PayPal account are yours.

After we verify your identity and revise the reasons that support your request, we'll proceed to refund your payment as credits on your Teachlr account.
Keep in mind that we don't return the money if any of the reasons you have declared are concerned with the attributes, features or characteristics that are specified in the description, objectives, requirements, instruction level, index and promotional video of the course.

The common reasons why reimbursements are made are:

• The audio and video quality of the course compromises the pedagogical quality
• The contents of the course do not meet the expectations or objectives set.
• The course is degraded or removed by the instructor.

Credit refunds and refunds must be made only through Teachlr. Any user requesting a refund directly to PayPal (or any other payment provider) without first communicating with Teachlr, waives their right to refund.

Contact us at info@teachlr.com. Send your purchase confirmation email and tell us about the reasons why you'd like a refund. ,/p> info@teachlr.com. Send your purchase confirmation email and tell us about the reasons why you'd like a refund.

Instructors and institutions get 70% of every sold online course. Teachlr charges a commision of 30% for using the platform and for any marketing assistance. We do not charge fees for our withdrawal methods. However, you may be assessed fees by PayPal for your particular payment processing method. Such fees are your responsibility.

If you are a U.S. person and you earn over USD $600 in a calendar year from Teachlr, you must complete an IRS form W-9 to be eligible to receive a cash payment because we are legally required to report your earnings to the IRS using Form 1099. If during a calendar year you exceed USD $600 in Teachlr.com earnings, we will request that you complete a W-9 for reporting purposes; if you refuse to complete a W-9 before the end of the applicable calendar year, you will be deemed to have forfeited and waived any payment due to you in excess of USD $600.

According to the IRS, for federal tax purposes, you are considered a U.S. person if you are: an individual who is a U.S. citizen or U.S. resident alien; a partnership, corporation, company, or association created or organized in the United States or under the laws of the United States; an estate (other than a foreign estate); or domestic trust (as defined in Regulations section 301.7701-7). 
If you are not a U.S. person, to receive a cash payment you must certify that fact to Teachlr and that you will address any tax implications applicable to your situation in your tax jurisdiction.

Teachlr does not withhold taxes from any compensation it pays you. You are responsible for paying all required taxes, including income taxes, on your Teachlr.com earnings.

You may request that Teachlr.com disburse your cash payment to another person (such as your employer or a charity). To do so, email us for more information. You should consult with your tax advisor concerning any tax implications of such a request.