I’ll admit it. When I first saw the fee structure of PlanetSpark, I thought: There’s no way this isn’t a scam. I mean, how good can a Zoom class really be?

Fast forward 3 months and here I am, eating humble pie.

Month 1: Proving It's Real The teacher showed up on time. The dashboard worked. My child was excited. So far, not a scam. The curriculum covered basic speech structure and voice control.

Month 2: Proving It Works The change was subtle but real. My son, who once avoided eye contact, now greeted guests. He even started writing jokes in his diary. PlanetSpark had unlocked his funny side.

Month 3: Proving It’s Valuable At a family function, my son was asked to say a few lines about his grandfather. He stood up. Spoke clearly. Paused. Smiled. Everyone clapped.

That’s when I knew this wasn’t a scam. It was a skill investment.

So Is PlanetSpark a Scam? Absolutely not. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it passive? No. Is it magic? Also no.

But is it effective? Definitely.

It works because it focuses on consistent exposure, safe speaking spaces, and real feedback. That’s what gives it its power.