Avoid TigerCampus: Workers Go Unpaid and Parents Receive Unreliable Service
I worked for TigerCampus as a software developer, and the company currently owes me more than USD 4,000 in unpaid compensation. For months, I have repeatedly been given specific payment dates, but those dates passed without full payment. The explanations kept changing, including waiting for investment, a bank loan, additional documents, and final approval. I occasionally received small instalments of USD 100–200, but the majority of the outstanding amount remains unpaid. I completed substantial development work for the company. Despite continuing to deliver work, I had to repeatedly chase the company for compensation I had already earned. The prolonged non-payment has caused serious financial pressure and consumed a great deal of my time and energy. I strongly advise parents, tutors, and other professionals not to work with or use TigerCampus. In my experience, tutors do not receive the respect or timely compensation they deserve, parents do not receive the level of service they paid for, and employees and contractors in other roles may also face serious delays in receiving their earned compensation. A company that repeatedly fails to pay the people delivering its services cannot provide a reliable experience for either its workers or its customers. Please proceed with extreme caution.