@billybutcher Sorry Billy, new thread.
It’s just like deja vu, all over again.
Please note, there is already a thread on this topic.
You are not alone. Look at this other thread and read the information there.
Quite. My daughter at Birmingham carved her space with the works of Mills and Boon, focussing on the Arabian romances. She has recently completed ‘The Bonkbuster’ - Barbara Cartland et al.
Unfortunately not as well rewarded skiing and sailing wise, mountains and sea being a tad distant from that part of the country, though has an interest she is passionate about and a job she loves.
Her field though perhaps not quite as specialised as Classical Chinese poetry, after all these books touched the lives / thoughts of tens of millions (a billion?) of women.
So she wasn’t the one who rejected my novel, then – mine was set in France.
January Intake Students — Refund Confirmation
Can any January intake students from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, or Nepal please confirm whether you have received your refund from Aura International Business School of Management?
I just want to know if January intake students from these countries are getting their refunds back and, if so, how long it took.
Please share your experience here so other students can know what to expect. Thank you.
Please keep all posts on this subject to this thread only
If any journalist, lawyer, consumer-rights organization, or investigative professional is reading this, we urgently ask you to look into the situation involving Aura International Business School of Management and the concerns raised by international students.
Several students from countries including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and others have reportedly faced serious difficulties and delays in receiving tuition fee refunds after visa refusals or withdrawal from their studies. Students have paid significant amounts of money and, according to the experiences being shared, some have struggled to get clear responses and timely refunds.
We are not asking anyone to make conclusions without investigating the facts. However, we believe this situation deserves proper attention. If there is a journalist or lawyer who can investigate these complaints, explain the students’ legal rights, or help affected students understand what action they can take, your support could make a significant difference.
Many international students and their families have invested their savings in their education and are now extremely worried about recovering their money. We hope that by sharing our experiences publicly, the situation can be properly examined and affected students can receive fair treatment.
If you have experienced a similar issue with Aura International Business School of Management, please share your genuine experience and any evidence or documentation you may have.
There are many threads on this site about Aura. Please put your post in one of these and delete this post.
I know this is an important issue for you, but it is now spamming this site which is not right.
Thank you
Hello everyone,
I would like to ask if any international students of Aura International Business School of Management have recently received their tuition fee refunds.
Many international students, including students from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and other countries, are concerned about delayed refunds after visa refusals or withdrawal from their studies.
If you are a current or former student of Aura International Business School of Management and have successfully received your refund, please share your experience. It would be very helpful to know:
• How long did the refund process take?
• Did you receive the full amount?
• Did you have to submit any specific refund form or documents?
• Did you need to contact a lawyer, bank, or French authority?
• Are there any students who are still waiting for their refunds?
Please share only your genuine personal experience. This information could help many international students who are currently worried about their tuition fee refunds.
Thank you.
There are many threads on this site about Aura. Please put your post in one of these and delete this post.
I know this is an important issue for you, but it is now spamming this site which is not right.
Thank you
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@Malik_Talha
We know that many students have been caught up in this scam - but opening multiple posts on this site is not going to help. There is advice in this thread, please follow it.
Do not create any more threads on this subject
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I hate to say it but this would be of low interest on any journalist’s radar - it is one, small, organisation that has scammed some would be students. However strongly you feel, that is all that it is - I suggest you get organised as a group and follow the advice on this thread in terms of making sure you have all, individually, served the right paperwork to the “school” and might be able to club together for some legal advice as to what else you can do.
But Survive France is the wrong platform for this, even though you will get sympathy and (a little) advice here it is not a substitute for real lawyers and real legal advice.
Agree, getting fed up of this now, it is not the right place to ask for help as we are mostly retired folks who have no interest in this thread.
Mute it. ![]()
close thread?
To be fair, I thought all the other threads had been locked and this was the one to make all future posts? Multiple posts though I agree - no need…
And I’d be interested in what else happens or any (unlikely?) outcome. Scamming people is wrong no matter their background or dare I say it colour. That said, caveat premptor indeed though these stories still seem tough.
And maybe ‘listening-mode’ can’t be too wrong?
@billybutcher why can’t I place ‘listening-mode’ betwen the ‘<>’ characters like you do for the moderator thing - guessing these delimeters must have some sort of real function?
Trade secret mate
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A bit like this? - best to keep it a secret, don’t want to hack the site - insert html etc ![]()