How to cancel MasterClass: Online Classes and get your money back
MasterClass: Online Classes is a Education app by Yanka Industries, Inc.. Canceling and getting refunded are two separate things — most people do the first and assume the second happens automatically. It doesn't.
Based on 400 of the most recent public App Store reviews, sampled September 2026.
What goes wrong with MasterClass: Online Classes billing
We read the 150 recent 1–2★ reviews of MasterClass: Online Classes that mention money. These are the specific problems they describe (one review can describe more than one):
- Refund refused by the developer14
- Charged a different amount or plan than expected9
- Could not find a way to cancel9
- Charged after canceling4
- Free trial turned into a paid charge3
What this means for you: Many reviewers say MasterClass: Online Classes refused to refund them. If you paid through the App Store, the developer could not have refunded you anyway — only Apple can. Skip the developer's support and go straight to Apple (Step 2).
Step 1 — Stop the next charge
- On iPhone or iPad open Settings and tap your name at the very top.
- Tap Subscriptions, then MasterClass: Online Classes.
- Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm.
Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription. This is the single most common reason people keep getting charged.
Then check it actually worked
Look at the date line under the subscription. This one word tells you whether you are still being charged:
If it still says Renews, the cancellation did not go through — go back and do it again. Either way, a charge that already happened is refunded separately, in Step 2.
Step 2 — Ask Apple for the charge back
Answer these and you'll get the exact wording to paste into Apple's form. Nothing is sent anywhere — it's generated in your browser.
Free — the refund request to send Apple. No account, no email required.
$5.99 one time — the appeal letter for when Apple declines your first request, plus the chargeback letter for your card issuer if Apple still says no. Emailed to you. Not a subscription. Nothing renews. Full refund on request — see Refund Policy.
You're not the only one
Recent 1–2★ reviews of MasterClass: Online Classes on the App Store, about billing:
If you go to sign up, I hope you don’t encounter any glitches. I had an issue where I made an account and paid and it launched me into the app but didn’t carry the information over so I had to sign up again and got double charged. When I went to their support team for help, I only had the option to chat with an AI bot. The only other option was through email. I wanted to get this resolved as quickly as possible and c…
A little deceptive. The add offered a video that I was interested in. After purchase discovered that most the content that suited me had to be purchased separately. Kind of a bummer. But I’ll remain open minded perhaps some good will come from it.
After canceling they bill you $180 on a Friday. Call your bank and dispute charges.
Find every subscription that's still charging you
Forward your Apple receipt emails to one address. We pull out every active subscription, what it costs, and when it renews next — then warn you before each renewal instead of after.
Free while in beta. No account, no bank connection.
Questions
Can I get a refund after I already canceled MasterClass: Online Classes?
Yes. Canceling stops future renewals but does not refund a charge that already went through. You request that separately at reportaproblem.apple.com, and "I was charged after I canceled the subscription" is the reason to select.
How long do I have to ask for a refund?
Apple generally expects refund requests within 90 days of the charge. Ask as soon as you notice it — requests on recent charges are approved more often.
Apple declined my request. Is that the end?
No. A first decline is common and is often automated. You can submit the request again with more specific facts and ask for review by a senior advisor. If it is declined again, you can dispute the charge with your card issuer.
Will I lose access to MasterClass: Online Classes if I cancel?
You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. Canceling only stops the next renewal.
MasterClass: Online Classes is not listed in my Apple subscriptions, but I am still being charged. What now?
Then Apple is not the one charging you — the company is billing your card or PayPal directly, and reportaproblem.apple.com will not help. Check your card or PayPal statement for the merchant name, cancel from your account on that company website, and ask them for the refund in writing. If they do not answer within a few days, dispute the charge with your bank or card issuer instead.
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