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3.75 von 5
4 Bewertungen in Kanada
This app is amazing. It has a bunch of different questions and it gives you the explanation to understand in case you do not know the answer. I reached out the team for a question I had and they responded almost immediately and helped figure it out. 100% recommend.
This app would be a five star if it had audio. Some people learn differently and having the option of hearing the content be read to you would be beneficial to some.
DO NOT DO THE 3 DAY TRIAL!!!! They’ll charge you as soon as you sign up for it and won’t give you a refund. -10/10. Do not recommend!!!
If you use this app there is no way you can fail.
Great app I will be recommending this to my friends
Terrible app absurd price abs hard to cancel
Stars removed for every nag screen on the app i already spent $50 on.
The 3 stars are because I enjoyed using the app and some of the study material was helpful. I used it every way possible. I took all the quizzes in all the categories, created custom quizzes, and went back over and studied the things I wasn’t getting right until I was getting 100% on everything. Then I went to take my test and thought, “Where is all the material I studied?” I don’t have test anxiety, and I have strong reading comprehension and writing skills. I just barely passed the exam. I’m reading reviews by people who are thrilled to have gotten an 85%. Everyone knows real estate exams are extremely difficult, but why can’t a study tool be designed to match that standard; and for those of us who study it the hardest be better rewarded for our efforts? Is it satisfactory to have a country full of realtors who only know 75 to 85% of the agreed-upon standard? I’ve been thinking about writing this review since I tested in June. I’m left with this thought: If it’s not uncommon for people to have to take the test multiple times (more $$$ to the real estate commission) which requires more learning or keeping a subscription another month (more $$$ to the education businesses…) could the system be designed for more money to be made before the mark is finally hit?
It’s very helpful the only downside it say 500+ questions but it repeats questions very often.
I clicked to cancel the trial, but somehow I was anyways charged, and the monthly subscription is $54, which is a lot. And now I’m trying to talk to anyone there, in support center I called I was told to talk with Apple about it. Apple has nothing to do with it…
