Quizlet: Digital flashcards and online study tools

118 King Street, 94102, San Francisco, United States
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Based on 20 Reviews

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About Quizlet: Digital flashcards and online study tools

Quizlet is a lightning fast way to memorize vocabulary lists. It's like flashcards, but much more fun and interactive.

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Alexandros Wasilopoulos
NL

Money hungry swines It sucks, the ads make my laptop lag like every couple of minutes and these money hungry swines think I want to pay for this mediocre bs 'study tool'.

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Wooden Table
GB

It’s good Helped me where websites like BRAINLY(😱) didn’t. Won’t say it is perfect, but it works

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Jackson Warner
GB

You need to pay $35 a year to even make it worth your time… Quizlet used to be a 5-Star studying tool until they got greedy. You only get access to some of their limited features now which barely function and honestly aren't worth your time anymore. There are plenty of free and just better, studying tools out there now that you need to pay for Quizlet to be the least bit effective. Just wish we had the old Quizlet back before they decided to suck money out of students.

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customer
GB

If I could I would give them a zero If I could I would give them a zero. I am a teacher. Somehow a school account from my former school system was left active. I left the state and therefore the job, rightfully so the school district disabled my email. For the past 2 years, quizlet has charged me a yearly fee via Apple Pay. I am not even sure how my personal Apple Pay was connected to this account. They refused to reimburse me. Although there is no way to access the account because the email doesn’t exist and no one can reset the password. 75+ bucks flushed down the toilet for a dummy account. Bad business!!!

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Iskander Gazizov
AT

Worst company I encountered Worst company I encountered. They limit everything for free users, then you pay for premium and the limits are still partly there. And ofc they don't allow money returns.

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