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GBIf 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!!!
Leyli Klüver
DKSpreading misinformation and… Spreading misinformation and disinformation. There aren’t credible sources behind the information they put on the website and not trustworthy at all.
Alexandros Wasilopoulos
NLMoney 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'.
Wooden Table
GBIt’s good Helped me where websites like BRAINLY(😱) didn’t. Won’t say it is perfect, but it works
Beamz
SETerrible Terrible. Even with an excellent network connection and a powerful PC, You will still experience significant lag. The site freezes at times, you get kicked out occasionally, and glitches are a common occurrence. Additionally, it includes ads, which is understandable for a free "learning" tool, but in 7 out of 10 cases, the ads can be highly inappropriate for kids and students. Some valuable features have been either removed or hidden, such as the writing mode, making it hard to locate. Previously free features have now transitioned into "premium" features that require payment. To make matters worse, the built-in voices sound horrendous and are unintelligible in certain cases. Quizlet also used to be better.