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Computer Hardware

Securities Institute of America

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  • Andrew C

    Date: 01/10/2024

    Big frauds. I purchased a program. I couldn't log in and called them. They said someone would call me back. No one has called me, I waited 3 days. I called them again they said they are very busy and I would get a call back soon. its now been 5 days. They have my money and I have 0 product.

  • Laurie C

    Date: 07/17/2023

    I purchased a Series 65 test bank/questions and am unable to log on to the site. I also called the phone number associated with the sight and was told there was no one I could speak to. They sent me another email link to reset my password since I was unable to log in; still to no avail. I have contacted my bank to dispute this charge and I would say it sure seems like a scam. Stay with ****** for sure.

  • Andrew A

    Date: 05/24/2023

    The customer service is horrible- no replies. And the order was done wrong. Use stcusa.com. or you will be sorry. Stcusa.com is excellent. I just tried this site because their test bank was very very slightly longer. Big mistake.

  • Gabriel B

    Date: 02/08/2023

    This company seems like a complete scam. I paid for an exam prep course and I never received an email confirmation or any material. I've called numerous times and the customer service individual keeps telling me the same line that there is no one available that can help me and she will leave a message for them to contact me. I've tried their online support messenger and it responds that there is no one available to help me. They took my money and I can't get it back. ********************** with this company.

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