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Kevin of Sacramento, CA (7/26/05)
After reviewing the Teachingsolutions.com website with their testimonials for a CLEP study "system", I purchased and downloaded their product. The product was supposed to help prepare me to pass the American Literature CLEP test. I paid $49.99 for a product that isn’t available in stores and can only be downloaded.

After reading and working with the study guide, I found it did not address American Literature but instead focused on general English grammar, business writing and English literature. I paid good money for a product that has nothing to do with American literature and is useless to me.

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July 9 2008

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