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Horrible service and crooks. they claimed they mailed out my card which isn't true. They have no proof to provide and have inaccurate dates within their database proving my point. They own several other training websites and you will get bombarded with telemarketers once you give them your information.
All their reviews are obvious that it was not from an actual customer especially when they use the same title and broken english....
worst platform that I've ever used. There is a problem on the OSHA system that keeps recording my time while I'm away. And the technical support is just extreme rude and not trying to help at all.
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