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Educational consultant, I help clients with their essays and assignments, online classes and entrance exams,ie TEAS, GED, HESI A2, WONDERLIC, HESI EXIT.
Miami, 30300, Miami, United States
Do not waist your money do you hear me trust me,they took my money and my friends money and pretend they will helps when the exam begins they just disappear and left us alone,when we text them they never respond back we lost $600.Scam Scam
They did not help me, they took my $500 and would not refund me back my money. They ghosted me when it was time to help after i paid upfront and then they tried to offer to redo when i asked for money back. DO NOT USE THEM. THEY ARE SCAMMERS.
“Sheila is awesome!!
I got my GED in under a week and I wasn’t asked to add any funds.
I was skeptical at first until I saw the results, Thank you Sheila.”
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