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Unresponsive & Dark UX…read more Two issues, - Not setting expectations about what I was getting into by paying, that they would need to review my eligibility - Not communicating with their stated business hours, nor meeting market standard turn arround times in reviewing eligibility

I had an incredibly frustrating experience with Imoporfv Learning, and I would not recommend it to…read moreanyone. What should have been a simple orientation ended up taking over an hour due to constant technical issues. I was forced to interact with a chatbot that wasn't helpful, and I had to call tech support multiple times just to try to move forward. The system repeatedly made me scan my face--at least 30 times during orientation alone--and answer the same "secret question" over and over again, sometimes 5-10 times in a row, just because it wouldn't advance to the next chapter. On top of that, the platform constantly logged me out or reset my progress, forcing me to restart chapters I had already completed. When I finally got to chapter two, the exact same issues happened again, requiring more calls to support. By that point, I had scanned my face over 60 times and still hadn't made it past chapter five. It was exhausting and completely unreasonable for what should be a straightforward course. At one point, I answered a security question incorrectly out of sheer fatigue, and after scanning my face yet again, my account was locked. I was then told I had to restart the entire course from the beginning. This was after spending four hours dealing with glitches, freezes, and constant interruptions. What makes this worse is that the company claims strict rules tied to NY State and DMV requirements, yet their own support team had no problem manually marking unfinished chapters as complete so I could move forward earlier. So clearly, exceptions can be made when it suits them--but not when it would actually help the user. Despite having records of my calls, knowing my device, and being in contact with me the entire time, they still refused to let me resume where I left off. The platform is unreliable, overly complicated, and incredibly frustrating to use. This experience was a complete waste of time.

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Thank you to MRE, This class shown me an easy way to ride a motorcycle safely. I really appreciate…read moreEliot, Bob, and Dave. I do recommend taking this course. If you are looking for a place to be patient on riding a motorcycle, This is the place to be at. Worth all the money for pay for the classes. Great experience, Fantastic teachers.

Please don't go to their salon services if you're autistic. It would be unfair for me to rate the…read moreentire school 1 star when this is just about the salon from the client perspective, so I'll just fill it in as 3. I would certainly rate the salon 1 star if I could. I'm autistic. I went in to their salon services get a short, basic haircut. The entire time I was bullied by my barber during the haircut. There were many things he did to me and said to intentionally try to make a joke out of me. Other students eventually started gathering around and ridiculing me and snickering. There was absolutely no supervision. I know I'm an easy target because I'm autistic, but that does not excuse this whatsoever. It is not okay to make fun of disabled people and it's not okay that this behavior wasn't prevented by the teachers. The haircut itself was awful and took a while to grow out long enough to touch up. Very choppily cut and poorly done. But I don't mind because it's a school and they need experience. My mom was coming over from the front to give him a tip, not knowing what had happened, but even she saw that people were just surrounding me and laughing at me, so she turned right back around. My mom had called the place after. The instructor was kind and offered a free, supervised touch up. This is good to note. I didn't accept it because I already go through enough of these experiences in my life because some people like to use an autistic person (or just weaker targets in general such as the elderly, the homeless, etc.) as an excuse to be cruel, I don't need to risk going back to a place that treated me like that. But she listened and seemed to care, so that's what matters. I had a meltdown as soon as we got back in the car to go home and it lasted for hours. I shouldn't have to be judged and bullied for being quiet and having difficulty socializing. Those were things outside of my control because I'm disabled. They appeared to be around my same age of 18, so immaturity is certainly inevitable in a classroom, but this was just cruel in my opinion. You have to sit down for several minutes just defenselessly being subjected to ridicule for things outside of your control. There absolutely should've been supervision. I'm not going to place blame on the instructors and supervisors because they weren't the ones who bullied me, but this sort of thing shouldn't even be able to happen. Things may have changed in the year since I've been and I sure hope they have. Supervision may have tightened. Obviously, a single instance does not define the entirety of the salon. If you're autistic or disabled in any other way, you're already taking risks wherever you go. It's your choice to make and things could be good now. I just wanted to document my experience so it doesn't get brushed under the rug. If you read my review and experience, thank you. I wasn't able to advocate for myself in the moment because I was overwhelmed. It was hard to speak. But at least I have the ability to retroactively articulate. Not all autistic people do. And those are the stories that you don't hear about because not all of us can speak for ourselves, so that is why I'm sharing this experience because I am able to in place where others may have not been able to.

Excel Traffic School - trafficschools - Updated May 2026

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