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Edit: Moderator Edit: This post was inaccurate and confusing on many levels and therefore was removed. The author believed he uncovered a conspiracy but rather had been a victim of a google image search glitch that mistakenly attributes one image to multiple pages on linkedin. You can grasp the context of it from the consequent replies. The original poster has never come back to comment further.
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First, I am troubled to see a thread like this that makes an attempt to drag the Target Test Prep brand through the mud. The statements made and posted by Asahi92 respecting Target Test Prep are untrue and inaccurate.
Every testimonial and review respecting Target Test Prep and its GMAT course is from an actual or former student of Target Test Prep. Please remember that Beat the GMAT, an independent third-party provider, verified all of the reviews that Asahi92 is skeptical of.
Second, one need not look far to see the inaccuracy of Asahi92’s claims. For example:
Asahi92 ran a Google image search on one of the images of a student on our testimonials page and immediately concluded that this student must be fake because the student’s exact image shows up in the results next to other people’s names.
Well… Asahi92 misinterpreted the results of the image search in question.
What the Google image search displays is that this particular student appears in the “People Also Viewed” section of these other people’s LinkedIn profiles. In other words, because this student’s photo appears on the LinkedIn profile pages of many other people, this student’s photo shows up repeatedly next to different names. See for yourself here: https://ttp.today/ua0BuA
Note that I’ve blurred personal information on the image below - to avoid dragging any other people or any other students of ours into this thread - but the link above will give you the live results.
We accept Asahi92’s skepticism as a compliment to TTP and to the work we do, because, in fact, all of the testimonials are real and genuine and all of the Beat the GMAT verified five-star reviews are real and genuine. Not only do we help our students earn impressive GMAT scores, but we also foster strong, long-term relationships with them; we do everything possible to support our students and to help them reach their goals. As a result, our students are willing to go above and beyond for us, just as we have done for them.
So - if you’re a student who is struggling to earn a higher GMAT score and would like to work with an innovative GMAT prep company with a strong record of success in helping students raise their GMAT scores and with bright, articulate, caring GMAT instructors who will be fully-invested in your success, I welcome you to give TTP a try. I think you’ll find that your experience with us will be nothing short of five-star.
Furthermore, Target Test Prep is proud of the high quality GMAT courses and materials it offers and is pleased to have established such an excellent reputation in the test preparation industry in such a short time period.
Every testimonial and review respecting Target Test Prep and its GMAT course is from an actual or former student of Target Test Prep. Please remember that Beat the GMAT, an independent third-party provider, verified all of the reviews that Asahi92 is skeptical of.
Second, one need not look far to see the inaccuracy of Asahi92’s claims. For example:
Asahi92 ran a Google image search on one of the images of a student on our testimonials page and immediately concluded that this student must be fake because the student’s exact image shows up in the results next to other people’s names.
Well… Asahi92 misinterpreted the results of the image search in question.
What the Google image search displays is that this particular student appears in the “People Also Viewed” section of these other people’s LinkedIn profiles. In other words, because this student’s photo appears on the LinkedIn profile pages of many other people, this student’s photo shows up repeatedly next to different names. See for yourself here: https://ttp.today/ua0BuA
Note that I’ve blurred personal information on the image below - to avoid dragging any other people or any other students of ours into this thread - but the link above will give you the live results.
We accept Asahi92’s skepticism as a compliment to TTP and to the work we do, because, in fact, all of the testimonials are real and genuine and all of the Beat the GMAT verified five-star reviews are real and genuine. Not only do we help our students earn impressive GMAT scores, but we also foster strong, long-term relationships with them; we do everything possible to support our students and to help them reach their goals. As a result, our students are willing to go above and beyond for us, just as we have done for them.
So - if you’re a student who is struggling to earn a higher GMAT score and would like to work with an innovative GMAT prep company with a strong record of success in helping students raise their GMAT scores and with bright, articulate, caring GMAT instructors who will be fully-invested in your success, I welcome you to give TTP a try. I think you’ll find that your experience with us will be nothing short of five-star.
Furthermore, Target Test Prep is proud of the high quality GMAT courses and materials it offers and is pleased to have established such an excellent reputation in the test preparation industry in such a short time period.
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