Re: [smbc] driversed.com - feedback

["Gordon McDonell" <gordonmcdonell@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mister Grainger, if you would obey all the traffic laws, you would not have 
to deal with all the problems your having with this online traffic school.
I would ask how your day is going but I think I know.
Take care Mac
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jerry Grainger" <grainger@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <info.ts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: "Sunday Morning Breakfast Club" <smbc@xxxxxxxxx>; "NCNOCYAHOO" 
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Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2008 6:02 AM
Subject: [smbc] driversed.com - feedback


> TO: driversed.com
> RE: your online traffic school
>
> My experience with this program was awful.  It repeatedly failed to 
> download, got stuck and also bounced me off line.  All with no support 
> whatsoever, despite advertisement of 24-7 support.  I intend to complain 
> long and loud to everyone about this awful excuse for what should be a 
> useful experience, and I am in touch with a great many people in this 
> market, starting with my large motorcycle club this morning, one of a 
> couple of riders groups with which I will be riding this week.   I also 
> intend to complain to the Santa Clara County Courts about requiring this 
> program - it's not a program I would ever take again, nor would anyone I 
> talked to about it, and I intend to make that as many people as possible.
> Several hours of aggravation.
> As for content, it is repetitive where it needn't be, trite, tedious, 
> plodding and chock full of unpleasant surprises.  As for timing slides to 
> go as slow as possible, this does not have the effect of focusing the 
> attention on content, but the opposite, of making it laborious and 
> painful, instead of a participatory learning experience.
> This program is a disgrace to Silicon Valley.
> JP Grainger