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The delivery was quite simple and not over complicated, was also done in a short span of time. No complications of the sorts

Started with roughly 14 hours of fasting and gradually increased it. I began losing weight without feeling miserable, while also paying more attention to water, meals and my mental well-being. I feel more in control now.

Had to reduce the size of my portfolio PDF before applying for a job because the file was over the upload limit. Compressed it in a couple of minutes and didn't notice much difference in quality.

If you’re a veteran considering ACI Learning through the VET TEC 2.0 program, I strongly encourage you to think twice. I was approved for VET TEC 2.0 and began a September cohort while simultaneously completing the final semester of my second graduate degree. I made it through approximately three weeks of the program before someone from admissions contacted me and informed me that I would have to withdraw from the class due to a dual-enrollment issue. Here’s where the incompetence of the admissions department became particularly frustrating: I was essentially gaslit into believing that I had never disclosed my graduate enrollment or mentioned that I was already receiving Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits. Except I absolutely did. In fact, I specifically asked admissions how participating in VET TEC 2.0 would affect my housing allowance. This wasn’t some obscure detail that came up after enrollment. It was a question I raised before starting the program because I wanted to make sure everything was handled correctly. Apparently, asking the right questions and receiving accurate guidance from admissions was too much to expect. After that debacle, I was moved into the next cohort. You would think that would be the end of the administrative headaches. Unfortunately, it was just the beginning. On October 1, I never received the enrollment verification text required to verify my attendance for the month. Interestingly, other students in my cohort who were enrolled through VET TEC received theirs without issue. I contacted my admissions representative, explained the situation, and was given the usual assortment of vague reassurances and corporate talking points. I was told someone would follow up with me the following Monday, as I had called on a Friday. That follow-up never happened. Not a phone call. Not an email. Not even the courtesy of an update. What makes this experience particularly disappointing is that programs like VET TEC are supposed to create opportunities for veterans transitioning into civilian careers. Many of us are making significant financial, educational, and personal decisions based on the information these institutions provide. The absolute bare minimum should be competent administration, accurate guidance, and accountability when something goes wrong. Instead, my experience with ACI has involved contradictory information, administrative incompetence, a lack of communication, and a complete absence of meaningful follow-through. The consequences weren’t trivial, either. These issues ultimately delayed my educational progress, negatively affected my financial situation, and exacerbated an already difficult mental health situation. I didn’t enroll in this program to spend weeks navigating avoidable administrative problems. I enrolled to learn, advance my career, and take advantage of an opportunity I had earned. Unfortunately, ACI made the process unnecessarily difficult at nearly every turn. If you want to feel like just another enrollment number, spend your time chasing down admissions representatives, receive contradictory information, and discover that promises of follow-up are apparently optional, by all means, give ACI Learning a shot. Personally, I will never recommend this institution to another veteran. Thanks for all the help, ****.

Two days on a roll they showed the same emerald ring in an auction and test they auction the ring and the winner got it for 4 k. Today the put it again in the auction and sold it for 5 k. When I questioned it they said they had 3 of the same ring and that was **** and ****. It’s ashame. 😑

Impossible to get through to customer service. I got one response for more information and they never responded after that. I believe it's a delay tactic to stall returns. The Coofandy items were purchased through JCPenney marketplace.

If I could give them zero stars I would. This company is selling cheaply made products. Thin material stretched over cheap cardboard with crooked stitching. Zip up sweatshirts are cheap material with faded ink. The customer service is terrible at helping. They want to keep your money and the response time is slow. 😡