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by jase369 » Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:44 am
So I just took the Master GMAT practice test and upon conclusion it required me to log-in to facebook, which I dont have.

So I came back to this site, which is a great resource BTW!! TY!, to post a review for Master GMAT about the problem I experienced regarding having to have a Facebook account to see score. Apparently you have to have Facebook to write a review also?

I'm sorry but I do not have facebook nor will I be getting one due to the sensitivity of my wifes job. It is just not possible.

What is the purpose of having a Facebook requirement?

Thanks again for all the help and resources!
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by beatthegmat » Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:57 am
Thanks jase369 for the feedback. The Facebook login requirement for the reviews is very important for us because it is one of the ways that we verify that the review is coming from a real student.

If you'd like to post a review of Master GMAT, you may want to just post as a forum post in the 'I just Beat The GMAT' forum.

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