Proofread AnywhereReviews of proofreadanywhere.com

While the information is beneficial the number of emails sent daily is outrageous! Getting 2-3 emails per day is way too much and really was discouraging me from continuing on. I almost stopped because I don't want to receive anymore emails. Also, with the general proofreading course test it was frustrating. I reviewed and followed the feedback only to learn it's not accurate information but only 'general' feedback. Quite disappointing to say the least, however I'm still working on finding my niche!

Sorry still in Second Module after over a month. I'm an underemployed senior PT cat sitter (have nada this week) and holidays provide much of my meager income. I haven't figured out how to print the study worksheets to interact with them, and the FB group won't accept me as I do not know how to upload a pic to a site.

The ad says ''NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY'' but I would like to know WHAT experience each reviewer has, as well as their AGE. Someone "just out of school" or who has a little or a lot of experience can add "weight" to their review. I'm also interested in the "1 and 2 Star" reviews. and whether the ''positive'' comments by the company has been enacted or not. Maybe the tremendous Discount reflects this. What is the Follow-up to the "criticism"? Has the company addressed the issue in its most recent pronouncements?

I'm getting through it pretty well, but the lack of any screenshots or pictures in the videos is a real drawback. It would be a much better class if you added those, especially if people could see examples of word and PDF edits. Seems like there's a bigger emphasis on starting a business, which is just as important as the proofreading itself, but the proofreading techniques seem rushed. Also, there have been a few occasions where the downloads do not match the description. This class could be so much better.

Overall, an abundance of information was provided. I would have liked more specifics in each of the categories. For example, I took the Grammar Course in Khan Academy and learned much more than I did in this course which I paid for. I feel like I'm floundering a bit... had to figure out for myself how to actually do the editing. I am floundering with the best course of action for a website; what to do regarding an email address; how exactly to set up to be paid. So a little more guidance/substance on the topics would be much appreciated. I wrote quizzes professionally for 9 years and could assist GREATLY with your Vocabulary Quiz and Module Quizzes. In my professional opinion, they are not well-written. If you would like assistance making your quizzes better, please let me know!

It was a great refresher for grammar practice. However, in today’s economy the price is a bit expensive. Especially for those on limited income or one person household.

I am a little disappointed in the videos. They are just reading the transcript, which I can do myself. Occasionally, there will be a screenshot of something like how to set something up for editing in a Word document. Maybe show some examples of what you are talking about. I get confused about participles and was frustrated trying to find a good example to help explain them. I still have a very unclear understanding of participles and how they work, what to look for to make sure they are correct, etc. Other than the disappointing videos, I do like the course. There could also be a little more clarity on precisely what is expected in some of the lessons. For example, the practice essays do not clarify if they will need to have our references to specific CMOS rules for why we made a change. There have been several other students asking about this in the Facebook group, so I know I am not alone.

You send too many emails daily pushing other things to buy before I could complete even half of the course. It is distracting and comes across as making your site look like a scam. Yesterday I got seven emails from you. Each one pushing me to buy some other thing. I now feel like I am unsure if I want to finish this course and the transcript course I already bought. Some of these emails make it sound like I would not even need to buy those two courses. You should allow the student to at least get half the course done before they get these pushing emails.