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Absolutely shocking
Paid for 2 quizzes yesterday to do today
Just come to print them off and access to the second quiz I brought has been closed and says contact them for further access and they are closed and no way to contact them
But the quiz I brought and paid for first link still works.
Now have no choice but to find and buy another quiz, will definitely look elsewhere
Redtooth is a brilliant platform for quizzes. I recently used it at a conference and had feedback from many people that they loved the quiz and it was the highlight of their day. I can't thank Lewis at Redtooth enough for helping guide me through the process and answering my many, many questions. He was always quick to respond and happy to help. I would highly recommend using the platform for all your quizzing needs!
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