Greetings,
Today, I was searching around for a business course on Straighterline and there was a banner stating Etextbooks included for all business courses. Looked at the description and it also stated Etextbook was included.
Problem is I went back later and that was no longer the case. Now, I am angry I did not purchase ALL the courses.
Oh no, am I seeing and reading imaginary things before the age of 40.
I am located outside of the US perhaps it is only available to people with certain IP addresses?
Has anyone had such an experience?
Edit: The statement has reappeared!!
"Our Business Courses Now Include a FREE eTextBook
Buy the course and we will include the textbook at no cost
That is a significant savings of up to $175 per course. It’s convenient and easy, no additional purchase or activation required. The course links to relevant passages that you can bookmark, highlight, print, and read online, offline, or on the go with your smartphone or tablet using the dedicated Bookshelf App."
Today, I was searching around for a business course on Straighterline and there was a banner stating Etextbooks included for all business courses. Looked at the description and it also stated Etextbook was included.
Problem is I went back later and that was no longer the case. Now, I am angry I did not purchase ALL the courses.
Oh no, am I seeing and reading imaginary things before the age of 40.
I am located outside of the US perhaps it is only available to people with certain IP addresses?
Has anyone had such an experience?
Edit: The statement has reappeared!!
"Our Business Courses Now Include a FREE eTextBook
Buy the course and we will include the textbook at no cost
That is a significant savings of up to $175 per course. It’s convenient and easy, no additional purchase or activation required. The course links to relevant passages that you can bookmark, highlight, print, and read online, offline, or on the go with your smartphone or tablet using the dedicated Bookshelf App."


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