| The 
          Purchase process for GroundSchool in more detail   Try 
          Before you Buy? Part of 
          the strength of our method of selling our software is that you can actually 
          try the software to evaluate it to see if it meets your needs BEFORE 
          you buy it. This works well for both of us--you won't end up buying 
          something you don't like, and we are spared you buying something you 
          may not like! Additionally, you can see if the thing works on your particular 
          system as well as you'd like before you buy it. For this reason, please 
          understand that once an unlock code has been issued, there are no refunds 
          available.  Which 
          Licence Should I choose? Basically, 
          if you have not unlocked the software at all yet, you want to purchase 
          an INITIAL licence, which costs $29.99. This gives you a code which 
          will let you unlock any ONE of the following nine test banks: 
          Private 
            / Recreational PilotInstrument 
            Rating (IFR)Commercial 
            PilotFlight 
            Instructor (includes Fundamentals of Instruction)Airline 
            Transport PilotFlight 
            EngineerAviation 
            Mechanic: GeneralAviation 
            Mechanic: AirframeAviation 
            Mechanic: Powerplant If you 
          have purchased one of the test banks before and want to unlock an ADDITIONAL 
          test bank (say, Instrument Rating after Private/Rec Pilot), then you 
          should purchase an ADDITIONAL TEST BANK UNLOCK llicence for that additional 
          test. Each additional test bank costs $24.99.  
         Note: 
          You may have seen some text referring to "INITIAL," "VERTICAL," 
          and "LATERAL" licences. We have since simplified our licence 
          scheme to simply "initial" and "additional test" 
          licences in order to simplify things. Please make sure you LiveUpdate 
          your software to get the latest version. You may also have seen that 
          we used to sell licences for individual tests, say "Private Pilot 
          Airplane." We now give you the whole bank for the same price. Better 
          value for you!
         You may 
          notice that nowhere in the order process does it ask you which test 
          bank you want to unlock. This happens afterward, when you actually type 
          the code into the software and it connects to our unlock servers to 
          verify your registration. 
         After 
          Clicking the "Order" Button  
         Ok, so 
          you've selected the appropriate item from the list below and have clicked 
          on the Order button. This takes you to a shopping cart screen where 
          you can confirm the item and price of what you have selected. Continue 
          past this screen as appropriate.  
           
           
         Credit 
          Cards and Security  
         The easiest 
          and best way to order is by credit card through this screen. As of this 
          writing, in 5 years of operations, we have had zero cases of credit 
          card irregularities. Nevertheless, we understand that some of you may 
          be hesitant to send your credit card via the Internet. At the bottom 
          of the order screen are option buttons which you can select if you wish 
          to pay by alternate means, including by phone, fax, PayPal, etc.  
          Again, 
          let us stress: we've never EVER had problems with the secure, fully 
          automated, on-line credit card system, and we strongly encourage you 
          to order in this way. The other ways require manual intervention to 
          process and thus take longer and, in some cases, the company that handles 
          orders for us charges a premium for ordering in those ways. 
         This takes 
          you to an 'order information' screen. This screen asks for your personal 
          information with regards to the order. Fear not--this screen is encrypted 
          / secure. If you don't see the reassuring lock/key symbol in your browser 
          at this stage, it's likely because the page you're viewing is in a browser 
          frame at the moment--most browsers display only the security level of 
          the outermost frame, even if inner frames are encrypted/secure. 
           
          
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