South American Gold Corp (OTC: SAGD) is proud to announce that its Sarge Delphi division has gone live with the “Test Your Knowledge” free test portion of the ASK A.B.E. powered by CarRights.com (automotive buyer’s educational course).
The “Test Your Knowledge” free test is comprised of 10 short questions and answers to see how knowledgeable someone is on the automotive buying process, their rights, legal protections, and options.
The goal behind both ASK A.B.E. and CarRights.com is to finally provide a smooth and concise auto buying experience for the public. The company believes that the more knowledgeable the public is, the more enjoyable buying process will be.
This short free test has been launched as an example of the knowledge that will be supplied in the in-depth module training within the subscription paid courses supplied by ASK A.B.E.
To access the free test and “Test Your Knowledge”, simply go to abe.carrights.com and click on the “Test Your Knowledge” free test. With the simple registration of picking a quick username and entering your email address you can begin testing your car buying knowledge.
Once a user answers a question the correct answer with the reasoning behind the answer shall appear before moving on to the next question.
As referenced by images, in the October 16, 2017, video statement by SAGD on a look into the Sarge Delphi Division (this video can be found on youtube by searching South American Gold and filtering by date, or by Twitter @SAGDcorp) the testing modules are clean and crisp with important information that the general public typically is not aware of.
The launch of the free “Test Your Knowledge” quiz is the first step to releasing ASK A.B.E. to the public. As the company completes the development of the complete ASK A.B.E. web based testing center, the company shall begin the process of sourcing media and partners to begin advertising the ASK A.B.E. “powered by CarRights.com” to the car buying public.
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