JAPANESE PROFICIENCY POWER

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. Is JAPANESE PROFICIENCY POWER ideal for complete beginners wanting to Japanese?

Japanese Proficiency Power is designed for students taking level 3 or 4 of the Japanese Proficiency exam . If you are taking the test, then most likely you will register or would have registered for the test.  Having a basic understanding of Japanese is required in order to take the tests. Students taking level 3 are should  know around 300 Kanji and 1500 words, and be able to take part in everyday conversation and have the ability to read and write simple sentences. This amounts to about 300 hours of study. Students taking level 4 are expected to have mastered the basic elements of grammar, know around 100 Kanji and 800 words, have the ability to partake in simple conversations and read and write short, simple sentences. This amounts to about 150 hours of study  .

2. What are the Computer System Requirements for Kanji Supremacy?

The videos come in Flash format. Flash format video can been watched on most computers ( both Windows and Mac).  If you have already seen some sample videos then you been able to download and watch them with no problems. You can get the latest flash player at http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/

The ebooks can be opened and printed with Adobe's PDF reader which is free. Click Here to Download Adobe PDF Reader. Make sure you download a version that can read Japanese script. I believe this is standard with the latest version of Adobe.

The audio tracks are all in MP3 format which can be played by iTunes, Windows Media Player, or any other media player which comes standard on a Mac or PC.

3. How much does it cost, and how do I get it?

The download costs US$76.00 which is a one time payment.

4. How can I pay for Japanese Proficiency Power?

Clickbank sells our products - they are a trusted online retailer
specializing in digitally delivered products. If you want to know more about ClickBank visit http://clickbank.com/contact.html.

5. Can I put this on more than one computer or transfer it to my laptop?

Yes, you can access and download the product components from multiple computers as long as it is for the personal use of you the buyer only. The purchase is set up so that customers can access the members page as often as they need to. If you want to download the product to multiple computers that you own then all you need to do is download the files to those computers.

As the videos are large in both screen size and file size, and depending on your internet connection download times may take between 3 to 30 minutes. The zip files, a large file with all the videos together, may take up to an hour. Keep in mind that some of the videos are quite long - up to 30 minutes. Download times will vary based on your connection speed..

7. Do you offer a money back guarantee?

We guarantee that you will be completely satisfied or we will promptly refund your money. You have 56 days to try Japanese Proficiency Power. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, simply email me at nick@talksushi.com with your receipt number, your name and date of purchase, and I will refund your money ASAP.

8. What happens if my download gets interrupted?

If you do have problems downloading the product check that your computer is optimized for downloads and make sure no firewalls are preventing you from making downloads. Remember, you can access the downloads in the members area at any time and as often as you like. If you continue to have problems email me.

9. Are my credit card details secure?

Absolutely! We use one of the world's most reputable 3rd party credit card payment processors, ClickBank. ClickBank is VeriSign secure which is considered the world's most secure credit card payment provider. In order to process payments with Visa and Mastercard, ClickBank requires: the CVV2 or CVC2 security code. This 3 digit code is found on the back of your credit card.

10. What is CVV2 or CVC2?

The CVV2/CVC2 is a three-digit security code that is printed on the back of your credit card. The number usually appears in reverse italic at the top of the signature panel at the end. This number helps ensure that a genuine card is being used during a transaction. All MasterCard cards, both credit and debit, were required to contain CVC2 by January 1, 1997; all Visa cards contain CVV2 after January 1, 2001. Even if someone steals a valid account number, It is not possible to compute the CVV2 numbers.

11. I found a number on the back of my card, but it has more than 3 digits, which ones do I use?

You only need the last 3 digits of this number.

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