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Okay, so testking is closed, but their clones live on. My question is this.
What does MS do to educate people about braindumps and why they are bad? How
are they helping visitors to their certification website know that there are
scams out there and how to avoid them? I'm sure MS antipiracy manager Dave
Swartzendruber would love them to do more (see
http://www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/m...ram/piracy.asp for more details
on that).

If testking really did get shut down, MS should be putting up a press
release or something. Let people know that MS is fighting to preserve the
value of our certs!

When people look for training a lot of them search the web. When I search
for yahoo for "mcse practice exam", I get lots of different places. How can
the general public tell which is reputable and which is not?

Of course there is a potential for disaster and I've seen it backfire in
this way. It could play out something like this: MS says on their web site
to beware of sites offering actual exam questions. The general public says,
"I can get the actual exam questions? Where?". Maybe this is why MS is
keeping the info away.

So as a community of people who want to keep the value of our
certifications. What can we do to help. What should we encourage Microsoft
to do?

you should write microsoft and inform them of the mcngp and the great work
we have been doing for the professionals that support their products. see
link below


--
Consultant, MCNGP Founding Father
www.mcngp.tk



"Brian" <reply2me@thenewsgroup> wrote in message
news:...
> Okay, so testking is closed, but their clones live on. My question is
this.
> What does MS do to educate people about braindumps and why they are bad?
How
> are they helping visitors to their certification website know that there
are
> scams out there and how to avoid them? I'm sure MS antipiracy manager Dave
> Swartzendruber would love them to do more (see
> http://www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/m...ram/piracy.asp for more details
> on that).
>
> If testking really did get shut down, MS should be putting up a press
> release or something. Let people know that MS is fighting to preserve the
> value of our certs!
>
> When people look for training a lot of them search the web. When I search
> for yahoo for "mcse practice exam", I get lots of different places. How
can
> the general public tell which is reputable and which is not?
>
> Of course there is a potential for disaster and I've seen it backfire in
> this way. It could play out something like this: MS says on their web site
> to beware of sites offering actual exam questions. The general public
says,
> "I can get the actual exam questions? Where?". Maybe this is why MS is
> keeping the info away.
>
> So as a community of people who want to keep the value of our
> certifications. What can we do to help. What should we encourage Microsoft
> to do?
>
>

Why are you complaining you used them to get your
certification, If you think your so high and mighty go
take one of the new server exams, I'll guarantee you you
will fail!
>-----Original Message-----
>you should write microsoft and inform them of the mcngp
and the great work
>we have been doing for the professionals that support
their products. see
>link below
>
>
>--
>Consultant, MCNGP Founding Father
>www.mcngp.tk
>
>
>
>"Brian" <reply2me@thenewsgroup> wrote in message
>news:...
>> Okay, so testking is closed, but their clones live on.
My question is
>this.
>> What does MS do to educate people about braindumps and
why they are bad?
>How
>> are they helping visitors to their certification
website know that there
>are
>> scams out there and how to avoid them? I'm sure MS
antipiracy manager Dave
>> Swartzendruber would love them to do more (see
>>
http://www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/m...ram/piracy.asp
for more details
>> on that).
>>
>> If testking really did get shut down, MS should be
putting up a press
>> release or something. Let people know that MS is
fighting to preserve the
>> value of our certs!
>>
>> When people look for training a lot of them search the
web. When I search
>> for yahoo for "mcse practice exam", I get lots of
different places. How
>can
>> the general public tell which is reputable and which is
not?
>>
>> Of course there is a potential for disaster and I've
seen it backfire in
>> this way. It could play out something like this: MS
says on their web site
>> to beware of sites offering actual exam questions. The
general public
>says,
>> "I can get the actual exam questions? Where?". Maybe
this is why MS is
>> keeping the info away.
>>
>> So as a community of people who want to keep the value
of our
>> certifications. What can we do to help. What should we
encourage Microsoft
>> to do?
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

wrote:
> Why are you complaining you used them to get your
> certification, If you think your so high and mighty go
> take one of the new server exams, I'll guarantee you you
> will fail!

Put your money where your mouth is.

Oh wait, your mouth is in a nasty place... nevermind.

--
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http://www.mcngp.tk
The MCNGP Team - We're here to help

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/certaholics
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was i complaining? i'm not high and mighty? ok, what will you guarantee?
what do i get if i pass? how do you know i haven't recently taken the latest
test? you make pretty vague, unfounded comments.

<> wrote in message
news:04ae01c3b06e$d3319900$...
> Why are you complaining you used them to get your
> certification, If you think your so high and mighty go
> take one of the new server exams, I'll guarantee you you
> will fail!
> >-----Original Message-----
> >you should write microsoft and inform them of the mcngp
> and the great work
> >we have been doing for the professionals that support
> their products. see
> >link below
> >
> >
> >--
> >Consultant, MCNGP Founding Father
> >www.mcngp.tk
> >
> >
> >
> >"Brian" <reply2me@thenewsgroup> wrote in message
> >news:...
> >> Okay, so testking is closed, but their clones live on.
> My question is
> >this.
> >> What does MS do to educate people about braindumps and
> why they are bad?
> >How
> >> are they helping visitors to their certification
> website know that there
> >are
> >> scams out there and how to avoid them? I'm sure MS
> antipiracy manager Dave
> >> Swartzendruber would love them to do more (see
> >>
> http://www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/m...ram/piracy.asp
> for more details
> >> on that).
> >>
> >> If testking really did get shut down, MS should be
> putting up a press
> >> release or something. Let people know that MS is
> fighting to preserve the
> >> value of our certs!
> >>
> >> When people look for training a lot of them search the
> web. When I search
> >> for yahoo for "mcse practice exam", I get lots of
> different places. How
> >can
> >> the general public tell which is reputable and which is
> not?
> >>
> >> Of course there is a potential for disaster and I've
> seen it backfire in
> >> this way. It could play out something like this: MS
> says on their web site
> >> to beware of sites offering actual exam questions. The
> general public
> >says,
> >> "I can get the actual exam questions? Where?". Maybe
> this is why MS is
> >> keeping the info away.
> >>
> >> So as a community of people who want to keep the value
> of our
> >> certifications. What can we do to help. What should we
> encourage Microsoft
> >> to do?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >

> I'll guarantee you you
>will fail!

How on earth can you guarantee that? I think I'm going to sue you
lying.

>ok, what will you guarantee?

His cock in your ass......

disgusting

"Kline Sphere" <.> wrote in message
news...
> >ok, what will you guarantee?
>
> His cock in your ass......

He was just testing the MS filters... cut him some slack.

Consultant wrote:
> disgusting
>
> "Kline Sphere" <.> wrote in message
> news...
>>> ok, what will you guarantee?
>>
>> His cock in your ass......