Update on 20% discount for Microsoft Exams from Prometric

Just wanted to take a moment to tell you that over 330 people to date have
benefited from the 20% discount program from Prometric and it's going
strong. I'd also like to thank the "regulars" in this NG for understanding
my position on wanting to help people save money on their exams. For
example, my students were very thankful that they could save over $200 on
their exams after spending thousands of dollars on training. For those that
don't know, you can save 20% on your exam fee on Microsoft exams when
testing at a Prometric test center. This is a global offer and a contest
Prometric is sponsoring for MCTs to help generate more interest and sales.
Thank you all once again and if you need codes just email me the number of
exams you will take before January 31, 2006 and I will send them to you.

I was corrected early on that this could be considered spam, you will not
have your email saved or sold and you will not receive anything other than
what you ask for. Thank you and best of luck to everyone on their Microsoft
tracks.



Have a fantastic day.

 

I'd also like to thank the "regulars" in this NG for understanding

Can you save me money transatlantic flights?

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

 

sure, swim....

 

Nice to see someone actually try and save people some money!

Thanks Trainer

 

Can you save me money transatlantic flights?

jeezz, you're no help at all.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

 

thank you. That was what I was going for.

 

oy! google will get you discounted exam vouchers, there are deals on from
Vue and this prometric thing. If you are a little observant, the deals
are there.

 

oy! google will get you discounted exam vouchers, there are deals on from

and for this week only get V.!.A.G.R.A and $ofttabs delivered to your
home for FREE, when you invest in out money making *EXCLUSIVE* st0ck
market scam... I mean, scheme. Remember this 'month' only.....

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

 

How many tablets, and what is the shelf life.
<cipherin>
$birthday = 1 tab(.50) *Half my remaining birthdays is reasonable don't you
think
death = (72-24)*$birthday
return death
maxshelflife = (2)death
return maxshelflife
</ cipher>

I need 22 tablets but they must have a shelf life of 44 years and please
include free manual "Rembering what it is, where to put it, and how to use
it for dummies"

Thank you.

 

optimist.

<joke>
Father takes son into pharmacy, son notices selection of ¢ondoms and
inquires. After teh father IDs them the son says "oh, we learned about
those in health class. Why are these ones in a 3 pack?" "well son,"
'splains the dad "those are for High school boys; one for Friday night,
one for Saturday night and one for sunday night." Spying another box
containing six, he again inquires. "For college son" the Dad continues "2
for Friday, 2 for Saturday and 2 for SUnday". Lastly the boy spots a 12
pack. Sighing the father explains "There for when you're married; 1 for
January..."
</joke>


--
Neil MCNGP#30

- Being married to a programmer is like having a cat. You talk to it,
but you're never really sure if it hears you, much less comprehends what
you say.

 

I am in need of V.!.a.g.r.a., as the gay pron just isn't getting it up for
me.
Where do I send money?

 

I'm pretty sure I could have went forever without reading that.
*Dry heaves into trash can*

 

Trainer -

I certainly hope that you win the contest and get the free trip! I signed
up for it a few weeks ago.

Cheers,

Bob

 

Well if he wins the trip, I want him to bring me back a Frisbee® or
something.

 

Thank you very much, honestly. But the trip is not important to me, REALLY.
I truly just want to help people on their way to a Microsoft track to save
money. For instance, my students spend $15,000 for MCSE training, the couple
of hundred dollars they save when discounts like this are available actually
makes a big difference to them. If I happen the win something it'll go to
the local Boys and Girls club or something like that. Thanks again Bob.

 

Take the trip if you get it...it is likely not transferrable. You have
earned it. Donate time to the Boys & Girls Club...it is much more fun to do
that anyway.

$15K for an MCSE!!?? WOW, ouch, and stuff. Granted, computertraining.com
is $24.5k for their MCSE courses.

Bob

 

We are the lowest price training in our area. We can't go much lower or we
wouldn't be able to offer the high quality training that our students
expect. I will only employ certified instructors with at least ten years of
industry experience and at least five years of classroom experience. I've
found that paying for quality always fills the classroom.

 

Glad to see that it still exists out there...most of the training centers
that I hear about pay a low daily rate and employ anyone with an MCP.

 

Make that MCT.

 

Eventually it will come full circle. In my area at one time there were 13
training centers, now there is two. We both charge basically the same rates
and hire qualified instructors. There will always be low cut companys out
there but they never last. But really times have changed since ten to
fifteen years ago. Back then there wasn't the overload of internet
braindumps and online training that exists now. Training centers do have to
adapt to survive. I'm proud to say we have been in business for almost
twenty years now. Have a great day Bob.