Looking to offload a SANS On Demand Course I won in a raffel
Hi Tech Exams Community,
I won a SANS ONDemand Training course in a raffle at an Information Security Conference I attended. It was the grand prize worth up to a $5910 Value. I'm looking for someone to sell it to at a discounted rate as I am not a security professional. It's good for any class listed here:
https://www.sans.org/ondemand/courses/all/
If your interested please post your location and what you would be willing to pay. I would prefer someone in Northern California, so that we can meet and do the exchange in person. But we could also use something like escrow.com to ensure the transaction. I've already talked with SANS about it. You would need to know what class you are going to take and then I would register for it with my class credit and then I would just need to pay a $150 transfer fee to transfer the class to you.
Thomas
I won a SANS ONDemand Training course in a raffle at an Information Security Conference I attended. It was the grand prize worth up to a $5910 Value. I'm looking for someone to sell it to at a discounted rate as I am not a security professional. It's good for any class listed here:
https://www.sans.org/ondemand/courses/all/
If your interested please post your location and what you would be willing to pay. I would prefer someone in Northern California, so that we can meet and do the exchange in person. But we could also use something like escrow.com to ensure the transaction. I've already talked with SANS about it. You would need to know what class you are going to take and then I would register for it with my class credit and then I would just need to pay a $150 transfer fee to transfer the class to you.
Thomas
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airzero
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I'd love to take the course off your hands but I don't think I could pay you a decent price for it. Probably $1300 (just over exam challenge price) is what I could afford. -
TMS44
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I can offer $2000, plus the class transfer fee and the escrow.com fees.
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p@r0tuXus
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Out of curiosity, which course is it?Completed: ITIL-F, A+, S+, CCENT, CCNA R|S
In Progress: Linux+/LPIC-1, Python, Bash
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TheFORCE
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Why would a non IT person attend an IT conference? And also participate in raffles.
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t.cruizer
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Ok, great looks like there is some interest. I will leave this post up a little while to see if there are more bidders. I do have to redeem the prize soon as they are waiting to hear from me.
I was at the symposium because I am a software developer for UC Davis and it was held on my campus. The raffle was free. You got a ticket for each vendor you talked to. So I talked to them all. I was really going for the Yeti cooler.
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p@r0tuXus
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Did you even read the post?
Pfsh.. 'reading'.... "It's good for any class"
I skimmed it and obviously missed that part. Thanks
Completed: ITIL-F, A+, S+, CCENT, CCNA R|S
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TechGromit
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If your interested please post your location and what you would be willing to pay. I would prefer someone in Northern California, so that we can meet and do the exchange in person. But we could also use something like escrow.com to ensure the transaction. I've already talked with SANS about it. You would need to know what class you are going to take and then I would register for it with my class credit and then I would just need to pay a $150 transfer fee to transfer the class to you.
Escrow.com has poor reviews. I guess you might find someone willing to give you a couple thousand for the course, but no company is going to approve a transaction purchase like this for training. Call me a skeptic, that that's a pretty big prize for a free raffle for a college campus event. This is something I would expect at a security conference like Black Hat similar event.Still searching for the corner in a round room. -
kaiju
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Well, since it costs you NOTHING my offer is $1.Work smarter NOT harder! Semper Gumby! -
Cuse0311
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I would consider offering you up to $2,360, which is what it costs eligible folks to attend a SANS Partnership Series course. -
t.cruizer
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Turns out. I am unable to sell the course to someone else. Sorry.
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TheFORCE
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Just use it, as a software developer you might learn something about security and secure software development. Might save us from patching whatever software you are creating in the futurw.
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TechGromit
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I wonder what the tax implications are for something like this. When you win a car in a raffle, your responsible for the state and federal taxes.Your probably looking at a $2,000 tax bill on something like this. While I would be thrilled to only pay 2k in taxes for a SANS course, if you accept the prize and don't use it, you may be out 2 grand without any benefit from it.Still searching for the corner in a round room.
