Cert blawzter and A+
kurosaki00
Member Posts: 973
in A+
hello guys!
Been a while.
I've been broke as ...a broke person.
I halted my studies in CCNA, well not halted, I just cant afford the exam.
But found monetary help for the A+ exam and I will be taking it this next friday.
I've been using some flash/audio/video/reading training they have provided me and cbt nuggets.
Finally they gave me some test exams made by cert blawzt*er (obviously thats not the exact name, just dont know if I can write it here so...)
I scored 85%+ in all the practice exams.
People who know this practice exam engine, you would say I'm ready for the test?
PS. Thanks for your help and time.
Been a while.
I've been broke as ...a broke person.
I halted my studies in CCNA, well not halted, I just cant afford the exam.
But found monetary help for the A+ exam and I will be taking it this next friday.
I've been using some flash/audio/video/reading training they have provided me and cbt nuggets.
Finally they gave me some test exams made by cert blawzt*er (obviously thats not the exact name, just dont know if I can write it here so...)
I scored 85%+ in all the practice exams.
People who know this practice exam engine, you would say I'm ready for the test?
PS. Thanks for your help and time.
meh
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mikej412 Member Posts: 10,086 ■■■■■■■■■■***********.com -- talk about a blast from the past
DTI made a BAD choice picking up that domain name that had been used by an infamous ****/**** provider and using that name for their "Learning System."
Just like Boson provides the test engine (and probably questions) for the Cisco Press books, I think DTI's *********** test engine is also used by some (or at least one) of the 3rd party books for some of the CompTIA exams. While I can't speak for the quality of the questions, the fact that it's used with practice tests in books means it's probably usable (and/or was cheap to get the right to use for the books ).
On the other hand, I'd have to wonder how smart the people are that work at/for a training company that decided this was a good domain name and product name. But I guess they probably did get an initial "business boost" from the not-so-bright former clients of the previous owners of that name.
Edit: If you're dealing with DTI, then the material is probably legitimate.
If it's another company, then they could be using the "product" from the former name owner -- which is BAD.:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set!