possible to transfer MCP certifications to a different windows live ID?

Mister Fish

I recently passed 70-680, and I have 2 windows live IDs, im not sure which should I register it to.
is it possible to transfer that certification in the future to the other ID?
and if so, what is the procedure?

thanks in advance

edit:
what is the security on the info of my certifications? will other people on my hotmail/msn networks be able to see my certifications?

blargoe

I think you can move them but you need to contact the help email address on the mcp site.

Other people can see your transcript only if they know your MCP ID (I think)

TheShadow

just your windows live ID is all that is needed but your live ID is an email address and password so unless someone has both then it is no problem. Now if you are doing something like letting your brother-in-law use it well then you need to study security+ or similar some more quickly. Your transcript is tied to your MCP ID so it should show up the same on both Live-ID's I see the same transcript on the MCP site and the MOS site but the passwords are different.

Now that wallet cards are coming back soon if you have a strange brother-in-law, you will have to watch him more.

Mister Fish

TheShadow wrote: »

just your windows live ID is all that is needed but your live ID is an email address and password so unless someone has both then it is no problem.

I didnt mean the security of the website, I meant I didnt want anybody of my contact list / windows live network to see my microsoft certifications.

earweed

originally posted byTheShadow
"Now that wallet cards are coming back soon "


Wallet cards coming back? When is this going to happen?

gateway

TheShadow wrote: »

Now that wallet cards are coming back soon

I was wondering that too:

breaker

http://www.techexams.net/forums/general-certification/52136-mcp-mcse-mcsa-mcitp-heard-wallet-card-survey.html

TheShadow

earweed wrote: »

originally posted byTheShadow
"Now that wallet cards are coming back soon "


Wallet cards coming back? When is this going to happen?

Sorry guys I missed the reply. Here you go

Microsoft Certification Program Update
Published Date: 05/20/2010
Expiration Date: 06/30/2010
Geography: Worldwide
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TheShadow

here is the rest of the flash

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