How can you identify braindumps

how do you know which study materials are braindumps, are any of the sites that have actual test engines or study guides braindumps
if so, which ones are legit and how do you know?
i've been reading about them in certification magazine, but i'm not sure if i know how to identify them other than the user groups that give you "all the answers to the exam"
if so, which ones are legit and how do you know?
i've been reading about them in certification magazine, but i'm not sure if i know how to identify them other than the user groups that give you "all the answers to the exam"
get back to studying!!!
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I could be wrong on this, if so, someone please correct me.
I actually see braindumps eventually losing ground. As people like Microsoft move to more complex simulation type exams, it makes it harder for braindumpers and to take the exam then regenerate exactly what they saw. I also heard from the inside that Microsoft is moving to make the questions/simulation changes more frequent.
I saw one site claiming to be braindumps from the CISSP. It had testimonials from people claiming to have used only their site and scored 900 to 980 on the CISSP. I found this very comical since you never know your score if you pass the CISSP.
well i've seen a few that say just like the test questions
**** offers practice simulation questions along with regular test questions
okay...so i will be on the lookout for them
thanks for the the input guys
On the other hand, Transcenders and other major practice test providers that do not sell actual exam questions do frequently advertise through google ads as selling braindumps (e.g. by using "MCSE braindumps" as a title for the ad), which is obviously not helping those who don't know the difference.
You can always place the URL in a post here and press the Preview button. If it gets censored (i.e. replaced by XXXXXXX or something else) you can be 98% certain it's a site that is involved in illegal activities (the other 2% are blocked for other various good reasons). Or, you can PM me.
Another option to stay safe is use products that have been used by others here in the forums (e.g. in "I passed" posts).
KG
exactly, it wasn't until i started looking around and reading certification magazine that i realized they were wrong, i jus thought they were study guides like anything else
but yeah, i guess i do see some that say "actual exam questions" instead of "questions that are close to those on the exam"
thanks everyone, that's why i love this place
there are alot that seem to say this, even the ones that people say are okay, even transcender offers a money back gaurantee don't they?
either way, thanks for your input
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