Any thoughts on ******** Q&A?

fonestar1978

I have just purchased the ******** 70-270 Q&A package. I am wondering if anyone has experience with it or has used it for taking the 70-270 exam?

I am currently working on Security+ which my company is paying me to write on February 26th. My resume is kind of lame looking with all these CompTIA certs and the CCENT which is why I chose to go for the 70-270 which would make me an MCP. I only have experience with XP Professional though as an end user. I am planning on scheduling the exam for a month after my Security+ so at the end of March. Do you think this will be enough time considering I can study like hell, have worked with XP for several years and have been a tech for a few years? Any thoughts?

Also if I pass, I already have the CompTIA A+ and Network+ so what more do I need to become a MCSA? The 70-290 Microsoft Server 2003 exam?

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astorrs

Taking a wild guess that since the forum is blocking the name of the provider it is likely a brain **** or something along those lines. I would recommend checking it against CertGuard's database to see what they have to say:

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mikedisd2

fonestar1978 wrote: »

Also if I pass, I already have the CompTIA A+ and Network+ so what more do I need to become a MCSA? The 70-290 Microsoft Server 2003 exam?

What more? Start learning the material properly and stop using ****.

mikej412

fonestar1978 wrote: »

I have just purchased the ******** 70-270 Q&A package.

If it's being filtered by the forum software, it's most likely a **** used to **** on certification exams.

fonestar1978

mikej412 wrote: »

If it's being filtered by the forum software, it's most likely a **** used to **** on certification exams.

Is that actual exam questions? I doubt Microsoft would allow that, without suing and crushing them anyways.

Webmaster

It would be wise to take Mike's note seriously.

This topic has been covered too often already so I'll keep it short.

http://www.techexams.net/forums/general-certification/50758-microsoft-taking-stand-agaist-****-sites.html

That's just a recent example. Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, Pearson Vue, we, and others have been combating braindumps for almost a decade and unfortunately crushing the thieves isn't as easy as you might think.

Posting links to **** sites is against our forum rules so next time if you don't want to bother checking at CertGuard as suggested above use the Preview option before posting here.