Is Iphone app ******* a braindump?

Does anyone know if the **** practice exams are braindumps? I was looking at the one for 70-453 the SQL 2008 upgrade exam. I checked out the Certguard website and they do not have any information on them.

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Webmaster

They claim to have "Latest and Real Q&As - The best training material, helps you pass the IT certification tests easily" and based on the different exam they offer it sure stinks like a ****. So... I'm going to add it to our filters.

aaronchristenson

That is what i was thinking. I am suprized that Certguard does not have any info on them.

dynamik

aaronchristenson wrote: »

That is what i was thinking. I am suprized that Certguard does not have any info on them.

Submit it to them.

mikej412

dynamik wrote: »

Submit it to them.

They don't consider it an IT related website since the main focus of the site seems to be to make money off mobile phone/device users by selling freely available books that are out of copyright and the probably repackaged **** from elsewhere.

I couldn't find any link on that vendors "offerings" to report them to Apple..... maybe a report to MS about the "abuse" Apple is allowing on iTunes might get some action. Or a report to CompTIA and Cisco and MS about the "logo abuse" since I doubt the guy is a partner and authorized to use those logos.

Piers

Now that it's filtered, I have no idea what you're talking bout lol

RTmarc

Webmaster wrote: »

They claim to have "Latest and Real Q&As - The best training material, helps you pass the IT certification tests easily" and based on the different exam they offer it sure stinks like a ****. So... I'm going to add it to our filters.

What was the name of the app? It looks like this thread was only open for a few minutes before you added it to the filter. I'm sure there are many people here with iPhones who would like to know what it was so as to avoid it; myself included.

aaronchristenson

look in the URL bar of your browser.

Webmaster

We filter it for a reason and disclosing the name afterward doesn't fit in that policy. In any case, if you see an unknown provider offering a wide variety of both popular and less popular certs exams, and the owner is from China, India, Pakistan etc. you can safely ignore it. Sounds harsh perhaps but that's basically the signature of a **** provider.

When in doubt, you can always PM me or type it in a preview post here in the forums to see if it gets filtered.

On a similar note, legit IT prep products are being developed for the iPhone as we speak.