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i want to study for mcse 2003 exams . was wondering around the internet looking for some practice tests and found out ***removed name of braindump*** special offer of $85 for all exams . how good are these to prepare for my exams . will look forward to your replies

 

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I looked up the name you mentioned (which I have since removed) at CertGuard.com and discovered that they deffo are a braindump. To quote from PCComputerNotes.com, "Writing down everything you can think of about a certain subject. Often, after cramming for an exam, the first thing a student will do once he's seated at the exam centre, is write down as much info as he can remember (tables, dates, names and pertinent memorized data). A braindump after an exam refers to writing down as many of the questions that can be remembered from the actual test. This can help other students to study for the same exam."

The thing is, when you take a certification exam, you electronically sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) stating that you won't record or reveal any of the test content. To create a braindump, test takers deliberately break their NDA and "dump" all of the content (whether they remember it correctly or not) they can recall about the test questions.

Since the site you mention has been discovered to be a braindump, I recommend you do not use it as a source of information. Not only will you be wasting your money, you will be promoting cheating and devaluing the certification exams that make up the MCSE.

I'll tell you the truth, since this is your very first post and you mention a braindump, I strongly suspect that you posted your "so-called" questions as a method of spamming us with the braindump domain name. I hope I'm wrong, but if you do this again, your member account here at CF can and probably will be banned.

If it was an innocent question and you didn't know any better, well...now you do. If you are interested in honest test question software (yes, it'll cost more), please feel free to ask.

-Trip

 

He/she is posting this elsewhere so my guess is that this is not an innocent question, but advertising braindumps.

 

You're probably right, but I'll hold off banning the account. I doubt they'll return, but if they do...

 

Yeah, it's the standard, "Hey, is this braindump special offer any good?"

They really don't see how transparent they are.