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So what is the procedures of de-certification of Microsoft?
if you have no solid prove, and in case that person would deny any wrong doing, how could you get on to de-certify him/her?
How ironic when a cheater is enjoying being working in a field where he doesnt belong, whilst someone who who worked hard to get certified can not even get a job interview?!!!! LOL can it be more crueler than this? LOL

 

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It's not a court of law, so Microsoft doesn't need solid proof. Microsoft DOES investigate claims, and if it is suspected that someone has used braindumps, they can decertify if they choose to do so. After all, it's THEIR certification program, so they can do what they want with it. They could revoke EVERYONES certification for no reason, if they wanted to do so. That said, they seem to be quite fair with their decertification process; I have yet to hear of someone being unfairly decertified.

 

Thanks for the clarification.