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I am a new guy here but I can't wait to introduce the fantastic website to download all the Cisco eBooks!

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Seem's like it!

 

Sorry, but I can't let you spam our forums. If this is all you are willing or able to contribute, it won't make you fabulously popular here. If you truly want to be a participating member of our community, try telling us a bit about yoruself, your goals, and post any questions you may have about achieving those goals.

Continuing to spam this site will only result in your member account being banned.

-Trip

 

This is a spammer - not even close to being legit. I've done a bit of Googling - worryingly, he looks like he might actually be spamming with the knowledge of Cisco Press

 

Oh my god, how could you say it is a spam?!!!

 

Zeb, your link yields this: No topics or posts met your search criteria. ittgx, by definition, any unsolicited advertisement is spam. Also, does your resource publish copywritten material (Cisco Press book content) without paying Cisco Press? If so, then they have serious ethical and legal issues as well.

 

Sorry Trip - the post that referred to on TechExams has been deleted (presumably because they are less forgiving of apparent spammers than we are here).
If you Google the username you'll find tons of posts on blogs and stuff that show references to Cisco press books. Now I'm not an idiot - but I can't see how this is legit - unless Cisco have started paying people to advertise their books by spamming forums!

 

Let's see what happens with ittgx's future posts before making any final judgments. I've removed the link so that part's done. As long as he/she doesn't continue to post links, and especially if those links don't lead to braindumps or to sites that illegally publish Cisco Press content (that is, posting copywritten content on the web, defrauding Cisco Press), then this may be a fairly small point.

 

Thank you, tripware45.