Purchasing training, but given deadline on which to take it. I really don't see how any of your salespeople can sell a course with a promise that it can be accessed at anytime, but then there is a deadline on the course so you cannot access it after that time. I paid $1400.00 for a course that I am told isn't really mine to access after a certain date. I would never have paid that much for something I cannot keep. This is so wrong.

Is it a waist of Money and time? I bought the office 365 course bundle 70-346 and 347, only 346 have some question, No test questions for 347. Why? Video course is not great. no lab. it is a waist of money. I am still not able to feel momentum. please careful buying this.

Need to be more like the test I took the Outlook 2010 practice tests on your site and was told the test would be like it. It wasn't. The test is interactive and not so much written questions and answers. It would be helpful if the practice tests were the same so you know what to expect.

SCAM ARTIST Do not I repeat do not use this company is a scam artist company I’ve contacted my congressman in the Better Business Bureau they are reported scam artist do not do business with them I paid them upfront and they said they would call me Friday at a certain time I sat by the phone they never called I had to call them 4 hours later and they said they called me and left a voicemail there was no voicemail and no phone call pure scam artist They also said they would not be refunding my money praying on seniors

Good Course Materials/Exam Study Guide Materials I purchased a Groupon for QuickCert Training materials for the CompTIA A+, Networking + and Security + exams respectively. The materials were well presented more or less, good slideshows and demo's involved. Recommendations to be better value to customers: Include Queue cards for studying, access to direct any relevant questions to the training of said course materials, perhaps more challenging chapter reviews. All in all though, fantastic value for a $100 investment.