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Buy the material from an md-102 then I had to buy the player software that they own, to open the file, and within 30 days the software expired and I had to pay 69 dollars again, which means it's not worth it.
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Try exam lab at your own peril. those guys will siphon all your money in the name of pass IT certifications. they think marketing in YouTube and google AdSense will make them gain trust
Yesterday I purchase a training course + question and answer to practice before my exam, I paid but I never received any email from examlabs.com. THIS IS A FRAUD SITE
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