From: paul cosgrove (paul.cosgrove@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Jul 13 2008 - 04:53:27 ART
Speculation about how people pass on their first, second, third and
fourth atempts does not seem very fair to those who have worked hard
to do so.
I'm also not clear how you know everyone knows about this if they
don't talk about it? Perhaps you have carried out surveys about this,
or intend to? Keep in mind that the sellers of such products will
wish to give the impression that they have a wide circulation, even if
they do not. No doubt they will also say that all of their customers
are very happy, but they cannot provide any proof of course.
Anyone who has been to the lab could set up a site and provide a
sample of questions they saw there as bait; then sell any old
questions they make up for high prices. Strikes me that it has a huge
potential for setting people up for a con; who can they complain to?
I don't suppose their customer service departments would be very
helpful. Personally I wouldn't waste my money.
You sound a little dissolusioned. Study something new or do something
else for a few days and then decide what you want to do.
Paul.
Radioactive Frog wrote:
[anip]
Now I understand most of candidate who pass the lab [see table below], they
either have all lab questions and solution in mind before they step into the
lab ----> another truth...
1-2 attempt;-They knew the lab question before stepping into the lab
3-4 attempst; They prepared for the exam but they dumped all labs 3 times
and now aware of the total scenario.
I am not saying all do it, but 1-2 percent who pass on first may be TRUE,
coz of their true experience.
I will write a long doc and post it on GS - How people are passing on First
attempt
but the main thing is everyone knows it just they don't talk about it.
[snip]
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