Smart Certify direct are CD Rom rip-off artists. They take a CD rom that you could buy at any software company and pawn it off as a $2,100.00 school. This is what happened to me. Smart Certify had an advertisement on "Tech TV" which falsely claimed to offer a 100% guarantee. We called the ...
A David Santor (salesman) called me on 9/25/03, in response to my inquiry online about IT certification. During the conversation, Mr. Santor kept pressuring me; I must make a decision today, so I can take advantage of this once in a lifetime offer. I explain that I couldn't afford it, but Mr. ...
I went to their website to check on the CISSP degree. You cannot get any info unless you let them call you. On 6/27/03, friday, at closing time a saleaman called me. He started his sales speach and I said that I wanted to put it off until monday. He then started the hard sell. Told me price was ...
After visiting the web site online a sales rep called me and told me they discovered my visit to the web site. Probably through a cookie. After a few minutes on the phone talking about my teaching myself Visual Basic at home she told me there was a better way. She then went into her sales pitch. ...
I signed up for the mcsd course for C#.net. What I found out I got after logging on the first time was mcsd for VB 6.0. I immediately called and was told that the C# courses were on their way. The sales rep made no excuses why the course was not there.instead she told me that I could start taking ...
Smart Certify solicited me via cell phone in May. I ask them how they obtained my cell phone number and the sales rep would not give an answer. He already knew my name and much of my personal information. He then went into his sales pitch about the "computer courses" they offered etc. I ...