Computertraining.com
Bunch of liars!

Education & Science

Computertraining.com is a scam. They are all a bunch of liars. They say they can not give you the cost of tuition over the phone because Microsoft says they can't. Well, I called Microsoft and they said they have no such rule. They say at the beginning of the phone conversation that they are regulated by Microsoft, this is also not true. They say they do not know anything about coursework, this is also not true.

Microsoft said that they only have to teach certain curriculm and meet certain requirements to be a Microsoft partner. Microsoft does not even require a certain amount of job placement, like the people on the phone say they do.

The salesperson at the school will say you can make a lot of money, ask for proof because all people I have spoke to are making 15 dollars an hour after spending 27k on an education that can get them nowhere.

Do not listen to anything these people say, ask them what tuition is, they will say they have financial stuff that is different for all students, it isnt. They will try to say Microsoft does not allow them to talk about it. That is not true.

27k people, 27k

Stay away!!!


Company: Computertraining.com
Country: USA
State: Delaware
City: Newark
Address: 100 Commerce Dr
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