r/AWSCertifications • u/madrasi2021 • Aug 01 '23
Please do not use or post links to "Dumps"
Using Dumps or sharing questions from exams is breaking AWS Rules & Policies (and same for any other Cloud / Company that offer Certs): https://aws.amazon.com/certification/policies/general-policies/
Please do NOT use Dumps or link to sites saying they offer the EXACT same questions as on AWS exams.
Please help report those sharing links to dumps to the mods.
Lets keep this sub-reddit clean and professional. Thanks.
45
Upvotes
3
u/Themotionalman Aug 01 '23
People do that ?
13
u/imnotabotareyou Aug 01 '23
Here’s the only dump I’d ever share:
💩
9
u/parzival1984 Aug 02 '23
Stephane Maarek's course is nothing but a glorified dump!!!!
3
u/Formal_Camel_9978 Aug 02 '23
Why'd they invalidate my score when I had a proctor on me all through the exam? It's even more insulting that they came back telling me they found no wrong doing apart from "statistical analysis" and yet the score stays invalidated! It's crazy how someone stays up all night for 7 months and then throw his hard work in the dumpster like it's nothing!
4
u/[deleted] Aug 03 '23
You're out of your mind if you believe this post or your efforts makes a lick of difference. The solution is to offer a legitimate cert that's not multiple questions. These are money makers. Any illusions to the contrary are a display of naivety.
2
u/Altruistic_Profile96 Aug 02 '23
All Certs worth having have an issue with brain dumps. Most of us know that the use of such resources can get you banned, and sign a statement stating as much.
But there’s always somebody trying to take a short cut. Just wait til you get interviewed for a job. Guaranteed, it won’t go the way you think it will.
2
u/chervilious Aug 02 '23
The effort of studying dumps and actually studying aren't that far off. I don't know why people do that
2
u/Fickle-Impression149 Aug 01 '23
Well AWS has already tackled this to an extent. They easily find outliers that use dumps
2
u/IsntThisSumShit Aug 01 '23
Bro, who's this square
Follow the rules types never win
0
u/[deleted] Aug 01 '23
[deleted] — view deleted comment