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  in on this hot issue. Does the thought of Keppel’s customer lists being revealed make you sweat like a Heidi Fleiss client or giggle with delight at the prospect of seeing cheaters get their just desserts? Although Keppel was not ultimately required to reveal his customer list, the possibility does raise interesting questions. For instance, if selling test questions is deemed a felony, what consequences should face those who buy them? And should those who pass exams on the strength of braindump information be decertified? One thing’s for sure: Even though the contents of braindump sites are at best unethical and at worst illegal, peddlers of the illicit information persevere, like the Hollywood 0.  https://teletype.in/@galibuchan/nVo9MpSfECX 1.  https://businesslistingplus.com/business-listings/braindumps-facts-62b40011cd57c.html 2.  https://www.adpost4u.com/for-sale/art-collectibles/255101/braindumps-facts 3.  http://157.230.37.164/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11...

  madams of the IT world. Braindumps are collections of certification exam questions, often illegally communicated, that are posted on the Web for future exam-takers. Before taking an exam, candidates must sign a nondisclosure agreement. So if they later contribute to these sites, they’re violating that agreement. Further, many say that use of the sites devalues the certifications. Tech novices can memorize the answers to oft-posted, straight-from-the-exam, multiple-choice questions and get certified without even breaking a sweat. According to MCP Magazine, Keppel’s defense attorney, Michelle Burrows, wrote that Microsoft is an active participant in the cheat industry because it provides practice manuals, online practice exams, and boot camps for test takers. In defense of Keppel, Burrows 0.  https://teletype.in/@galibuchan/nVo9MpSfECX 1.  https://businesslistingplus.com/business-listings/braindumps-facts-62b40011cd57c.html 2.  https://www.adpost4u.com/for-sale/art-c...

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