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I purchased two practice exams. They're same as free-braindumps.com. I noted they're rife with mistakes, contradictions. I reached out to their support line they told me too bad yo already downloaded the content and cant help me. complete waste of time. Don't waster your money on
The website is legit in the way that they won't steal your money.
Thing is its material is awful, outdated, with wrong answers to the exam dump questions and several typos.
There are even question answers that contradict each other.
Do not waste your money.
You get what you pay for, as for the site it seems safe, How ever the application throws red flags for virus, But the PDF is pretty good
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