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Candidate ID Question
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| Jay P. 2002-06-25, 5:25 pm |
| Can someone help me? I took the 70-210 test last month and was issued one
Candidate ID that allowed me access to the secure MCP site. Sunday, I
passed 70-215 and now have a different candidate ID and an email to use this
ID to register with the secure site. Is something wrong here or does that
sound correct? I just want to make sure that MS "sees" me and both exams as
the same.
TIA
Jay
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| You should only have one ID.
"Jay P." <@> wrote in message news:uhhukan3s2i5fd@corp.supernews.com...
> Can someone help me? I took the 70-210 test last month and was issued one
> Candidate ID that allowed me access to the secure MCP site. Sunday, I
> passed 70-215 and now have a different candidate ID and an email to use
this
> ID to register with the secure site. Is something wrong here or does that
> sound correct? I just want to make sure that MS "sees" me and both exams
as
> the same.
>
> TIA
>
> Jay
>
>
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| Cryss UT 2002-06-26, 3:25 am |
| I was issued with two IDs after passing separate exams. It is definitely
*not* correct.
You need to speak to support on the telephone to resolve this asap. To cut
a long story short, I couldn't receive my MCSE until I had only one ID and
all passes credited to this ID.
It pains me to say this, but if you are outside of the United States, don't
ring your local Microsoft regional centre. Go direct to the USA. They will
be able to resolve this _much_ more quickly.
I still have both my cards :-)
"Jay P." <@> wrote in message news:uhhukan3s2i5fd@corp.supernews.com...
> Can someone help me? I took the 70-210 test last month and was issued one
> Candidate ID that allowed me access to the secure MCP site. Sunday, I
> passed 70-215 and now have a different candidate ID and an email to use
this
> ID to register with the secure site. Is something wrong here or does that
> sound correct? I just want to make sure that MS "sees" me and both exams
as
> the same.
>
> TIA
>
> Jay
>
>
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| _Mike_ 2002-06-26, 3:25 pm |
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"Cryss UT" <jfb2908@hottmail.com> wrote in message
news:#v#2WrOHCHA.2528@tkmsftngp09...
> I was issued with two IDs after passing separate exams. It is definitely
> *not* correct.
>
> You need to speak to support on the telephone to resolve this asap. To
cut
> a long story short, I couldn't receive my MCSE until I had only one ID and
> all passes credited to this ID.
>
> It pains me to say this, but if you are outside of the United States,
don't
> ring your local Microsoft regional centre. Go direct to the USA. They
will
> be able to resolve this _much_ more quickly.
>
> I still have both my cards :-)
I had the identical problem (I am in the UK) I emailed mcphelp@microsoft.com
and it was all resolved in a matter of two days. Two exams I have written
are not on my profile, but as this has only just been checked and I emailed
them a few minutes ago, one can forgive them for not having sorted it yet
:-)
Cheers
Mike
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| Cryss UT 2002-06-27, 3:25 am |
| It took me three months.
Probably because I had taken the exams with two different testing companies.
Everyone wanted to blame each other; round and round in circles.
The Microsoft Regional Centre in Germany, although very kind and helpful,
were ineffective. It was only resolved by directly calling Microsoft in the
USA (and then it was fixed in two days :-)
"_Mike_" <no_@spam.com> wrote in message
news:OuVrVWVHCHA.2988@tkmsftngp12...
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> "Cryss UT" <jfb2908@hottmail.com> wrote in message
> news:#v#2WrOHCHA.2528@tkmsftngp09...
> > I was issued with two IDs after passing separate exams. It is
definitely
> > *not* correct.
> >
> > You need to speak to support on the telephone to resolve this asap. To
> cut
> > a long story short, I couldn't receive my MCSE until I had only one ID
and
> > all passes credited to this ID.
> >
> > It pains me to say this, but if you are outside of the United States,
> don't
> > ring your local Microsoft regional centre. Go direct to the USA. They
> will
> > be able to resolve this _much_ more quickly.
> >
> > I still have both my cards :-)
>
> I had the identical problem (I am in the UK) I emailed
mcphelp@microsoft.com
> and it was all resolved in a matter of two days. Two exams I have written
> are not on my profile, but as this has only just been checked and I
emailed
> them a few minutes ago, one can forgive them for not having sorted it yet
> :-)
>
> Cheers
> Mike
>
>
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| _Mike_ 2002-06-27, 2:25 pm |
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"Cryss UT" <jfb2908@hottmail.com> wrote in message
news:OjB5$bbHCHA.2472@tkmsftngp11...
> It took me three months.
>
> Probably because I had taken the exams with two different testing
companies.
> Everyone wanted to blame each other; round and round in circles.
>
> The Microsoft Regional Centre in Germany, although very kind and helpful,
> were ineffective. It was only resolved by directly calling Microsoft in
the
> USA (and then it was fixed in two days :-)
Discovering some problems as well :-)
I can now view my profile and it is missing two exams from May. I contacted
the place where I sat the tests, they told me to contact MS. MS have told me
to contact Prometric who have told me to contact MS.
What fun.
Cheers
Mike
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