Great audiobooks, horrible company
They offer deals, and then try to trap you into contracts ($99 for 30 days free training, $1,300 commitment). Their video training is DVD-Rom, not DVD. Which means you have to install thier software and give it internet connectivity. I'm a Security Analyst so that seems like a bad idea. I used their audiobooks, which weren't bad. I just spent 2 days with their tech support blowing me off. They only have an online message system, not a tech support phone #. If you call the 800#, press 2 for tech support. Which tells you to buy tech support or go on-line. Press 2 for this message again, or 3 to go to the main menu. I have had my CCNA (it expired in 2001), and I used the audiobooks to update my NT&2000 MCSE to 2003 (2 of the tests). My 30 days was the day I called at 8:30a.m. They blew me off until 4:30, and then didn't respond until the next day with "it's past your 30 days". Expecially with those business practices, I'd NEVER trust their software on my system.