Sorry, I have some stories about them that beat it all. Yes, I am doing the one-upper thing.
Although, Yan wasn't called by prometric. In one of my friends cases, he got 4 different calls, and each one he would schedule at a different site, different day or time. Each time they would book him at that time, then like right before he would go to take the exam, they called him up to tell him that they just found out that that site is being remodeled, or closed for that day, etc.
Here is the problem, the sites are not owned by Prometric. So it is like a seperate company decides they want to put a few computers in a room and let people take tests. So they call up Prometric and register with them as a testing site. They site downloads the tests to their computers, they give Prometric their hours and such. But a year later, that company decides for the heck that they are going to close for the day of Tuesday June 22, 2006. But they never call up Prometric to tell them that they will be closed that day. So Prometric, not knowing that signs people up to take tests at that site on that day. So it is and it isn't Prometrics fault. It is their fault, because of their business model and sites. It isn't their fault, because it is the businesses responsibility to notify Prometric on things like this, and on when they remodel, etc.
Have you seen the companies that have sites, I go to a flying school nearby to take my
Java tests, they are small mom/pop type stores, that well don't seem too reliable in my mind.
Mark
