Peter Lennon

I am a long-standing SME and Instructor in IBM MQ.
I wanted to update my certification, and so bought their trial exams as prep.
I didn't even get to the end of the first to know the Udemy author must be a fifth-grader at best.
Many of the questions were garbled, nonsensical, vacuous or repetitive, and answers to the rest plain wrong a high proportion of the time.
A refund was promised, and I claimed it. Nothing happened. Luckily I had not spent a lot of money.
My advice: stear clear of these people. Use a reputable training outfit.

Trainline took my money efficiently enough. Then, when the plan went south, made it completely between me and the train operators. The train operators pushed back. I'm in the middle without a hope.
Trainline now say I can request a refund, but when I go to their site to find the reservation reference, I just get "Oops, something went wrong." How useful is that?
They say, too, you can call a helpline. If this exists at all it is well hidden.
If this is not dishonest trading, what is?

I agree with all those giving this company the minimum rating. There is no sign they care about humanity or decency or anything except getting your money.