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Jeg har været igennem det ubrugelige materiale, der er mange forkerte svar og mange af de spørgsmål der er i den rigtige online prøve er der ikke svar på.
Jeg har bedt om pengene retur for materialet, som de skriver man kan hvis man ikke er tilfreds, men intet hørt.
Svindel og humbug - der er fine beskrivelser af diverse spørgsmål og mange er relevante men der er også mange hundrede spørgsmål der slet ikke handler om droner. Det der er værst er at mange svar er også markeret forkert i forhold til spørgsmålet.
Jeg læste selv op på alt indhold inden men ville se test spørgsmål og kunne efter jeg tog prøven konstatere at det var spild af penge.
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