Certification at local testing centers

Hello,
I'm interested to take IZO-052 exam at my local testing center, and they are asking me the payment to go through them instead of Pearson VUE,
and the price is for 30eur more expensive. The exam is 154eur on Pearson VUE and they are asking me 184eur.
Is that OK?
When i contacted them they told me that after i pay to them, they will pay to Pearson VUE, it is obviously that they will take 30eur for them.

iarsov wrote:
Hello,
I'm interested to take IZO-052 exam at my local testing center, and they are asking me the payment to go through them instead of Pearson VUE,
and the price is for 30eur more expensive. The exam is 154eur on Pearson VUE and they are asking me 184eur.
Is that OK?
When i contacted them they told me that after i pay to them, they will pay to Pearson VUE, it is obviously that they will take 30eur for them.This should not happen
Recommend contact Pearson VUE about this:
http://www.pearsonvue.com/oracle/contact/

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"David Powers" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have created a video tutorial to show how to define a
PHP local testing
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>
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