What Is the 100% Money-Back Guarantee?

It is a refund policy. Meet its four conditions, sit the vendor’s official exam, and if the result is unsuccessful NWExam returns what you paid for Premium access. The wording that governs a claim is published on the 100% Money-Back Guarantee page.

A guarantee is worth exactly what its conditions allow, so the conditions come first here rather than in a footnote. All four have to be met, and two of them describe what you did in the weeks before the exam. Those two are the ones worth knowing about in advance, because neither can be satisfied retrospectively.

The Four Conditions of the 100% Money-Back Guarantee

  1. Three full Premium simulations scored at 80% or above

    Three completed full Premium practice exams, each finishing at 80 per cent or better. These are sittings on this platform, recorded in your attempt history in the ordinary way — and because that history is cleared on its own retention schedule rather than held indefinitely, keep your own note of a qualifying sitting.

  2. Ten days or more of Premium use before the exam

    Premium access has to have been in use for at least 10 days before you sit the official exam. Buying access the night before and sitting the paper the next morning does not reach this condition.

  3. The official exam attempted

    The guarantee follows a real sitting of the vendor’s own exam. What triggers it is a result; refunds sought on any other basis are a separate question with its own answer.

  4. An unsuccessful result you can evidence

    The result is verified from your official score report together with government-issued identification, so that the claim is tied to the person who sat the exam.

Premium access runs for 60 days on one networking certification exam. If you are working towards more than one code — a security track alongside a routing and switching one, say — each is its own purchase with its own window.

What the Guarantee’s 80% Threshold Refers To

It is a score on NWExam’s own practice exams, and nothing else. It is not the standard the vendor applies to your networking certification exam, which the vendor sets against its own items and this platform has no sight of. Nor is it the figure displayed on the exam page before a sitting begins, which is configured per exam here and used to label your practice attempts in your history — a figure that has an answer of its own, and one that forecasts nothing. Three numbers that all look like pass marks, doing three unrelated jobs. Only one of them has anything to do with a refund, and it is the 80 per cent written into the guarantee.

Reading the Full Money-Back Guarantee Policy Before You Buy

Everything above is the shape of the guarantee. The 100% Money-Back Guarantee page carries the wording that governs an actual claim — the conditions of eligibility as well as what has to be sent, in what form, and within what period — and where it asks more than the summary above, the policy page is what applies. Read it before the purchase rather than after the exam. A refund term is one of the few things on a practice site that has to be checked in advance to be worth having, because most of what it asks of you is done, or missed, long before there is anything to claim.

The 100% Money-Back Guarantee returns your Premium payment where you used the material as the policy requires, sat your networking certification exam and did not pass. Everything it undertakes is confined to the money.


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