People being cheated into registering on this website!

Hehe, ignore that suggestion, just noticed the top right of the site stating "The World's First Free Cisco Lab:", suppose you would look silly if started to charge $5 for it, doh

Well you see smurf you say that it's 5$ fees for an hr. but if you see it from point of view of ppl here in india and convert that into rupees its almost 250Rs./Hr. you are paying plus internet charges so, i don't see it turning from free to paid there must be some idea in chris's mind for keeping free.

Don't take it personally it's just my views on lab.

Cheers..

~Pranav

@Ping

That is a very good point mate, forgot about the different currencies and conversions

I am a little supprised that this website has no "Contribute" button anywhere on the site. I do tend to contribute to the upkeep of such good resources as these as this community is the best i have seen for this type of stuff.

@Ping

That is a very good point mate, forgot about the different currencies and conversions

I am a little supprised that this website has no "Contribute" button anywhere on the site. I do tend to contribute to the upkeep of such good resources as these as this community is the best i have seen for this type of stuff.

Another vote for the "Contribute" button.

pls can all those who say that this site is a scam or feel there should be fees 2 view the lab do me a favour and look @ d title of the page when u open www.firewall.cx

common i dont see reasons why this kind of topic should be raised. the fact that some of u have attained all the kind of certifications in this world does not give u a yardstic to act in this manner.

for God sake there are talents out there but no resources, if they could lay their hands on some of these materials i think their lives will be better.

my people consider these things among many...

Yes we are in agreement with you about not paying for it.

No idea what they are on about with the scam, like TheBishop said, unless its because it boasts the "Worlds First Free Cisco Lab" when it isn't quite ready, no-one has a clue as the person who started the thread hasn't bothered to elaberate.

I see no reason why a contribute button cannot be added to give members a choice to help pay for the upkeep on the site if they so wish. I personlly think this resource is really good and would donate a samll amount of money if it ever got into difficulties and it would help to keep it alive. As I am sure a load of other members would. Thats all i was getting at.