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      lrazo last edited by

      I'm sorry to hear that, I've had a similar problem with a TOEFL test certificate some months ago, when I asked to the institute for a certificate reposition they told me: "yes it's possible, but you must pay 25 € for a duplicate". I was very unhappy, however I've had one more chance to get the certificate in perfect state paying some extra bucks. Maybe Nokia could do the same for you.

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        milot.shala last edited by

        Mine was also slightly damaged, but not that much. The postman had something on top of it I guess... it wasn't pleasant to see it like that either...

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          troubalex last edited by

          I am really sorry to hear that. The certificate should indeed be in a good state when you get it so you can proudly show it. That's part of the point.

          I will make sure to let my colleagues working on the Certification know. They can hopefully do something about it.

          THE CAKE IS A LIE
          Web Community Manager - Qt Development Frameworks

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            WindJunkie last edited by

            I'm leading the certification program in Qt. I'm sorry to hear this, folks! We are already working to improve this and will probably start with carton envelops. We will replace your damaged certificates, and it will be for free. Please post a request under "this link":http://qt.nokia.com/developer/learning/contact-qt-certification and please include your ID (starting with "NQT") in your message. I will put you on the list of replacements as soon as we get an improvement done and you will get it in the next lot going out.

            --
            Vladimir Minenko

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              xsacha last edited by

              Well it's hardly their fault if it was just included in a plain white envelope. Probably just seemed like a letter.

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                DenisKormalev last edited by

                tamhanna, at least at Russia post service will say that it is not their fault :) even if it will be seriously damaged.

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                  infoctopus last edited by

                  a carton enveloper would be great. I've got my certificate bended as well

                  Qt rulez

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                    infoctopus last edited by

                    The cost of carton envelope can be included in the certification cost (+1..3euros)

                    Qt rulez

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                      andre last edited by

                      Mine was damaged in the post as well. That is a pitty, but it's not a huge disaster either. I mean: is the really the kind of certificate you're going to frame and hang on your wall? It's nice to have, and to be able to put on your resume, but for that it need not be spot- or wrinkleless, IMHO.

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                        infoctopus last edited by

                        well, in my company (ScienceSoft Inc., http://www.scnsoft.com) certifications are free for developers, the company pays. And then certificates can be actually put on a wall in order to impress customers :)

                        Qt rulez

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                          kkrzewniak last edited by

                          Well the thing is I was relay looking forward to getting it and it broke my hart to see it being damaged and disrespected. The good new is that I got my replacement a week or two ago :D. But the new one was very close to getting as damaged as the old one, because the postman bent the envelope yet again. The bastard didn't even bother to ring the bell(I'm lucky enough to work at home so there were no chances of me not being there).

                          Me, Grimlock, not "nice dino". ME BASH BRAINS!

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                            xsacha last edited by

                            I noticed this on the certificate and was quite shocked / surprised / WTFed?!
                            http://goo.gl/IDWZ0

                            QT Essentials?! Really?

                            So, while you guys are making this certificate less prone to damage...
                            Maybe fix this too? :)

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                              fcrochik last edited by

                              [quote author="xsacha" date="1292160344"]I noticed this on the certificate and was quite shocked / surprised / WTFed?!
                              http://goo.gl/IDWZ0

                              QT Essentials?! Really?

                              So, while you guys are making this certificate less prone to damage...
                              Maybe fix this too? :)[/quote]

                              After so many posts trying to convince people that they should write Qt instead of QT it is almost funny....

                              Certified Specialist & Qt Ambassador <a href="http://www.crochik.com">Maemo, Meego, Symbian, Playbook, RaspberryPi, Desktop... Qt everywhere!</a>

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                                disperso last edited by

                                It was harder to explain that to people when the old logo was done using a capital T!

                                !http://www.fabioruini.eu/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/qt-logo.png(Old "QT" logo)!

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