Sundahl & Associates, Inc.
PPO Practice Test
California Private Patrol Operator Practice Examination Services for 2012
We are the #1 PPO practice testing firm in California trusted by law enforcement and private sector professionals.
Sundahl & Associates
4195 Chino Hills Pkwy #76
Chino Hills, CA 91709
4195 Chino Hills Pkwy #76
Chino Hills, CA 91709
C (909) 525-8925
B (626) 789-9072
Hi! My name is Shaun E. Sundahl. I'm the owner of Sundahl & Associates and the author of the PPO Simulator TM.Whether you plan on purchasing any services or just want some free advice on how to tackle the PPO, just call me. Use your intuition to get a "feel" of who I am---especially if you plan on sending hard earned money this way! Sometimes I'm very pleasant to speak to---only kidding. If you call, don't worry I won't try to sell you anything---I'm a lousy salesman anyway!
My personal cell number is (909) 525-8925 (text messages are kindly accepted and encouraged).
Enjoy!
Shaun E. Sundahl,
Former Police Sergeant, City of Calexico (CA), University Graduate, & College Instructor
Brand New! Survey
Please take our brief survey. After you press the "Vote" button, you will see how your answers compare with other prospective PPOs. Take notice, a lot of us have the same worries and you're not the only one feeling this way about the PPO exam.
The first ever PUBLISHED, PPO Study Guide is here!
Updated January 23, 2012.
Click here to purchase your copy.
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Classified Information! And no, its not the answers to the PPO Exam! Click here for the "El Sargento" Package for $9,999.99. 100% of our clients who used this system have passed.
About our Company
Updated January 23, 2012.
Click here to purchase your copy.
SUPER HOT!!!!
Classified Information! And no, its not the answers to the PPO Exam! Click here for the "El Sargento" Package for $9,999.99. 100% of our clients who used this system have passed.
About our Company
Sundahl & Associates is the only business in America accredited by the Better Business Bureau that offers California Private Patrol Operator (PPO) testing solutions. Click on the above Better Business Bureau logo to view our business record with our clients. We don't tend to generate complaints, just compliments! Ask our competitors where you can find the Better Business Bureau link on their website.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Private Patrol Operator (PPO) Licensees who passed the test! We admire your dedication, hard work, and effort into passing the exam. Best wishes to your PPO business.
Who designed the PPO Simulator™ ? Ordinary people like you did. The only thing the "author" of the Simulator did was facilitate discussion, subject matter, and provide professional research to mind-boggling issues. The PPO Simulator is peer reviewed and constantly being updated with input by those who failed several times and by those who passed. The author constantly accepts positive and negative feedback, adjusting the Simulator accordingly.
The price for 30 calendar days of access to the simulator is $156.00. Once payment is rendered, we will e-mail you the user name and password within 24 hours. There are 115 questions.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Private Patrol Operator (PPO) Licensees who passed the test! We admire your dedication, hard work, and effort into passing the exam. Best wishes to your PPO business.
*About the list displayed above. All have used our PPO SimulatorTM and have reported their success to us. Since we value the confidentiality of our clients, the actual names are not disclosed. This list is not conclusive of all our clients. We will post those who pass once we receive confirmation.*
Click here to read some verified reviews in addition to the comments listed below. As you will see, several of our wonderful clients took time out of their day to provide these detailed reviews.
Here are some unedited comments from our clients (now PPOs)...
Wed, November 16, 2011 5:25 PM
hello, im very happy to say i passed my ppo exam today, allot of the questions that were on your practice ppo were on the test.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011 12:05 PM
Shaun i just want to tell you I passed my PPO exam.
Wed, May 18, 2011 2:48 pm
passed first time...thanks.
Friday, April 31, 2011, 5:00 PM
90 of the questions on the Simulator were on the exam but written differently. You left 10 out. Thank you.
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Wed, Mar 02, 2011, 6:24 PM
Hope all is well with you. Firstly, I want to let you know that my dad has passed the test. This is truly a very happy day for our family. Secondly, I cannot put into words how thankful I am to everything you did for us. I will definitely not forget your help and I wish you all the success in the world. I definitely want to recommend your services to all your potential customers. If I can somehow write a review, or somehow comment on the helpfulness, please let me know. I would love to extend you the recommendation that you deserve. Thank you so very much.
Warmest Regards,
Asad Raza
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Fri, Mar 04, 2011 12:53 am
Thanks I passed the test the first time after I got your material thank you very much
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Thu, Mar 03, 2011 8:23 pm
Shaun,
Just to let you know I passed my PPO test a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for your website and your support.
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Fri, Feb 25, 2011 12:29 pm
Passed. Thank you
What is a Truth-in-Disclosure Statement?
November, 2011 marks the one-year anniversary of the PPO Simulator™. Its creator, Shaun Sundahl felt the need to measure the PPO Simulator's effectiveness in preparing candidates to pass the PPO Exam. Shaun looked for a model to prepare his analysis and stumbled on the Law School Model.
California Law schools receiving financial aid from the U.S. Government must disclose information about their students who pass and fail the California BAR exam. The Law School Disclosure Statement is routinely used as a guide for students entering law school. If a law school cannot prepare most of its students to pass the BAR exam, students will go somewhere else. We follow this model and publish our own statistics to guide our clients into making informative decisions. Our Truth-in-Disclosure statement is one reason we don't generate complaints with the Better Business Bureau.
Definitions in our Disclosure Statement (Refer to the graph shown above)
Total Number of Clients
Refers to the total number of clients we trained or are currently training to pass the PPO Exam. The client number reflects all of our clients since November 2010.
Passed PPO
This percentage reflects those who have reported passing the PPO Test and those who we verified passing through the BSIS Verify a License webpage. On another note, our clients should understand the percentage shown is not conclusive of the percentage of chance you have in passing; the percentage shown indicates the percentage of our clients who have used our material and passed. Also, When one of our client's pass, BSIS does not automatically grant them a license; therefore their name will not be displayed. Other requirements are needed (i.e. patch design, receipt of payment, etc...) Additionally, not all of our clients will inform us they passed.
Using PPO Simulator
Refers to the number of persons currently using our PPO Simulator. Not all users have turned in their application for the PPO Qualified Manager Exam.
Forfeited Testing Process %
For purposes of analysis, we follow our client's testing status for one year. Our chart reflects the percentage of our clients who fell into 1 of 3 categories:
1. We lost contact or their name is not displayed on the BSIS Licensee webpage within 1 year.
2. Candidate changed their mind about becoming a PPO or QM (sickness, finances, or business "fall-out" are common).
3. Candidate could not pass within 1 year.
Forfeited Testing Process #
Refers to raw data; in another words, the number reflected here is the actual number of persons who fell into this category.
About the PPO SIMULATOR ™
If it's not from Sundahl & Associates, it's not the orginal PPO Simulator™!
Often duplicated, but never replicated! Our online PPO Simulator™ will work with most Windows and Macintosh browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari), and it is web mobile friendly with iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets.
Updated January 1, 2011 with one current issue that has NOTHING to do with being a Private Patrol Operator. Thank you to the PPO candidate who requested research on that issue.
If it's not from Sundahl & Associates, it's not the orginal PPO Simulator™!
Often duplicated, but never replicated! Our online PPO Simulator™ will work with most Windows and Macintosh browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari), and it is web mobile friendly with iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets.
Updated January 1, 2011 with one current issue that has NOTHING to do with being a Private Patrol Operator. Thank you to the PPO candidate who requested research on that issue.
If it's not from Sundahl & Associates, it's not the orginal PPO Simulator™! Some competitors give the appearance the weight of the study material has some correlation to value. Our PPO Simulator ™ aka PPO Practice Test is like an ant, small but strong! The PPO Simulator ™ went online in late November 2010. It is the first PPO Online Simulator in California and across our nation. Since then, many of our clients have reported successfully passing the PPO exam by using our simulator AND studying hard.
Who designed the PPO Simulator™ ? Ordinary people like you did. The only thing the "author" of the Simulator did was facilitate discussion, subject matter, and provide professional research to mind-boggling issues. The PPO Simulator is peer reviewed and constantly being updated with input by those who failed several times and by those who passed. The author constantly accepts positive and negative feedback, adjusting the Simulator accordingly.
The price for 30 calendar days of access to the simulator is $156.00. Once payment is rendered, we will e-mail you the user name and password within 24 hours. There are 115 questions.
We are so confident in our learning tool that a "Notice of Intent" has been filed with the United States Copyright Office. If anyone decides to copy our material, idea, or Simulator, our attorney would be delighted to litigate the matter. Moving on, it is required you have high speed internet; dial-up is too slow. Make sure you study for the actual test and not depend only on studying using the PPO Practice Test Simulator. There are some people who pass the Simulator, but fail the actual test; therefore use it as a guideline only.
Please click on the "Pay Now" tab below to render payment. If you do not receive log-in instructions within 24 hours, please call Shaun Sundahl's cell phone at (909) 525-8925. You may also send Shaun a text message just in case he is away from a computer. Please also note if you have a yahoo.com e-mail address, sometimes Yahoo! loves to send our e-mail into your spam box. If this occurs, please contact us.
If you feel uncomfortable rendering payment online, you can mail your payment (money order or cashier's check only) via certified mail to:
Payable to:
Sundahl & Associates, Inc.
4195 Chino Hills Pkwy #76
Chino Hills, CA 91709
As soon as we receive payment, we will e-mail you login details within 24 hours.
If you have any questions feel free to contact Shaun Sundahl on his cell phone @ (909) 525-8925. He offers free advice on how to tackle this exam.
After receiving log-in instructions, please return to this page and click the links below. Here is where you will log-in for the next 30 days.
PPO Simulator™ Part I (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part II (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part III (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part IV (20 Questions)
Consumer Awareness
Sundahl & Associates, encourages you to search our company through several online databases, especially through the Better Business Bureau (BBB). You won't find our company in the BBB since we don't generate complaints just compliments. After all, you are sending a company $156.00.
1. Does the website have the owner's name, whether an individual, business, or corporation. Conduct a www.google.com search for any leads to negative information.
2. Check for an actual business address listed. If it's a P.O. Box, how do you contact this person if there is a business dispute other than by phone?
3. Confirm the business has a PPO license AND confirm it with BSIS. Having someone teach you how to study for the PPO Test, without possessing a PPO license is almost like having a non-licensed driver teach someone to pass the driving test!
4. If they are a business, corporation, LLC, or LLP make sure the business is in good standing through the California Secretary of State.
5. Many legitimate firms have a biography or description of the owners.
6. Pricing is clearly stated.
7. Confirm the business or person is not questionable and enter the name/business through the Better Business Bureau.
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Please click on the "Pay Now" tab below to render payment. If you do not receive log-in instructions within 24 hours, please call Shaun Sundahl's cell phone at (909) 525-8925. You may also send Shaun a text message just in case he is away from a computer. Please also note if you have a yahoo.com e-mail address, sometimes Yahoo! loves to send our e-mail into your spam box. If this occurs, please contact us.
If you feel uncomfortable rendering payment online, you can mail your payment (money order or cashier's check only) via certified mail to:
Payable to:
Sundahl & Associates, Inc.
4195 Chino Hills Pkwy #76
Chino Hills, CA 91709
As soon as we receive payment, we will e-mail you login details within 24 hours.
If you have any questions feel free to contact Shaun Sundahl on his cell phone @ (909) 525-8925. He offers free advice on how to tackle this exam.
After receiving log-in instructions, please return to this page and click the links below. Here is where you will log-in for the next 30 days.
PPO Simulator™ Part I (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part II (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part III (30 Questions)
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PPO Simulator™ Part IV (20 Questions)
Must read. Warning!
Since we are in the business of earning trust and saving our client's time and money, we have some advice for you. There are only two firms offering California PPO Test training service on the internet. And we are one of them. You can choose a firm who is accredited by the Better Business Bureau (that's us) and has ZERO complaints. Or you may choose the other to assist you. As far as a "PASS GUARANTEE" is concerned, we do not offer this as PPO test takers vary from education and experiences. If anyone does offer this to you, whether in writing or words, a "PASS GUARANTEE" is only as reputable as the company offering the service. Just ask the gentleman about the PASS GUARANTEE, who according to Better Business Bureau records, filed a complaint on 03/1/2011.
On another note, we would like to thank all of you for the kind remarks about the helpfulness of our website. Scroll through our Private Patrol Operator webpage and you will see why we receive many compliments by successful PPOs.
Consumer Awareness
Sundahl & Associates, encourages you to search our company through several online databases, especially through the Better Business Bureau (BBB). You won't find our company in the BBB since we don't generate complaints just compliments. After all, you are sending a company $156.00.
1. Does the website have the owner's name, whether an individual, business, or corporation. Conduct a www.google.com search for any leads to negative information.
2. Check for an actual business address listed. If it's a P.O. Box, how do you contact this person if there is a business dispute other than by phone?
3. Confirm the business has a PPO license AND confirm it with BSIS. Having someone teach you how to study for the PPO Test, without possessing a PPO license is almost like having a non-licensed driver teach someone to pass the driving test!
4. If they are a business, corporation, LLC, or LLP make sure the business is in good standing through the California Secretary of State.
5. Many legitimate firms have a biography or description of the owners.
6. Pricing is clearly stated.
7. Confirm the business or person is not questionable and enter the name/business through the Better Business Bureau.
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