Hello gentle SAP readers. I’m writing you today with a slight frown on my face. You see, I think I’ve just received my 700th request for “free SAP training” information.  Of course, it goes without being said: I receive lots of email, and lots of people want a better deal than I’m already offering on the sapcookbook.com website. Even though it’s pretty much an impossible request to grant. You see, even though anyone can try everything out for USD$1, they want something cheaper. They want SAP training for free.

In fact, I have no fewer than 650 requests for various forms of training in SAP - but there is a common thread that runs through these requests. See if you can’t pick up on this thread…

A free trial

MAKING THE TRAINING FREE

make it free

Free subscription

it be for free totally

Oh, and here’s a really sneaky one…

An opportunity to pay nothing

Now please let it be known that while I really honestly and truly love helping other people unravel the ratted knot of a string that is SAP, I do expect that, from time to time, someone will actually pay me for this advice.  I’m not asking $2500 for a really simple introduction course. I’m not even asking $500, which many training providers get. I sell a few books and a few training courses for under $100, which I believe offer an incredible value. All of our courses come with access to ECC6 and Enterprise Portals - a $200 ticket item anywhere else you look. And indeed I do receive some very reasonable requests and thanks for the information I do provide..

More Free Books , and Free SAP Sources

i want a free guidance till i decide what course i want to do in SAP

online free demonstration

For free

free modules

free excess to the course for learning

So what gives? Why all the requests for free?  Does the world value this information so little?

Please help me understand why I receive so many requests for free. Does SAP get the same sorts of requests?

In the SAP training world, don’t you get what you pay for?

Should I really just give it all away for free?

Or is good advice worth something?

Please weigh in below…