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Good popup or not??HELP ME, MASSIVE ANXIETY!!!

Hello guys,

So, I took my test today . Shut off at 75. The questions were extremely hard and most were SATA, priority, maternity, cardiac, kids, meds , psych and place things in order, no math and I remember the guy telling me about an audio question but I never got to that question. It just shut down at 75. I know people that passed with 75 but I also know people that failed with 75. I didn't want to do the trick because I heard that it has changed and we have to hit submit in order to get the good pop up . Buuuuuuuut after crying for the rest of the evening, I decided to do the trick and used a credit card that did not have money in it ( just in case if they charge my account). After I clicked submit, I got a red triangle with the following message, " Our records indicates that you have already scheduled this exam. Another registration cannot be made at this time." what does this means guys??? Is this good or bad???

Please let me know!!! Thank you!!:dead:

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There are many, many threads that address exactly this question in great detail. Hopefully perusing those will quell a little of your anxiety. Good luck!

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I hope and pray to God that that this is a good sign!! Specially, after the web site has changed!!!:unsure:

It means you could have passed or could have failed. It means nothing.

I don't get the idea of using a credit card with no balance left (I assume this is actually a pre paid debit card). I understand that people are trying to 'trick' the system, but it could backfire.

What if they start coming after people for insufficient funds or fraud? They already have all the personal information they need to know who you are, so what's to stop them from trying to get money people authorize them to take? Just sayin'

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