Hi everyone I took my NCLEX-RN this morning and when i get home (few hours after I finish my exam) tried the PVT and I even entered all valid credit card info with insufficient amount (because I dont have any CC with sufficient amount ) and when I hit the submit button, I got the bad pop up.
"The payment was decline Reason: attempt to connect to issuing bank is unsuccessful. Please enter different card or try again later"
I felt so sad because ive read so much about PVT and everybody says that its works. And this is my second attempt to take the NCLEX-RN.
Does anyone here got the same pop up? Or got the same pop up and passed?
Oh dear that's unfortunate... I stand corrected but it did happen in my
situation in May.
Oh, I have no doubt. I hadn't heard of anyone being actually charged when an incorrect expiration date was used in the past, but that's likely because Pearson Vue (as a business) wants to protect itself from allowing a service to be paid for (new registration) and then NOT being able to collect because the account was closed (expired). I also have no doubt that PV is likely to change its software system again.....and start charging EVERY time an authorization is submitted. That'd finish the PVT once and for all.
It's all over this forum, the advice to "just change the expiration date and you'll be fine". Except, we now know, Pearson Vue might just TAKE that money on the chance your account is good!
) and when I hit the submit button, I got the bad pop up. 
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Oh, I have no doubt. I hadn't heard of anyone being actually charged when an incorrect expiration date was used in the past, but that's likely because Pearson Vue (as a business) wants to protect itself from allowing a service to be paid for (new registration) and then NOT being able to collect because the account was closed (expired). I also have no doubt that PV is likely to change its software system again.....and start charging EVERY time an authorization is submitted. That'd finish the PVT once and for all.
It's all over this forum, the advice to "just change the expiration date and you'll be fine". Except, we now know, Pearson Vue might just TAKE that money on the chance your account is good!