KurdapiaRN2b
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Congratulations! Can you please sent me also the pneumonics you studied [email protected] thank you so much!������
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I called pearsonvue and told them what happened, told me about the payment issue in using invalid card though its not my fault who will think my payment went through which suppose to tell "use a valid card to pay"... Or " incorrect information"... Anyway, I ended up paying using a valid card and was able to access my account online and schedule for another exam. I got my result in the mail a week after this issue and failed as expected! í ½í¸¢
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Not yet, but I knew I failed! I didn't do the quick result either.
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For latest update as of February 15, 2016, Pearsonvue restricted my account online because of the invalid card I used that my payment went through... I guess that's what pearsonvue trick does, take your money and walahhh you failed!... & I failed my test! And after Pearsonvue figured it out, will give you restriction. Anyway, to all of you who still want to do the PVT, be careful and my advise is to wait for the quick result or check your Board of Nursing, that way its more accurate. Lesson learned! :)
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Thank you @Cannary22,BSN,RN:)
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I used my expired debit card(closed bank account), put invalid expiration date on it and went through. I got the acknowledgement receipt. Right now, I was thinking how PV does that?
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I took my NCLEX RN exam last February 10, 2016 and ended at 210 questions. I did the PVT after 4 hours using my ACTIVE debit card with invalid expiration date(putting all the information &submit), I got the "bad pop up"- telling me to put the correct information. Then after 24 hours, I tried PVT again using my EXPIRED debit card with invalid expiration date & the result was my payment went through and I even got an email - Acknowledgement of Receipt of NCLEX Exam Registration. (wondering how it went through using a expired debit card-closed account) Question is if I pass or fail? Can anyone enlighten me please? Does anyone experience this, charging a expired debit card? Thank you.