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We are seasoned vets in the world of proxy testing. With over 15 years of experience in beating the system, we've had our fair share of ups and downs. See news coverage "How Sophisticated Test Scams From China Are Making Their Way Into the U.S. (web archive) ", in which our legacy site moonbead.com received an honorable mention.

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We have learned our lessons in dealing with testing organizations and law enforcement and have perfected our cheating strategies and methodologies. So far we have made thousands of people realize their dreams.

Many less sophisticated and cheaper options, on the other hand, lack any security measures to guarantee your success or are outright online testing scams.

The opportunity may come once in a life time. The era we are living in where the COVID-19 pandemic introduced the online formats of many exams is one of those rare moments in history where a window of opportunity for shortcuts in life is opened. The last such period was in the early 2000s when standardized tests such as GRE, TOEFL and GMAT just entered China, and anti-cheating technologies were rudimentary. Cheating back then was also easy and rampant!

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You will need to pay upfront 50% of total cost as deposit.

With no shortage of business, we focus on giving genuine customers the best service. Requiring deposits is how we filter out unserious or price-sensitive or overly mistrusting customers.

On the other hand, we are more than happy to provide evidence for legitimacy. Just remember that continually doubting our legitimacy is not the most productive approach. If you are really in doubt, feel free to consider conventional test preparation methods.

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Even if a customer asks endless questions, pays a deposit, we prepare everything, and then suddenly says “refund” - we at Examinator still give a full refund. Not always fun, but that’s how we do it.

Sure. We take your privacy seriously. Before publishing censored success stories on our website, we will always seek your permission!

Third-party platforms delete this kind of review. Trustpilot took down our examinator.cc business page over the nature of the work, while the competitor that had taken $2,000 from a candidate kept its five-star page up (the whole story). And while ours was live, genuine customer reviews were removed one at a time as fake, usually because the account posting them was new (Trustpilot Removes Real Reviews).

Accounts are new because the subject is sensitive and nobody wants it attached to the account they use for everything else. Reddit works the same way: vouches come from throwaways, and comment histories here get scrubbed. When a competitor ran a smear campaign against us, the evidence survived only because we pulled the deleted comments back through the Reddit API.

So the full record sits here instead. Every case runs the whole timeline: first message, booking, score report, and the customer’s own words at the end. There are over 700 of them under success stories, where no platform policy can remove them.

We keep the off-site presence anyway: a Trustpilot page, plus r/ExaminatorVouches and r/OnlineProctorCheatCN on Reddit. Neither is the primary evidence, because either can disappear again.

We operate on China Standard Time. Please keep this in mind when awaiting our response.

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