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ETS has quietly raised the bar on its at-home exams. The GRE at home and the TOEFL Home Edition now run on a dual-camera setup, also called the second camera. Alongside your webcam you point a phone from the side, so the proctor can watch your screen, your hands and the whole room at the same time.
That single change wiped out the method most amateur proxy sellers depended on. The old trick was simple. During the test you quietly photograph the screen with a smartphone and send it to a helper, who sends the answers back. With a second camera now aimed at your phone and your desk, you cannot touch a phone at all, so the photo trick is finished.
You do not have to take our word for it. Here is a former GRE, GMAT and TOEFL seller telling us, in their own words, that they are out of the game:
<img src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/ets-second-camera-cheat-2026.jpg" alt="Former GRE, GMAT and TOEFL proxy seller admits the second camera stopped their photo cheating method" />
What they admit, step by step:
<ul>
<li>&quot;Before the second camera control I used to sell GRE course so I know how the process works.&quot;</li>
<li>&quot;But now we don&apos;t have the software to bypass the proctor system.&quot;</li>
<li>&quot;No, before I didn&apos;t use a software. They sent a photo of screen with smartphone.&quot;</li>
<li>Our question: &quot;So after the second camera you couldn&apos;t do this any more?&quot; Their answer: &quot;Yes.&quot;</li>
</ul>
This is the state of the proxy-testing market right now. Anyone who was never really technical, the sellers who only forwarded a phone photo, is done. The second camera shut their only door.
It did not shut ours. Sitting a second-camera exam cleanly is a technical problem, and we solve it with real remote methods, not a phone hidden under the desk. We take the dual-camera <a href="https://examinator.cc/gre">GRE</a> and <a href="https://examinator.cc/toefl">TOEFL Home Edition</a> the same way we handle every modern proctor: a proper setup, a human expert on the controls, and a clean finish.
If a seller promises to just send a photo, they are describing a method that already stopped working. If you want the second-camera version done properly, message @daisyexams.

ETS 双机位改革：拍照作弊的老办法已经失效，只有掌握技术的人还能 bypass（2026）

ETS's Second Camera Killed the Old Photo-Cheat, and Most Proxy Sellers With It (2026)

🚨 Heads up if you have a McKinsey Solve coming: there is a new, longer version of the McKinsey Solve digital assessment, and one of our candidates just sat it.McKinsey has quietly started sending a ~95-minute invitation that includes a redesigned Sustainable Futures Lab (SFL) — a ~30-minute “team-management” simulation — instead of the older ~20-minute SFL. It is piloting side by side with the 85-minute version (candidates were still getting 85-minute invitations a month after the first 95-minute ones), which is exactly how McKinsey rolls out Solve changes: on live applicants.<h2>How to tell which version you will sit</h2>Your invitation’s stated length is the giveaway. The three lengths map like this:<table border="1" cellpadding="8" style="border-collapse:collapse;margin:16px 0"><thead><tr><th>Your invitation length</th><th>Games</th><th>Sustainable Futures Lab</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>~65 minutes</td><td>Red Rock Study + Sea Wolf Game</td><td>Not included</td></tr><tr><td>~85 minutes</td><td>Red Rock Study + Sea Wolf Game + Sustainable Futures Lab</td><td>Standard version, ~20 min</td></tr><tr><td>~95 minutes (new, 2026)</td><td>Red Rock Study + Sea Wolf Game + Sustainable Futures Lab</td><td>Team-management version, ~30 min</td></tr></tbody></table>All versions still open with Red Rock Study (~35 min, data/ecosystem analysis) and Sea Wolf Game (~30 min, defend-the-pod strategy). What changed is the third game.<h2>What the new 30-minute Sustainable Futures Lab tests</h2>The old SFL was a short behavioral-judgment module. The new team-management version is built around running a small research team across a multi-day simulation — prioritising, delegating and adjusting as new information lands, rather than answering a chain of standalone questions. It rewards clean decision-making under time pressure, and it punishes second-guessing.<h2>A real candidate already got it — and we were ready</h2>One of our candidates received the brand-new 95-minute invitation and flagged it so our tutor could prepare for the new Sustainable Futures Lab:<img loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/mckinsey-solve-95min-confirm.jpg" alt="Client: I got the 95 minute invitation which is brand new; prepare the tutor for Sustainable Futures Lab" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px"/><img loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/mckinsey-solve-assessment-scheduled.jpg" alt="McKinsey Solve assessment journey is scheduled screen" style="width:360px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px"/><h2>We already cheat (pass) the new format</h2>✅ 65, 85 and 95-minute versions ✅ Red Rock Study + Sea Wolf Game + both SFL versions (20-min and new 30-min team-management) ✅ Real human experts, live guidance, clean finish — no bots, no pre-recorded answersCheck your invitation length before you book us, and tell us the number (65 / 85 / 95). We’ll match a tutor who has already run that exact version.See the full breakdown on our <a href="/mckinsey-solve">McKinsey Solve page</a>, read our <a href="/scores/748">McKinsey Solve Game success story</a> and the <a href="/scores/711">Bain / BCG / McKinsey offers case study</a>.Fresh from a candidate who just got the new version: the game has been rebuilt for 2026, so older walkthroughs and screenshots no longer match what you will see. And McKinsey scores your process, not just the final number — do your calculations on the in-game calculator so your working is captured.
See the new format: candidates have pointed us to references like <a class="text-pink-500 hover:text-pink-300" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://solveforge.io">Solve Forge<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="mb-1 h-5 w-5 inline text-pink-500 hover:text-yellow-500" viewBox="0 0 20 20" fill="currentColor"><path d="M11 3a1 1 0 100 2h2.586l-6.293 6.293a1 1 0 101.414 1.414L15 6.414V9a1 1 0 102 0V4a1 1 0 00-1-1h-5z"></path><path d="M5 5a2 2 0 00-2 2v8a2 2 0 002 2h8a2 2 0 002-2v-3a1 1 0 10-2 0v3H5V7h3a1 1 0 000-2H5z"></path></svg></a> and <a class="text-pink-500 hover:text-pink-300" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.myconsultingcoach.com/mckinsey-problem-solving-game">MyConsultingCoach’s Problem Solving Game guide<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="mb-1 h-5 w-5 inline text-pink-500 hover:text-yellow-500" viewBox="0 0 20 20" fill="currentColor"><path d="M11 3a1 1 0 100 2h2.586l-6.293 6.293a1 1 0 101.414 1.414L15 6.414V9a1 1 0 102 0V4a1 1 0 00-1-1h-5z"></path><path d="M5 5a2 2 0 00-2 2v8a2 2 0 002 2h8a2 2 0 002-2v-3a1 1 0 10-2 0v3H5V7h3a1 1 0 000-2H5z"></path></svg></a>.
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🚨 麦肯锡 Solve 代考快讯：新版95分钟考试（可持续未来实验室「团队管理」版，2026）

🚨 McKinsey Solve's New 95-Minute Format: the Sustainable Futures Lab “Team-Management” Version (2026)

📢 Another fresh batch of TOEFL iBT scores is in!
More students, more score reports 💪 A run of 100s plus solid 90s and 80s, all on the new 6-point scale.
📊 This batch:
<ul>
<li>100/120: 5.0/6 (CEFR C1)</li>
<li>90/120: 4.5/6 (CEFR B2)</li>
<li>80/120: 4.0/6 (CEFR B2)</li>
</ul>
🆕 Reminder: the new TOEFL score report
TOEFL now reports on a 6-point scale with CEFR levels, and the classic 120-point score is still printed right under it. Universities and visa officers read both, so nothing changes on your applications.
🎯 What these scores unlock:
<ul>
<li>✅ 100+ for competitive programs</li>
<li>✅ 110+ for Ivy League / T20 schools</li>
<li>✅ Full scholarships with 115+</li>
</ul>
Need a score boost before your deadline?
DM us with your test date, your target score, and your current score(s). We'll get you a plan fast — remote or in-person, Home Edition or test center.
<a href="https://t.me/daisyexams">@daisyexams</a>

2026年9月29–30日 TOEFL 代考出分：100 / 90 / 80 分（新版6分制+CEFR）

September 29–30, 2026 TOEFL Scores: 100 / 90 / 80 (New 6-Point Scale + CEFR)

Her very first message was not a question, it was a challenge, fired off before she would even consider paying someone to take her GRE: "How do I know you're not a scam? How can I get proof?" Fair. Most people who come to us are nervous. She was further than nervous, and that turned out to be the whole story. Weeks later, after a GRE score that cleared her target and got her into her dream graduate school, she wrote a review telling people to "trust her with your life." This is how she got from one to the other.
<img alt="Her opening message: how do I know you&#x27;re not a scam?" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-01-scam-question.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Her opening message: how do I know you're not a scam?
<h2>Her anxiety came from two things, and neither was the exam</h2>
First, a large time difference between us and her, which meant she often messaged into silence and waited hours for a reply, usually at the worst possible moment. Second, the fear of being scammed, a completely reasonable fear until someone proves otherwise. Nearly every hard moment below is one of those two, not the test.
<h2>We don't argue that we're real. We show it.</h2>
You cannot talk someone out of suspicion, so we don't try. We pointed her at the things a scammer can't fake: the long list of real cases, the detailed process written out, the reviews that land months later, and the threads on Reddit where strangers with nothing to gain vouch for us. She did her own homework and came back different: "I went on Reddit, all the reviews are very good." Skepticism is not the enemy. It is just trust that has not been earned yet.
<img alt="She checked Reddit and the published cases, then came back ready to trust." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-02-reddit-vetting.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
She checked Reddit and the published cases, then came back ready to trust.
<h2>She worried about the new second-camera rule</h2>
She had read that the <a href="https://examinator.cc/posts/420">at-home GRE now requires a second camera</a>, and she was right to ask. We had already solved it well before ETS officially rolled it out, because staying ahead of each new monitoring change is the job. She came to us with a target in mind, a solid, admissions-safe one. That answer about the second camera, backed by <a href="https://examinator.cc/scores/747">recent results under the new system</a>, was one of the things that moved her from "maybe" to "let's do it."
<img alt="She asked about the new second-camera rule. We had already handled it." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-03-second-camera.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
She asked about the new second-camera rule. We had already handled it.
<h2>The hard part was never the exam. It was the money.</h2>
She had never used cryptocurrency, and that is where the real stress lived. She was honest about it from the start, trying to teach herself the whole system against a deadline: "I am still trying to figure out how the deposit system works… I am very worried now." When the money seemed to vanish between wallets, the confusion peaked, and so did the urgency: "why is everything so unclear 😭… please answer me ASAP." The transfer threw errors again and again. A payment got cancelled. Her daily card limit collided with her exam date. We walked her through every step, slowly, as many times as it took. When she got stuck on the gas fee needed to move the funds, we sent her the small amount of crypto to cover it. Think about that for a second: a scammer takes your money. We sent her some of ours.
<img alt="First time with crypto: &quot;I am still trying to figure out how the deposit system works… I am very worried now.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-crypto-worried.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
First time with crypto: “I am still trying to figure out how the deposit system works… I am very worried now.”
<img alt="The confusion peaked: &quot;why is everything so unclear… please answer me ASAP.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-crypto-unclear.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
The confusion peaked: “why is everything so unclear… please answer me ASAP.”
<img alt="The transfer kept failing: &quot;it says again and again, An error occurred.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-04-crypto-error.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
The transfer kept failing: “it says again and again, An error occurred.”
<img alt="&quot;I am doing my best but I don&#x27;t understand.&quot; Stuck on the gas fee, we sent her the crypto to cover it." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-05-payment-panic.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
“I am doing my best but I don't understand.” Stuck on the gas fee, we sent her the crypto to cover it.
The payment itself took several tries: a transfer that failed outright, errors she had to translate just to read, and finally one that went through to us.
<img alt="A first transfer to us failed outright (amount and our address blurred)." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-pay-failed.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
A first transfer to us failed outright (amount and our address blurred).
<img alt="Error after error, she even ran the message through a translator just to read it." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-pay-error.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Error after error, she even ran the message through a translator just to read it.
<img alt="Then one finally went through to Daisy (amount and our address blurred)." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-pay-sent.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Then one finally went through to Daisy (amount and our address blurred).
<h2>The waiting was its own kind of fear</h2>
We work across a large time difference from her, so there were long stretches where she messaged into silence and waited. You can watch the worry build. The night before: "I am sorry to ask many questions, but what do I have to do, how will it go tomorrow ???"
<img alt="The night before: &quot;how will it go tomorrow ???&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-00-tomorrow.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
The night before: “how will it go tomorrow ???”
Then, at her midnight, three crying faces and the exhaustion underneath them: "I have to sleep for my exam, it's midnight now." When a setup step would not take, the dread set in: "Why didn't it work? I am starting to be worried." Each time, we answered and stayed with it.
<img alt="At her midnight: &quot;I have to sleep for my exam, it&#x27;s midnight now.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-00b-midnight.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
At her midnight: “I have to sleep for my exam, it's midnight now.”
<img alt="&quot;Why didn&#x27;t it work? I am starting to be worried.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-worried.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
“Why didn't it work? I am starting to be worried.”
By morning it spilled over. A quiet "Ok, good morning to you" as our day was only beginning, then "I can't be calm until I'm assured everything is in place," and, when a connection hiccup ate another hour, "I have been texting you for two hours, what's going on?"
<img alt="Exam morning: &quot;I can&#x27;t be calm until ASSURED everything is in place.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-02.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Exam morning: “I can't be calm until ASSURED everything is in place.”
<img alt="&quot;I have been texting you for two hours, what&#x27;s going on?&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-01.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
“I have been texting you for two hours, what's going on?”
When the panic peaked, we did something simple: we answered her in her own language to steady her, "Calme toi", and promised to confirm with the tech team. Reassurance sometimes has to come in the words someone thinks in.
<img alt="We switched to her own language to calm her down: &quot;Calme toi&quot; — then promised to check with the tech team." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-calme-toi.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
We switched to her own language to calm her down: “Calme toi” — then promised to check with the tech team.
At one point the frustration was total: "That's so unprofessional, I am so mad." We understand that feeling completely. The answer to it is not words, it is showing up and getting it done. We did, and her exam ran.
<img alt="When a hiccup ate another hour: &quot;that&#x27;s so unprofessional, I am so mad.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-wait-03-mad.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
When a hiccup ate another hour: “that's so unprofessional, I am so mad.”
<h2>Exam day, then the result</h2>
She had come to us with a target in mind. She beat it comfortably, landing well into the range competitive programs look for. The result came through, and she shared it with us right there in the chat:
<img alt="Her score report the moment it came through, shared right in the chat. The exact numbers are blurred for her privacy." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-score-in-chat.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Her score report the moment it came through, shared right in the chat. The exact numbers are blurred for her privacy.
<img alt="The same unofficial GRE score report, up close. Both section scores are blurred; the total landed comfortably above her target." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-score-report.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
The same unofficial GRE score report, up close. Both section scores are blurred; the total landed comfortably above her target.
Her reaction said it better than we could:
<img alt="Her reaction in the chat right after: &quot;DAMN I AM SO HAPPY.&quot; (Deposit address and other details blurred.)" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-score-reaction.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
Her reaction in the chat right after: “DAMN I AM SO HAPPY.” (Deposit address and other details blurred.)
It was more than enough for the graduate program she wanted. When the last payment finally went through, after one more round of crypto trouble, the fear broke all at once: "Sorry I was stressed, I am going through a lot and I've seen so many scammers, but you are definitely not."
<img alt="After it was done: &quot;I&#x27;ve seen so many scammers, but you are definitely not.&quot;" loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-06-relief.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
After it was done: “I've seen so many scammers, but you are definitely not.”
<h2>Her words, not ours</h2>
A few days later the official scores posted, and she sent the review herself, unprompted:
<blockquote class="review" data-reviewer="Mara">"Daisy helped me get into my dream school very easily. I was very scared at first, so if I have one piece of advice, it's trust her. You won't be disappointed."</blockquote>
<img alt="The review she sent, unprompted." loading="lazy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/gre-case-07-review.jpg" style="width:420px;max-width:100%;border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:10px;" />
The review she sent, unprompted.
<div class="cta">If you are where she started, suspicious and tired of scammers, that is the right instinct. Check us the way she did. See how we handle the <a href="/gre">GRE</a>, read more <a href="/gre-proxy-test-success-stories">GRE success stories</a>, or go through our <a href="/reviews">customer reviews</a>.</div>

“你们不会是骗子吧?” 从怀疑到“把命交给她也行”——一位 GRE 代考保分客户的全过程

"How Do I Know You're Not a Scam?" The GRE Proxy-Test Client Who Went From Doubt to "Trust Her With Your Life"

📢 September 23 TOEFL iBT Scores Are In!

Nine more students, nine more score reports 💪 Seven of them landed exactly on 100.

📊 This batch:
<ul>
<li>110/120: 5.5/6 (CEFR C1) × 1</li>
<li>100/120: 5.0/6 (CEFR C1) × 7</li>
<li>90/120: 4.5/6 (CEFR B2) × 1</li>
</ul>

🆕 Reminder: the new TOEFL score report
TOEFL now reports on a 6-point scale with CEFR levels, and the classic 120-point score is still printed right under it. Universities and visa officers read both, so nothing changes on your applications.

🎯 What these scores unlock:
<ul>
<li>✅ 100+ for competitive programs</li>
<li>✅ 110+ for Ivy League / T20 schools</li>
<li>✅ Full scholarships with 115+</li>
</ul>

Need a score boost before your deadline?
DM us with:
<ul>
<li>Your test date</li>
<li>Your target score</li>
<li>Your current score(s)</li>
</ul>

We'll get you a plan fast. Remote or in-person, Home Edition or test center.
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2026年9月23日 TOEFL 代考出分：110 / 100 / 90 分（新版6分制+CEFR）

September 23, 2026 TOEFL Scores: 110 / 100 / 90 (New 6-Point Scale + CEFR)

<figure><img width="600" height="900" loading="lazy" alt="Digital SAT score report with the scores blurred for privacy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/dsat-case-hero.jpg" style="width:600px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" /><figcaption style="text-align:center">Kai set a target near the top of the scale. The result came back above it.</figcaption></figure>
Most of the SAT stories on this site end quickly: a client pays, we sit the test, the score comes back. This one was different, because the hardest part was never the exam. It was getting a first-time crypto user across the finish line, and that took patience on both sides. He set a target near the top of the scale, and he beat it.
<h2>He wanted a proxy, and he wanted it for the SAT</h2>
<figure><img width="600" height="1300" loading="lazy" alt="First Telegram message from the client asking for help with the SAT" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/dsat-case-01-first-contact.jpg" style="width:600px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" /><figcaption style="text-align:center">The opening message. He is direct: he wants someone to sit the SAT for him.</figcaption></figure>
Kai (not his real name) is a high-school student who did not waste words. He wanted someone to take the SAT for him, or to buy answers. We gave him the honest version: for the Digital SAT we run a remote session where our team controls the machine and sits the test while he watches. There is no magic SAT cheating software you install on the day, the Bluebook lockdown closes that door. What actually works is a live proxy run over a lightweight, disposable remote-desktop tool, and that is what we set up for him. A real SAT leak, the kind that lets you buy answers ahead of time, only surfaces for a narrow set of sittings, and his was not one of them, so a live proxy was the only real option. He set an ambitious target and agreed to our terms: half up front, half after the score is confirmed, paid in USDC.
<h2>The hard part was never the exam</h2>
Kai had never touched cryptocurrency, and that is where the story slowed down. Setting up his first exchange account and funding it took longer than it does for most clients. We do not rush a setup to hit a particular date, so we waited until everything was in place rather than gamble on exam day. He stayed with it, and eventually the payment was sorted.
We insist on a stablecoin transfer for a reason. The client and our team are far apart, and crypto is the one method that protects both sides and leaves nothing sensitive lying around. It is not about being clever. It is the safest, most private way to pay for work like this.
<h2>Setting up the remote session</h2>
Before test day he installed a lightweight remote-desktop tool and we ran a rehearsal. We had him open Bluebook, the College Board app that delivers the Digital SAT, and run a practice test so we could check network speed and system compatibility. We picked a session time that worked cleanly on our end. The rule we repeat to every client: everything that can go wrong should go wrong during the rehearsal, not during the real exam.
<h2>Exam day</h2>
<figure><img width="600" height="1300" loading="lazy" alt="Chat on exam day confirming the session went smoothly" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/dsat-case-04-exam-day.jpg" style="width:600px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" /><figcaption style="text-align:center">On the day, one word from us and one word back: smooth.</figcaption></figure>
On exam morning we connected, worked through the Bluebook sections, and closed the machine. When we asked how it went, the answer was one word: smooth.
<h2>He beat his target, and wrote a review himself</h2>
<figure><img width="600" height="1300" loading="lazy" alt="Official Digital SAT score report, scores blurred for privacy" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/dsat-case-05-score-report.jpg" style="width:600px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" /><figcaption style="text-align:center">The official score report. We blur the numbers and the date for the client's privacy.</figcaption></figure>
The score came back comfortably above the target he had set. He paid the balance, and then he did something we never require. He left us a five-star review.
<figure><img width="600" height="1300" loading="lazy" alt="Trustpilot five-star review from the client thanking the service" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/dsat-case-06-trustpilot-review.jpg" style="width:600px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" /><figcaption style="text-align:center">His own words on Trustpilot, five stars: this saved his college application.</figcaption></figure>
His review said, in his words, that this saved his college application. That is the part of the job that does not show up in a score report. If you want the same, start with our <a href="https://examinator.cc/sat">Digital SAT service</a>, or read more <a href="https://examinator.cc/sat-proxy-test-success-stories">SAT success stories</a> and <a href="https://examinator.cc/reviews">customer reviews</a>.

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The August 22, 2026 SAT administration was a strong one for our clients. Several came away with 1550+ totals, a few of them near perfect. Their official score reports are in the gallery below, with the section scores hidden for privacy.

This was the digital SAT, taken in College Board's Bluebook app. The test is section-adaptive: Reading and Writing comes first, then Math, each split into two modules where the second module adjusts to how the first went. It is scored from 400 to 1600, runs about two hours and fourteen minutes, and a built-in Desmos calculator is allowed throughout the Math section. August is one of the U.S. fall test dates.

The best part is what one of our clients wrote afterward:

<figure><img width="340" height="739" loading="lazy" alt="The client's review, translated to English: the SAT was a lifeline to get into university" src="https://static.examinator.cc/media/postimages/sat-aug-2026-review-en.jpg" style="width:340px;max-width:100%;height:auto;display:block;margin:1rem auto" />
<figcaption style="text-align:center">The client's own words, translated to English.</figcaption>
</figure>

<blockquote class="review" data-reviewer="Anonymous">"It was one last lifeline for someone like me, who just couldn't get my scores up, a chance to get into university. Thank you for giving me this opportunity."</blockquote>

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