Examinator.cc Reviews
Every quote below is verbatim, and every one links to the case study and score report behind it.
This page collects what customers wrote to us after their exam, in their own words. Nothing is edited or paraphrased. Each card links to the full case study, where the whole timeline sits: the first message, the booking, the exam day, the score report, and the review at the end. The five stars are how we mark a verified, positive review; customers do not fill in a rating form, so there is no invented average anywhere on this page.
They live here rather than on a review platform for a plain reason. Trustpilot removed our business page over the nature of the work, and while it was up, genuine reviews were deleted one at a time as fake, usually because the account posting them was new. Accounts are new because nobody attaches this subject to the account they use for everything else. Reddit works the same way: vouches come from throwaways in r/ExaminatorVouches and r/OnlineProctorCheatCN, and comment histories get scrubbed. We wrote up both episodes: Trustpilot Removes Real Reviews and the competitor that kept its five-star page.
To check any review yourself, open the case study and read it from the first message to the score. Compare the dates with the official score release calendar for that exam. Note that we collect the balance only after the result is confirmed. There are more than 700 cases under success stories, and a list of the copycat sites that reuse our name under scams.
Reviews below cover the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, LSAT, SAT. Every case study ends the same way, with the customer’s own verdict, so for more of them browse the full record under success stories.
What customers wrote after their exam
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“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.”
“Thank you very much. Everything was done safely, and I'm very happy that I also achieved the score that I was aiming for. At first, I was not sure if this could work, but I'm very happy to know that it could work very well. There's a saying that scores change lives, and it was Daisy who saved me when I felt like I was stuck in a big obstacle. Thank you very much.”
“I had taken the LSAT multiple times and was stuck in the high 160s, but with Daisy's help I reached 170+ right within my target range.”
“Technical issues happen, but you guys delivered on your promise. Sorry for the late review!!”
“I don't want to get in trouble but I'm glad I trusted my instincts and went with your service over everyone else who was cheaper!”
“Remember me? I took the SAT with you guys before. I'm now a college student.”
“Daisy!! ❤️ Let's Go!!!!!! 😤”
“Facing such excellent service and quality, I could never go back on my word.”
Reviews • Frequently asked questions
Are these reviews real?
Yes. Each one is the customer’s closing message, copied word for word from the published case study, and every card links to that case so you can read the whole conversation, from first contact to the score report. Nothing is paraphrased. We do not invent ratings either: no customer fills in a star form, so there is no average score here, only the words and the proof.
Why are your reviews not on Trustpilot?
Third-party platforms delete this kind of review. Trustpilot took down our examinator.cc business page over the nature of the work, while a competitor that had taken $2,000 from a candidate kept its five-star page up (the whole story). While ours was live, genuine reviews were removed one at a time as fake, usually because the account posting them was new (Trustpilot Removes Real Reviews). 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. We keep the off-site presence anyway, a Trustpilot page plus the two subreddits, but neither is the primary evidence, because either can disappear again.
Is examinator.cc a scam?
No, and you do not have to take our word for it. Open any case study and check the dates against the official score release calendar for that exam; the timeline has to line up, and it does. We collect the balance only after your result is confirmed, so the incentive runs the right way. Most “scam” reports that mention our name come from copycat sites that reuse it; we keep a public list of them under scams, and we answered the accusation itself in “Examinator.cc is a scam!”.
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