taking someones SATs for them, for a fee

[beset7]

Haven't most regions implemented fingerprinting at the SATs? I know the GMAT, MCAT and LSAT all require fingerprints from all participants. Higher stakes obviously but still I'd make sure you checked out the procedures before you strike a bargain with the purchaser.

[runner4life7]

that one person taht gets bumped probably shouldnt have gotten in anyways. Also they dont try and get 6235 students and not take 6236 if one is qualified

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If this isn't illegal I would do it for 50-70 cents a point. If it is illegal but say the punishment is like citation or possession slap on the wrist I'd do it for 1.0-1.4 a point. If it was more illegal than this I don't think I'd do it at all unless it was so high I would go directly to jail for that much. I think I could easily get low 1400's with no refreshing and low 1500 with moderate retraining.

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Its on a 2400 scale now, so they wouldn't be paying for much. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Voltron87]

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You are a POS if you do this.

Ever think of the person whose acceptance letter gets turned into a reject because of your behavior?

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Yeah, because that is how it works. Good insight man, good looking out. I can tell you know a lot about higher education in America.

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im requesting that this thread be deleted, i wanted to talk about this with people but shouldnt have been public. if anyone wants to have a serious discusison about this PM me.

[JonPKibble]

On a related note, how much is a good price to ask for "offing" someone?

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On a related note, how much is a good price to ask for "offing" someone?

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that is something i would not do for money