They didn't let you keep the pencil? I'd be asking for a full refund.WTF. I HAD A BLUE ONE. And they DID NOT let me keep it.
I used about of half of mine when I took the exam in April.... you could also look at it this way, you fixed something that you knew was wrong and now it's a point in your favor...good luck to you txjennah....I used up the eraser for the morning portion and had to request a new pencil for the PM session. Probably not a good sign lol.
Thanks, that makes me feel betterI used about of half of mine when I took the exam in April.... you could also look at it this way, you fixed something that you knew was wrong and now it's a point in your favor...good luck to you txjennah....
If an enterprising EBer had some money laying around, they could do some real damage with this information.I found the source! (of the now "old" pencil): https://www.proswagger.com/product.jhtm?sku=PRSW-260-PMRCG&trackcode=googleBase&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImOLK-das3gIVCtlkCh2rOwIBEAYYAiABEgKppfD_BwE
Well, no worry there.If an enterprising EBer had some money laying around, they could do some real damage with this information.
That's probably why they're now radically changing up the pencil design every session.If an enterprising EBer had some money laying around, they could do some real damage with this information.
That's crazy.The whole reason they started issuing pencils was because they caught a couple guys, in different sites, in the early 2000's wit a "spy" pencil-scanner, trying to scan the entire exam. Ever since then they issued custom pencils.
I forgot to add that it was the FE exam, not PE.That's probably why they're now radically changing up the pencil design every session.
The whole reason they started issuing pencils was because they caught a couple guys, in different sites, in the early 2000's wit a "spy" pencil-scanner, trying to scan the entire exam. Ever since then they issued custom pencils.
EBers make a game out of predicting the pencil colors but more nefarious people could use that same information to try to steal the test. Which in the long run undermines our license and profession.
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