***Oct 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>lmao i’m gonna delete my account bruh</p>

<p>Well if they check the comments, they’ll just see a bunch of people discussing the faultiness of the question! CC doesn’t give out our identities</p>

<p>@castigations I already called them earlier today; the case is already under investigation. They will get back to me next week. </p>

<p>@jackytang23 you’re the absolute best!</p>

<p>Ily Jacky</p>

<p>Let’s get this revolution underway!</p>

<p>If that’s the case, I only got -4 on math, which still isn’t my goal, but i’ll take it. Predictions on -4 curve with this test?</p>

<p>@castigations true but they could access our emails linked to this account and then track that to the email used on collegeboard.com. And they could then see who was discussing the test, could they not?</p>

<p>That’s some NSA government type spying. Collegeboard isn’t the feds lol :stuck_out_tongue: @alldaboston‌ </p>

<p>lol thanks bruh I don’t play no games when it comes to this. Who knows i might even get famous from this lol</p>

<p>YOU’LL GET FAMOUS :’) </p>

<p>if they toss the question, how would this effect the curve?</p>

<p>Someone PLEASE send me the link!!! I’ve asked so many times. I NEEEEED IIIIIIITTTTT!!!</p>

<p>well i know they got me down, I gave them my social security, phone number, and email. If they say anything it will be my scored that will be cancelled. (Since I told them I discussed this with people on CC and came to a consensus). She did ask me if anyone else was having problems. </p>

<p>That’s unfair if they cancel your scores because you brought up a concern. Collegeboard should know by now that discussing the SAT is inevitable and will always happen before scores are released</p>

<p>well since she asked if anyone else was having problems that implies that you have discussed it which is against the rules but hey she implied it was okay</p>

<p>@Castigations‌ I think that’s what I got. I’m gonna say 700-720</p>

<p>Yeah because if she asked if anyone else was having problems then she expected me to talk to others about it. And also if it wasn’t right she should have told me before I hung up. </p>

<p>math is gonna have a good curve </p>

<p>Wait so what is the error with the question exactly?</p>