anybody curious if the loophole will still work with the new score release format? my REG box is still grayed out (can't check), but since the scores haven't been released to NASBA I guess that doesn't mean anything
@T-Rex, that is so funny about the bird poop. I mean, what is the universe trying to tell us?
@wishful thinking, I've tried the loophole, Oasis, NASBA and everything I could find to see what it says now and check daily for changes. The OH loophole worked for me last time and I am in SC, a “fast NASBA” state. After scores were released by the AICPA in the afternoon, I checked he loophole and I couldn't re-register. My score finally appeared on the NASBA site at 4:00 a.m. and I passed!
The loophole has always held true for me but there's always the possibility they have fixed it.
I just want to thank Jeff for all he has done with this very supportive site. Even after getting bashed by the AICPA and NASBA last week, he admitted his mistake and was a complete class act.
Monday is his birthday. I'm going to buy him a beer. Here's the link below I copied from another post. Hope it still works.
When stuff like that happens to me I always think, “PERFECT! Anything I can do to work off bad kharma in relatively harmless ways has to be a good thing!”
So that little load of used worm juice is tipping the good kharma balance more in your favor. 🙂
@putainsdetoiles – I haven't studied with Becker lectures in soooo long but who can ever forget Tim Ghearty – UGH he made me crazy!!!!! BTW – great impersonation!!
Tim was my homeboy during REG, but he drove me borderline crazy during the AUD lectures… Speaking of coffee, I really hope I bump into Olinto someday so that he can make good on his offer to buy me a cup of coffee.
They haven't to the best of my knowledge, however things this window have been so bizarre I wouldn't be even remotely shocked. I think they're going to release when everyone least expects them to, because it's the only chance in he!! NASBA has to get the stuff on their site without it brutally crashing for hours, particularly with the number of scores being released.