Your reputation, hard-work, and credibility is at Stake As most of you already know, my most recent score has been circulating all over the Internet, with news agencies, telegram channels, and instagram stories posting my results. While many people shared this pleasant experience with me, some considered it as an opportunity to damage my reputation and promote their illegal actions, such as the sales of leaked exam questions. To the sound mind, there is nothing surprising/shocking about me scoring a perfect score of 1600, given that I've already secured 1560 and 1540 in my last two attempts: June 2023 and August 2024, respectively. Hence, there is no room for suspicion about my current experience in the field and level (1540-1600). Nevertheless, some scammers (specifically, @exams_leaks_center) seized the chance of promoting their illegal, unethical practice of selling exam questions. To that end, they created a fake account where I, turns out, thanked them by referring to them as a BOSS (I don't remember calling someone a boss in my entire life, and it is one of many discrepancies between my texting style and the fake messenger's). Unfortunately, some people out there believed that I am involved in this fraudulent action without any substantiation: that's, everyone can forward the screenshot of my certificate and thank their admin (@general_exams). Even to the uninitiated, it is manifest that it's been done to devalue all the hard work and, thus, ensuing success. If I had bought the leaks from the admin, using my second fake account - to hide my identity, according to their storyteller admin - why would I have openly exposed my full name, among other credentials, while thanking him? Although he admitted that his post is nothing but a commercial trap, I am more than sure that he will keep making evil use of other successful test scores (a student from SATashkent, being one example). These people have no integrity and honor to think about your personal image as their only concern is to satisfy their greed. The next victim might be you 🫵. In fact, if these scammers aren't handled with due seriousness, they will continue their dishonorable work. On behalf of all the future test-takers, I urge every single responsible, mature citizen of the world (not only Uzbekistan) to fight against such frauds. The least you can do is to report their channel to Telegram Administration for Impersonation under Scam and Spam. If you care about the integrity of test results and well-deserved success obtained through years of hard work, determination, and expertise accumulation, you MUST report them promptly. On a separate note, I would love to thank Youth Affairs Agency for a proactive reaction to the issue. Having reached out to College Board, they are wholeheartedly invested into the abrupt end of such practices that not only render the applicant less credible but also lower the overall credibility of the SAT test administration. Please, forward this message to as many responsible, dutiful, mature individual as possible. Sincerely, @path_by_parviz