mcelroytutoring
Why would an individual need to verify a person's GMAT scores? Well, if you're looking for a GMAT tutor who claims a high GMAT score, for example, then you might be wondering whether he/she is telling the truth.
I would strongly advise you not to trust a standard PDF printout of score reports, which in the digital age are easy to fake. THE ONLY METHOD YOU CAN TRUST IS A DIRECT PDF DOWNLOAD OF THE STUDENT SCORE REPORT FROM THE PEARSON VUE WEBSITE.
Here's what to do:
1) Request the unique link to the tutor's online score report, and his/her date of birth (required for access).
2) After entering the url to the site on your web browser, then correctly entering the date of birth, you will automatically download a full PDF score report to your computer that cannot be faked, because the tutor has no role in the process. The score report will list all the tutor's official GMAT scores during the last 5 years, including cancellations, which will be marked with a "C."
Here is an example of my report:

As proof of concept, you can download it yourself to verify using the method I described above.
By the way, this is also the exact same method that GMATClub uses to
verify GMAT scores.
(Shortened) Link:
https://tinyurl.com/y94hlarrDate of Birth: 09 December 1979
Best of luck on your GMAT and beyond!
-Brian
Hi
mcelroytutoringI have read your reviews on Amazon, regarding GMAT/GRE books, multiple times, so I am familiar with your background, mind set, test prep and test taking philosophy.
I am also familiar with your website.
I agree with you, that paid tutors must be able to provide proof about their scores and competence, exactly how you showed in example.
Went through some of their profiles here and wondered why they didn't

Also, there are some of them who claimed/boasted they have scored 800 and also have been banned from retaking it, from GMAC.
I wonder did you have them in mind when you wrote this post

Regarding your scores, you best score of 770 Q47 V48 was not verified and is not on Pearson list.
Is this because it is outdated, before 5 years ago ?
If that is the case, would you say that GMAT become harder in recent years, since you didn't matched or surpassed 770, in last 5 years ?
Yesterday, it was brought to my attention (you being credited as source, later I have read the post), that there suppose to be pool of 1500 questions from Practice Exams 1 & 2 and about 400 for Practice Exams 3 & 4( Exam Pack 1) and I guess another 400 for Practice Exams 5 & 6 (Exam Pack 2).
Now, on mba.com it says that
in additional exams there is 90 unique questions in each exam, which do not overlap with the questions in any other GMAT® Official Prep product, so I wonder what about rest of 440(800-360) for all 4 paid tests ?
They overlap with questions from where?Moreover, how many of 1500 from free GMATprep overlap with Exam Packs 1&2 and Question Pack 1 (404 retired questions) as per your research ?
(I assume none of those, do not overlap with OG's. )
Thank you on focusing on what really matters.