Is that secure? All that student data via email?

 

 

I was told that if the issue is not fixed in time for the GCSE entry deadline (next Wednesday) we will be able to email the entry file to them, a bit of a recipe for disaster if you ask me

 

 

 

Was also told that we could email into Customer Support with our files. I don’t think that they know what is wrong… J

 

Friday though!

 

 

 

Wow Edexcel being as helpful as ever!  So I presume they are not going to charge us late fees if it’s not fixed by the November deadline.

 

Tracy

 

 

I spoke to someone on the helpline and they said it might be fixed early next week but they didn’t really know when it would be fixed

 

 

Kind regards

 

Lisa

 

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Lisa Betts
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Examination Team
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Hi Tracy

 

I’ve just phoned and been told to not change my key code yet? That other centres are having exactly the same issue? Can you let me know once this is cleared up?

 

It appears that EDEXCEL are receiving files, but there is an issue at our end with them not clearing the system?

 

 

 

What error messages are you getting in A2C?  The status of mine in the outbox is Error; retrying and the main status is authentication error.

 

Thanks

 

Tracy

 

 

Hi

 

I have just looked on Edexcel online and can see that they have received my file that I thought hadn’t sent yesterday, in fact they have received it 3 times.  It is still showing in A2C as not being sent so I am confused.

 

 

 

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