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I believe the “confirmation code” that’s higher for 16th than the 22nd test is still suspicious though. 16th: 7371999-259039 22nd: 7320919-259039 Does anyone
by samwillis 5y ago
I believe the “confirmation code” that’s higher for 16th than the 22nd test is still suspicious though.
16th: 7371999-259039
22nd: 7320919-259039
Does anyone have an explanation of how that code works. Could it have been related to a manufacturing batch of tests that’s been used out of order?
Those of you here with test results how does that code relate to your testing date?
- nikcub 5y agoI wouldn't have bet a public accusation of this magnitude on those auto-incrementing ID's. There's a possibility the earlier positive test was conducted privately and was only registered with the government at a later date when he knew it would be required for visa purposes.
- saberdancer 5y agoThe name of the institution that conducted the test is on the test result. It's a different one but I don't know if they would constitute private or public and how it works in Serbia.
- dragandj 5y agoIn Serbia, only the state system is licensed to perform officially recognized PCR tests.
- zo1 5y agoIt could very well be a unique ID not for the test but for the generated pdf document. 100% have done a system like this and we put the ID of the "doc" rather than the internal entity. This is also not a smoking gun in my opinion.
- aix1 5y agoThat theory should be easy for someone from Serbia to check, by re-downloading their test results and seeing whether the ID changes.