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whitegrim  3 | 69   Freelance Writer
Jul 04, 2009 | #1
Well I have never been involved in such stuffs like the legit or not as I only look at the results provided. I recently found out AllAcademicWriters.com. I saw them on facebook and other networking portals as well but nothing here. Has anyone got info about them???
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #2
Dear Whitegrim
Please wait for the feedback from WB, OR and others. I am sure that they will label this site as a fraud and cheat and than start to make you believe in their verifiable evidence ( they consider posting links as verifiable evidence and even consider contracts written on toilet papers as valid legal documents) so what they say goes here....
OP whitegrim  3 | 69   Freelance Writer
Jul 04, 2009 | #3
lolxx
Lets wait and find out
undertow2  4 | 97  
Jul 04, 2009 | #4
It doesn't scream "scam", but it does seem very amateurish...
pheelyks  
Jul 04, 2009 | #5
From the homepage:
"We have a large database of satisfied students from different parts of the world including USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Hungary, France, U.A.E., New Zealand. We recently became online for better provision of our services with 24/7 support available for our customers."

As undertow said, this could merely be amateurish, but there's really no way of knowing, Besides the many irregularities in grammar, however, this paragraph makes an interesting claim: despite having satisfied customers in many parts of the world, the company claims to have come online only recently. How did they do business in the US, UK, Australia, Hungary, New Zealand, etc., BEFORE they were online? This claim seems highly dubious to me....

Chacha, I have no verifiable evidence that this site is a scam. I am only using the information from the website itself to come to this conclusion. I urge all readers to visit the site themselves and make up their own minds.

they consider posting links as verifiable evidence and even consider contracts written on toilet papers as valid legal documents

I have never posted a link as evidence. I quote things from other sites (often direct copies of US law), and will provide the link to the site where I obtained the information for others to verify it. This is called "referencing" and is required in any and all published writing and in academic papers. Otherwise it's called "plagiarism."

Also, in the US, a contract written on toilet paper IS valid as long as it meets all of the other necessary criteria for a contract. A contract written on a kleenex or a cocktail napkin is also valid, as long as both parties signed it. If you can show me a law that proves this is incorrect, I will eat any entire roll of blank legal documents.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #6
necessary criteria for a contract.

Other neccessary criteria for contract includes the legal vetting of such contract.. thus a contract on toilet paper can only be valid in your imagination and not under US law. I think you may not have a better experience of how courts work... or may be your lawyers never showed you anything....
undertow2  4 | 97  
Jul 04, 2009 | #7
a contract on toilet paper can only be valid in your imagination

You know what, I don't think the type of paper is ever specified, so technically, if all the legal niceties were carried out, a contract on toilet paper would be perfectly valid :)
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #8
if all the legal niceties were carried out

What are these legal formalities my friend? That is what i am trying to explain to our genius friend.. To make a contract written on a toilet paper as a valid contract, it is neccessary that legal stamp duty is paid against it.... a contract written on toilet paper is really valid but not proveable in court of law.... Outside the court, you may use it just to mentally satisfy yourself that you are secured but technically you are not.....
pheelyks  
Jul 04, 2009 | #9
Other neccessary criteria for contract includes the legal vetting of such contract

There does not need to be a single witness to a contract to make it legal. It is only necessary for two people to reach a legal agreement--it does not even have to be written down--in order for a contract to be formed. Writing it down and having witnesses are necessary for certain contracts, and are advisable in other instances in case disagreements arise later, but they are not usually necessary.

To make a contract written on a toilet paper as a valid contract, it is neccessary that legal stamp duty is paid against it

As I have said before, this is simply not true in the US. It might be true in your country, but not here. "Stamp duties" were taxes levied against certain goods; stamps were affixed to confirm to customs agents that taxes had been paid. They were abolished in the US during the American Revolution. In the US, oral contracts are considered legally valid and binding. It can be difficult to prove them in court, but if t can be proven that an oral contract was formed then it is full enforceable.

I have repeatedly asked you to show me the law requiring that contracts be written on paper that has been affixed with some sort of stamp. If such a law (n the US) exists, it should be easy to find. I can't find it, however...can you? Instead of repeating the same assertions, can you provide some evidence?
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #10
There does not need to be a single witness to a contract to make it legal.

Agreed. My point is when you go to the courts, you need things which i mentioned. Your are right when you state that writting it down is advisable in cases where disagreements arise but can you state with 100% certainty that disagreements will never arise? what is the probability that you will never enter into a disagreement with your landlady? probably 0.1 so to be 0.99 certain that you don't loose, you to follow certain practices followed in law.

In the US, oral contracts are considered legally valid and binding. It can be difficult to prove them in court.

Oral contracts are legally valid and binding everywhere but the onus of proof rests always with the person complaining and if you cannot prove anything in court of law than oral contracts will be nothing more than a friendly handshake..

I have repeatedly asked you to show me the law requiring that contracts be written on paper that has been affixed with some sort of stamp

I think you are missreading me. By stamps, i mean government duty/tax paid at the time of obtaining an stamp paper (the paper which is acceptable to courts in most of the countries of the world and at the time of purchase of such paper, the issuer just affix a simple ticket on the paper or the legal value of the paper is mentioned on that paper)
pheelyks  
Jul 04, 2009 | #11
So, basically, you just agreed with every point I made and admitted that all of your arguments regarding the illegitimacy of certain contracts were founded on absolutely nothing. What an epic waste of time for the both of us.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #12
What an epic waste of time for the both of us.

HAHHAHHA....... That also means i fooled you for such a long time..
No my friend, US may be different (I am completely ignored about the US law) but I have studied and passed the UK Business Law paper during my ACCA exams..(ACCA is just like CPA in US). See in Law there are always two things.. Rules that is the law itself and practices.. Practices are often not written and are just followed.. What i mentioned regarding the contract formation were the practices.... Mind you practices are also equally valid as the law itself....
pheelyks  
Jul 04, 2009 | #13
Mind you practices are also equally valid as the law itself....

Wrong.

You repeatedly claimed that these things were matters of law in the US (not practices, and not limited to the UK). The only thing you did was prove yourself a fool to anyone who still reads your posts.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 04, 2009 | #14
matters of law in the US

Legal practices= Legal laws.....

Wrong.

consult your lawyer please..
pheelyks  
Jul 04, 2009 | #15
Legal practices= Legal laws.....

Wrong. Though legal practices can be used as precedents for future decisions, they do not carry the same weight as laws. Judges can determine practices inapplicable or even illegal, and though there is judicial oversight of legislation (the degree and applicability of which changes from court to court), laws are by definition legal.
exwriter  3 | 250  
Jul 04, 2009 | #16
Other neccessary criteria for contract includes the legal vetting of such contract.. thus a contract on toilet paper can only be valid in your imagination and not under US law.

As a qualified barrister I can categorically confirm that a contract can be valid even if its written on a postage stamp.

A person can also entire into a verbal contract ...which is just as binding as a written contract... and the courts will order specific performance for any breach of that contract.

J.T. Developments Ltd. v Quinn (1991)

Chacha were on earth did you study business law lol You haven't got the slightest clue about UK law so stop trying lol

I could run rings round you

Hey chacha how do you keep an idiot in suspense lol?

I'll tell you later lol
WritersBeware  
Jul 04, 2009 | #17
There does not need to be a single witness to a contract to make it legal.

100% correct

You haven't got the slightest clue about UK law

I (and others) have already confirmed that its claims about US are similarly ludicrous.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 05, 2009 | #18
Wrong. Though legal practices can be used as precedents for future decisions,

What a contradiction in just one sentence.

I (and others) have already confirmed that its claims about US are similarly ludicrous.

What is your qualification to confim anything?
StrugglingMSc  - | 1  
Jul 05, 2009 | #19
Hello. I read this forum for many days now but I can't find answer to my question. I am doing master study in accounting and I need help for writing my project. Where do I find good writer or good service please?
exwriter  3 | 250  
Jul 05, 2009 | #20
What is your qualification to confim anything?

I see you haven't challenged my qualification chacha lol Good job since I could run rings round you on law as you will have seen from my earlier post were i backed up my informatio wih case law.

Oh and BTW in english law statute determines the law of the land, however, decisions given in the higher courts act as precedent for future decided cases, ergo the law CAN and IS changed through decisions made in the courts.
undertow2  4 | 97  
Jul 05, 2009 | #21
Chacha,

it's best to only argue about something when you know what you're talking about. Even from my layman's position, I know that much of what you've written here, purporting to be fact, is ******s.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 05, 2009 | #22
Where do I find good writer or good service please?

Write your own paper...

were i backed up my information wiht case law.

You were giving me English lessons right? have a look at your own writing?
exwriter  3 | 250  
Jul 05, 2009 | #23
ooh a typing error oh no! don't send the executioner lol Shakespeare would be turning in his grave

Oh an BTW WHEN did i ever give you English lessons apart from on ESSAYBRUNCH which you keep stating is not yours... was that a fraudulent slip that you have now admitted it IS your site lol Because I have certainly NEVER corrected any of your errors on THIS forum, it would take FAR too long to do that lol
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 05, 2009 | #24
you have now admitted it IS your site

When did I admitted that? I can understand a retarded professor can state such non-sense. I openly claim that I have listed myself as a freelance writer and yes I am aspiring to start my own service and you will know about it as i don't keep things secret like our little Whor- of Egypt (OXBRIDGERESEARCHERS) do.....
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 05, 2009 | #25
Anyone wants to contact CHACHA DIRECTLY, JUST PM ME ... I HAVE THE THING's REAL NAME AND REAL ADDRESS!

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chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 05, 2009 | #26
Here's a sampling of the writers you get your pick of (among them first year college students):

What a genius you are?

Anyone wants to contact CHACHA DIRECTLY, JUST PM ME ... I HAVE THE THING's REAL NAME AND REAL ADDRESS!

Against the rules honey..... Mod please look at this erratic behavior of our Egyptian friend.... anyone. please call the medic support.... our OR really need a doze or two for this now......
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 05, 2009 | #27
Why against the rules - I can do whatever I want with the info you are trying to hide :) My info ... open to the world as I have nothing to hide.

Against the rules honey

exwriter  3 | 250  
Jul 05, 2009 | #28
a contract written on toilet paper is really valid but not proveable in court of law..

Legal stamp duty lol stamp duty is only on property when you buy a house lol what a joke wish I had seen that earlier lol
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 05, 2009 | #29
The clown's obsession with toilet paper is rather telling ... maybe Thing considers it a luxury?
WritersBeware  
Jul 05, 2009 | #30
It's much more luxurious than having to dig a ditch in the sand and simultaneously shield its genitals from unlucky scorpions.
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 05, 2009 | #31
its genitals from unlucky scorpions.

I don't know ... Fundi the Clown strikes me as a genderless, colourless, clueless, senseless, etc. hermaphrodite ... something like a slug :)

Clown ...
The essaybrunch homepage is visually disturbing. Too many font colours and sizes. Not only does it come across as shouting but as a sissy throwing a hissy ... Pay attention to font colour and size coordination.

Homepage contains several glaring linguistic mistakes ... mistakes not typos :) Prepositions are a particulary weak point with you.

Donation page (apart from being a ludicrous concept which could only have been dreamed up by a clown) is very very poorly written. Check the English and focus on prepostions.

Why Choose Us ... again very very poorly written and all those different font colours - an eyesore.

Who We Are ... well, thank you for removing the part about your being a group of anthropologists! However, not only is that page badly written but it really does not make any sense at all!

Keep on revising ... don't rest! Through hard work and dedication Clown, you may get it right at some point in the distant future.

That being said, you get an A for determination and persistence. Ok - I know that your persistant pursuit of a writing career is senseless and completely unrealistic but ... at least you are trying.

S'long clown ...
pheelyks  
Jul 05, 2009 | #32
The clown's obsession with toilet paper is rather telling ... maybe Thing considers it a luxury?

To be fair, I started the toilet paper thing. God only knows what thread it was in (it was a week or two ago), but the first time Dorothy (aka chacha) started arguing contract law, I asserted that even a contract written on toilet paper was valid. Dorothy has kept the argument going for awhile, though...
WritersBeware  
Jul 05, 2009 | #33
Pheelyks, we're now dealing with two different, recycled "TP" issues: chacha and TruthPrevails.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 06, 2009 | #35
Readers please decide yourself whether my claims about WB and party are valid or not? look at the language used by truth seekers..... decide yourself please...
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 06, 2009 | #36
Your claims are completely valid :) You are our lovable little clown ... our very own forum jester! How could we possibly disagree with you? I agree with everything you say ... anything to keep you here on the forum as your posts brighten my day and lighten my mood :) Please throw up another post ... ready for a good laugh and am waiting.
chacha421  3 | 329  
Jul 06, 2009 | #37
My sympathies are with you.... you must consult your doctor as soon as possible.. I can expect such behavior from you.. Readers please understand that when our great OR is cornered and loose arguments she often come up with such chatter.. so please don't mind......
OxbridgeResearchers  5 | 722 ☆☆  
Jul 06, 2009 | #38
Readers please understand that when our great OR is cornered and loose arguments she often come up with such chatter

Yes ... clown has "shattered" me. I was blind to its brilliance but now see the light and the light which emanates from our own lovable clown is, indeed, a glorious one. The truth which Clown speaks is, indeed, wonderful! I supplicate myself before you Clown and thank you ever so profoundly for making me see the errors of my way ... you have led me from the darkness Clown and I will, forever, be grateful :)

when our great OR

None is as great as you Clown ... I am nothing but a mere mortal and am not great like you :(
undertow2  4 | 97  
Jul 08, 2009 | #39
Maybe it's time for an amnesty?
DodgingTheMud  1 | 19  
Jul 10, 2009 | #40
I do find our little dancing minstrel quite amusing. Also the language is very colorful, if not well written or precise. I am forwarding our dancer's post to a friend who is an attorney to review on contract law.

A mind shattering thought just occurred to me... I took two law classes while I was was working on my BS, so I must now be capable of interpretting law now myself. Oh glory be, a new career is open to me.

BTW, OR, I really need to take writing lessons from you. I find your posts amusing and intelligible. Wait, I think I should just devote that money to the fund for our dancer to get the writing lessons instead.




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