About US academic writing providers, UK Orders and Refunds

Does anybody know if US-based research services take UK orders?

Do the writers have knowledge of UK Law?

I am sure the reputable ones can satisfy all your queries.

US writer service refund

A couple of days ago, i ordered an essay from a term paper service for £200. Though the payment went through, i had realized i had paid with the wrong card and was in unauthorized overdraft. About 5 minutes after i had payed, i requested a refund which i received instantly. so all in all some US writing providers are definitely legitimate, with great customer service, as a less than reliable company would have never given me a refund.

I think the best term paper websites from the US employ both USA and UK writers from looks of their websites.

I am a writer for a US term paper site and i can definitely vouch for the quality of their work considering the the thorough vetting i was subjected to before being accepted as a writer!

I doubt this quite sincerely.

The best US term paper services have 100-200+ writers, ranging from people like Pheelyks and me with multiple and advanced degrees who do this fulltime for a living and write 1,000+ papers annually to people who write a maybe few essays monthly for some spare cash. Yes, they do check our resumes, writing samples, and references when they hire us, but no writer would really have any way of knowing how good or bad other writers' work is because we all work independently. I've worked for them since 2003 and Pheelyks is the only writer whose work I've seen much of other than a small handful of isolated papers in connection with handling a rewrite or a supplement to them. You really have no basis for making any claims one way or the other about the work of other company writers.

Is there any way to check research paper sites credentials?

You can check out some of the discussions here and that will give you enough information about all research paper companies. Some of them have reliable writers and good services.

There are some writing companies and independent writers who claim to have knowledge of both US and UK law. I would not believe that for a second. The US and the UK, just like all other countries, have different laws which they implement in their respective countries. So if you need a paper written about UK law, it would be best to assure yourself of hiring a true UK based writer to avoid problems regarding law interpretation.

This is complete nonsense. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Anybody with a legal background in either US or UK law is fully capable of researching the law of the other country. I've written at least 100 UK law projects and dozens of Australian law projects with very good results. Depending on the particular subject matter, I might sometimes ask foreign clients to provide some of the case law to which they have access; but that's about the only difficulty I've encountered. In fact, I have two UK law projects pending on my calendar right now. The last UK law project I provided was a 5,000-wd project on UK insurance law, delivered to the client on March 27th. The moderators of this forum can easily verify that project inquiry by simply checking my inbox for the message that I received exactly one month ago to the day. The verbatim text of that messsage was "Hi. Can u please help me in writing my coursework assignmet? Its about uk insurance law. I have list of 10 questions and my coursebook which u have to refer" and the moderators here have access to that message as well as to the email address of the person who sent it.

@Cite: Who cares what you believe? Listen, I'm no mountain climber. But I don't sit down next to Mt. Everest and say, "I don't believe for a second that people can make it to the top, because I can't." I realize my limitations, for one thing, and for another, I don't like looking like a complete idiot.

In addition, what does this even mean? You're the language expert here, right, you're determining who can write what on which side of the pond. So maybe you can deign to speak to one of your many, frequent challengers.

Did you mean, "assure yourself BY hiring?" Even then, with the correct preposition, it's poor-- stilted, stiff, self-conscious and unnatural. Did you mean, "ensure that you hire?"

Do you see the mess you make when you try to pretend you're fluent in a language you can barely get around in? Put an exponent on that mess, and there you have your "company."

Academic writers from the US need to be well versed in both UK and US research trends. They are required, by the demands of the job, to have some knowledge and background of whatever topic they have been hired to write about. If they do not have any knowledge about it, then they will learn on the job, and fast. With regards to UK law, provided the student can give the writer relevant reading materials and other sources, the writer will be able to take this information and, by adding on to it with his own research pertaining to the relevant UK law, create a relevant original paper for the client to use.

There are some US based academic writers on this board who already have a degree of familiarity with UK law and its accompanying discussions. The student merely has to ask about this specifically when reaching out to the writer to discuss the specifics of his order.

The OP of this thread became a client of mine for whom I wrote many UK law projects in between 2011 and 2015. In 2020, he contacted me again for another project consisting of a type of professional application.

@FreelanceWriter
Easy to say isn't it plus more self publicity.
UK law is different from US law and the demands of good grammar and spelling are more rigorous. UK law includes Scottish law which is different from English law. There are many decent UK writing companies so find it bemusing why a British based student would seek a US based writer.

Yes, it's quite easy just to say; but it would be nearly impossible to prove if it weren't 100% true.

I'm attaching screenshots of my email history with this client as a PDF file (viewable at the bottom of this post), documenting that everything I've represented about having written UK and EU law projects for him from 2012 through 2015 is 100% true. (Obviously, I've obscured his entire email address except for 2 letters that will enable anybody who's curious about this to see that all of the displayed emails are from the same person, and that those emails are the same as that of the person whose first emails came to me through the forum messaging system, displaying his forum ID in the subject field.)

As you can see, Lazy Skeptic first contacted me about his UK LLB project on March 19, 2011, using the forum messaging system, and I've circled the subject field of that email displaying his forum ID. At that time, I'd only written a few UK law projects, and all for clients who had been able to provide me with all of the necessary course material and case law. Lazy Skeptic wasn't able to provide me with all of the material that I would have needed; so I declined his project, because I just wasn't sufficiently confident that I'd be able to do the project well without it, and because I always err on the safe side when it comes to accepting projects if I can't take them with very high confidence that I'll be able to do them well. I'd much rather pass up that one project and earn the client's trust for the future, which is precisely what happened in this case.

On April 26, 2011, Lazy Skeptic posted in this other thread to share his only experience with me, to date: https://essayscam.org/forum/es/amons-2176/#msg41552


This quote had to be edited for length to fit within the maximum length allowed; but it appears in its entirety, both in the original thread linked above and in my Review Thread here: https://essayscam.org/forum/rs/nycfreelancewriter-info-users-reviews-5579/

Subsequently, in July of 2011, LS contacted me again with a different UK law project that I was able to take with high confidence. As our entire email history documents, I wrote various UK and EU law projects for him in between July of 2012 and March of 2015, exactly as I mentioned earlier; and he contacted me again in 2020 about an application (whose specific type I've also obscured on subject field of that email on the image, for his sake), also, exactly as I mentioned earlier, truthfully.

More generally, I don't lie about anything on this forum, whether about my own (US) law degree, my work experience as a writer/editor for the US federal government (in NYC at 26 Federal Plaza), my experiences and internal reputation as one of the top essay-company writers for one of the biggest and best legit US essay companies from 2003 to 2013, and as an independent freelance writer from roughly 2000 through the present. I don't lie about my policies or about my reasons for what information I choose to include and/or exclude from my website, either, contrary to your accusations and insinuations.


As I've explained before, "Jeannie," there are really only three main categories of people who read and post on this forum:

(1) Students who hope to avoid being scammed or being scammed again;
(2) Writers and Essay-Company Reps who admit to being one or the other; and
(3) Writers and Essay-Company Reps who don't disclose or admit to being one or the other and who pretend to be here for some "other" reason, such as their altruistic desire to "help" students avoid scams.

Unfortunately, there's also ONE very nasty and vindictive former essay-company writer who lurks here but posts (here and on Essay Chat) for no other reason than to launch totally unprovoked attacks on one of his competitors and who is obviously so consumed with his hatred that it doesn't seem to occur to him that there's really no point to changing his gender and creating a new ID exactly one day after one of his other (many) IDs ("UKLawEssays") was suspended, if he's going to use that new ID just to pick up his unprovoked attacks right where he left off in some of the exact same threads as his previous attacks (as "UKLawEssays, "OrchidGoblin," and "Editor75," and under about 6 other IDs, most of whose posts can now only be viewed in the OFF-TOPIC area, to which only registered members have access).

There are no altruists here. I understand that part of your mantra (and excuse) for constantly disparaging me (falsely with what you know are outright lies) is that my "promoting" myself violates your strict sense of ethics and morals. I've provided quite a bit of very useful information to students in the 14 years that I've been posting here under this one S/N; and yes, I do take every possible opportunity to promote myself in that process. I do so without breaking any forum rules, by demonstrating that I can write well, by sharing my insight into the industry, by providing very good advice about how to avoid getting scammed or disappointed by essay companies and writers, and, yes, by paying to advertise here.

The fact that I choose to advertise here has always been a particular source of your bitter hatred (mostly as "RustyIronChains" and "Editor75"), which is baffling to anybody sane, because it's really none of your business that this forum chooses to provide paid advertising opportunities and that I choose to avail myself of them. Perhaps, you should consider just living within your means and driving a Toyota, as I do, so that you, too, might be able to pay to advertise here (since you've obviously been monitoring this forum quite closely for years, despite bragging about not needing to work in this industry, making "real money," "shopping Mercedes," how you live in a "pretty big house," and about being a "published author.")

https://essayscam.org/forum/wc/fraud-galore-academia-research-1287/2/#msg22726


https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/thing-paper-1619/2/#msg61212


https://essayscam.org/forum/es/genuine-companies-outsource-esl-writers-personal-473/#msg85599


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Ah, the internet. Is "delusions of sock-puppets" a symptom of anything besides stupidity? Too much free time, maybe?

I distantly remember the end of busy season, as I sit here sipping martinis standing out of the sunroof of my Benzo, rolling slow down the Vegas Strip, making it rain on every corner. I remember writing 25 pages a day and being too exhausted to type another single word, much less a poorly-worded pamphlet on ES. A toast to you, sir!