American Research Help - address clarification

This may be out of date information, so I'm asking for clarification. From BBB:

American Academic Research Help
C/O Advanced Academic Writers, P.O.Box 7700, New York

"According to information in the BBB files, it appears that the company is no longer in business. The phone numbers the BBB had for this company are disconnected, and directory assistance does not have a listing for this company. The BBB's mail to this company has been returned as undeliverable. If you have an unresolved dispute with this company you may wish to seek legal advice."

American Research Help claims to be a "100% American company with corporate offices in both New York and Oregon". The goons in this forum always demand proof for everything, so in an attempt to find out if Research Help truly is American based, I'd like to ask someone to provide some concrete evidence of this. This is a very simple request, and any legitimate business operating out of the US would have no problem providing this evidence.

PS - I'm not saying Research Help is refusing and I'm not saying they aren't a US based company, I'm just saying I haven't seen anything that proves it.

Funny the title of my thread was changed. Anyways, BUMP.

Interesting post. Let's keep it alive.

Here's something else I found with an address relating to US Academic Help from 2010.

/pdf/145436/Solving-Your-Term-Paper-Problems-101.pdf

Aside from the address appearing to be a UPS Store, the writing in that 'press release' is god awful. I'd like to hear the explanation for all of that.

This website shows the same address...

The proof is in US Federal Court records, moron.

Mod, you know that these recent threads attacking American Research are baseless, so why do you leave them online?

LynnFell85 = jealous competitor posing as an "observer."

My thread was deleted, now its back? How strange.


Show me.


Where in this thread did I attack the American Research Help? You quoted me saying "I'm not saying they aren't a US based company". The addresses I've found that are linked to ARH are obviously not currently the place of business for Research Help, which should make any potential customer curious. ARH prides itself on being "100% American", yet it's impossible to find an operating place of business in the US?

Do you really think that you are being innovative by jealousy attacking US Research Help in this forum? It's quite sad, and I will expose you just as easily as I have exposed all of the fraudulent morons before you.


It was never "deleted." The mod moved it to another section. Wake up, Mr. Clueless.


FU. I've posted it numerous times. Stop being a lazy piece of **** and find it.


Well, it's "impossible" for morons like you.

Whats 1 more time?

I don't assist impostors and liars. Sorry.

The point is American Research's website claims to have offices in both Oregon and New York yet nobody can provide a shred of evidence proving that. If that were true, why the hell wouldn't they provide those addresses? In an industry FULL of dishonest companies, what good does it do ARH to hide those addresses if they really do have offices in the states? A PO Box isn't an office, btw.

United States

The above is US Research Help's registered address for their web-hosting as well as their "technical contact". It is a personal mailbox at a UPS store. So, 100% without a doubt, this is not an OFFICE for ARH. Are there physical offices that ARH operates out of inside the US? Not sure. I'm not lying about anything, Writers Beware, as I haven't stated anything but FACT in this thread. You say you'll expose me for being fraudulent....of what exactly? I'm simply researching a company for the purpose of helping the people who visit this website. I'd be just as happy to discover ARH really does operate inside of the US. If ARH provided proof of this on their website, there'd be no question. Unfortunately, Research's website offers about as much proof that its a US company as all of the other companies you so happily deem fraudulent.

Mod, feel free to close this thread.