Yet Another "American Writing Service" Fraud Essay Site

Claiming to be an "American Writing Service"

name: Konstantin Melnikov
address: Esenina 39
city: Lugansk
pcode: 91006
country: UA (UKRAINE)
state: Luganska obl.

Registrant Search:
"Konstantin" owns about 185 other domains

Another genius stealing content and following in the footsteps of the great Melissa and others, while claiming to be an American or British company.

Feel free to add to the list!

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AmericanWriter, you have highlighted the source of the most pressing problem confronting this industry. Individuals with no ties, whatsoever, to the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, etc. can legally claim that they are British/American. This is entirely due to the phenomenon of online company formation agencies. An Indian, Ukrainian, Pakistani (pick any nationality) can log onto any company formation agency, pay something like $50 and, within a few short hours, be a legally registered British/American company. The primary problem is that the owners, Directors or person legally responsible for the company, are almost completely beyond the reach of the law. If you, as the Director, owner, etc., are British, you are obliged to adhere to very strict laws AND pay taxes. Should we engage in blatantly false advertising, fail to provide a service whose quality satisfies the purpose for which it was purchase or does not meet with our advertised quality standards, etc etc., we are in trouble. Should we fail to uphold our guarantees, we are in trouble. Basically, we have to walk the straight and narrow but they do not. Why? Because we are within the reach of the law, they are not. Can we defraud customers and refuse to pay writers their dues? No, we can't. They can, though.

This online company formation thing is a disaster. It has brought a host of scammers into the industry; has given them the right to claim that they are British or American, despite the fact that they are not bound by the law as we are. So what if they get caught and their companies get shut down? They will just reform, using a different name.

If the Ukrainians, etc. want to operate in this industry, so be it. No problem. At the very least, however, they should be forced to register their companies in countries where the directors/owners are legally accountable - Ukraine! Same with everybody else - register in the country where the owner/Director is legally accountable and is a citizen and resident of.

Sorry for going on about this but it really does get to me.

Once again you are 100% correct and I fully agree with you. I get some form of morbid personal joy in calling out these companies and providing the names of their sites so that others can see them for what they really are.

WRT does your company do any aircraft engineering work? I have a final year project due soon!

Any business located in the virtual world of the internet can claim to be anywhere in the world. They can prove an office address, a country specific phone number, or any other form of fake evidence to support their claim. That is why I do not give too much weight to the location of any company anymore. All that should matter, to the writers, is that they get paid on time and are treated fairly. What matters to the students, is the work quality and the ability to provide their requirements. If a company accomplishes these two things, I could care less where they company is physically located.

When a website keeps on insisting that it is professional, unique, and first class, I begin to worry. These are the kinds of sites that do not give confidence to a student. They make way too many empty promises and rely on stock photography to make themselves seem professional and from a legitimate company. Do not be fooled by the bells and whistles of these companies. They just want your money. If you do an actual search on these, you will also find out the reality that they are not legitimately listed American companies.

add to the list please and avoid these too i paid are subscription but kept on getting emails about getting by work down by a human writer and when I did they tried to tell me you study here and we will notify your professor

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Thank you for adding these sites to the list of fraudulent websites. The students that frequent this forum will appreciate these url's very much. However, your explanation does not make much sense to the students here. The narration of your experience is very important to us and the students so that we will learn more about how these scams work. Please be more mindful of the understandability of your presentation next time. It can leave the reader confused.