anyone heard of powerpapers.com

i did search the forum with no return.

I believe this is a good company

Evidence?

I am curious...anyone have any experience with powerpapers? I'd be interested in knowing your stories, good and bad.

I have used them to edit and one time to write. All my experience is good with them. At first it bother me that I couldn't talk directly to writer, but now I like that it just get taken care of without a lot of bothering me.

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I've used them for graduate level work and they were great. You don't have direct contact with the writer, which feels a little weird, but the work is always good and the customer service is solid.

I came here looking for information on other sites and if other people had used powerpapers.com. What I've read will make stick with them. YIKES!

LOL! I did drop a word, oops. Oh well. And I'm sure there are other great companies, I just meant that I'll stick with what I know.

With multiple names...

I could not find any mention of them on ComplaintsBoard.com.

complaintsboard.com/?search=powerpapers.com

Nothing about them on RipoffReport, either.

ripoffreport.com/Search/powerpapers_com.aspx

Those are the first places I would look when checking out any of these companies, rather than just taking the word of their representatives who post on here. Those are also some of the places where I have posted complaints of my own from time to time.

So you have nothing useful to add to this thread, then? Thanks for posting anyway.

I showed people two places where they can look up reports about companies, including the one you work for.

Like I said--nothing useful to add. "I have no experience at all, but I know some other anonymous forums you can look for things. Oh, and there's nothing about this company there, so my information is doubly useless."

Are they affiliated with CustomPapers.com?

I have a feeling that they are.

I don't think that they are? I've used both sites and the process is really different. I've definitely done some snooping into both and haven't found anything, they have different owners/locations all that stuff. But I had good luck with both companies, I've stuck with PowerPapers because they suit me a bit better but that's a personal, so if they are affiliated that wouldn't seem like a bad thing.

I am currently using them at graduate level thesis work. Only thing which they were unable to produce until now is the Graphs in Excel , spss or SAS statistical programs. I am still waiting for my final paper written assignment . I hope they will come through atleast with a good paper otherwise i am done. Will let you know what happen!!!!!

Funny how this company actually belittles its own services even before the client hires them for a job. I mean, just read the following and you will understand what I mean:

Power writing service offers customer satisfaction guarantee, so if you are not happy with the paper we provided you with, we will either review it and correct all mistakes or return you the money.

Duh?

The company url is connected to 51 different / other urls so expect the company to be using the same server and writer's pool for each differently named online writing company. The number of aliases the company goes by makes me wonder if there is no dark aspect to the way the business is run. Anyway, I would not give too much stock to the way that they sell their multi-subject focus writers. Their writers supposedly can write about any topic under the sun and can even whip out a dissertation or two within a week. That is a vote of no confidence from me, not that it matters. Remember, writing experience and learning through the writing job is not the same as actually taking the course, learning the lessons, applying the lessons, and graduating with a certification that you really know about a specific field.

The point is, their writers are not really specialized so they cannot be expected to whip out exceptional papers of any sort. The client will not fail, but he will not get stellar grades either. Let's not even get started on the possibility of needing numerous revisions because the writer is not really knowledgable about any topic in particular. Simply reading their website raises several red flags already that should make one distrust the service.

I know absolutely nothing about this company; however, I do know that this argument recently parroted, repeatedly, ad nauseam, is patently ridiculous.


Experienced academic writers who are good at what they do routinely write "A" quality essays in numerous different academic fields. If this weren't possible, then, students would also be incapable of ever writing excellent essays in any academic field outside of their own major courses of study. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of college undergraduates manage to write their own "A" essays every semester. Every student reading these posts knows that plenty of students write great essays in courses totally outside of their own majors. If an undergraduate Biology major can write a great History essay, and if an undergraduate Economics major can write a great Political Science essay, then, so can many experienced professional writers with degrees in different areas. That's only much more likely to be the case if a writer happens to have hundreds of essays in those areas under his or her belt, already.


The need for revisions rarely has anything at all to do with a writer's existing knowledge about the topic of a project. Anybody intelligent enough to write academic essays for a living (especially for many years), in the first place, is perfectly capable of reading course materials and/or finding and reading relevant authoritative source material to produce a great academic essay in many different academic areas, and regardless of whether or not he or she happens to have a degree in the same field as every project. The vast majority of revision requests in this business - at least as relates to legitimate writers - are the result of writers accidentally overlooking something in the original order specs, not whether or not writers have their own degrees in the same area as every project.


"Taking the course, learning the lessons, applying the lessons, and graduating with a certification" are important only to someone's ability to write about a subject without using sources, such as in a closed-book/live-testing scenario (and, obviously, to one's ability to perform on the job in a vocational setting after actually being hired as a professional). Clearly, those are two completely different situations. An experienced writer who happens to have a degree in Political Science or Philosophy, for example, can usually write (very well) about many Psychology or Sociology topics if given the opportunity to do some research. Nobody is suggesting that the same writer can answer questions off the top of his head or write about Psychology or Sociology topics without any opportunity to do some research. So, when it comes to hiring a writer to provide an excellent academic essay for a deadline, as opposed to, say, writing a timed closed-book exam essay, what's infinitely more important than the writer's own degree area(s) is the experience of that writer and that writer's reputation for honestly representing his or her confidence level with a particular topic to his or her clients and prospective clients.

This is such a good point to make.