They run on the bidding model, which allows all writers, regardless of actual writing skills to bid and possibly win the assignment.
As a writer for essay companies from 2003 to 2013, I never worked for any that used a bidding process; they just posted all of their orders on a writers' bulletin board, from which any writer could take any project, just by clicking on it. The point is the same, though: customers had no control over which writer chose to take any project. At most, they could "request" me, but if I chose not to take that request within 3 hours, the order would automatically be opened up to all writers. I requested that they extend the exclusivity period to 6 hours, but even that was insufficient if a request for me got posted while I was sleeping. So, a customer who very specifically took the precaution of requesting the same writer whose work he liked might still have one of the company's newest and least experienced (and/or its worst) writer of its 100+ writers grab the project and butcher it. Eventually, the other 3 most-requested writers and I began protecting one another's requests by taking them and then notifying the other writer and the company that we'd added those orders to our accounts just to protect them for the requested writer.
A student would be better off hiring individual writers as a direct hire since they will be able to assess the actual writing skill of the writer in relation to the paper that they need written.
True. Writers at essay companies almost always also try to build up their own private clientele, simultaneously, exactly as I did, until I was eventually able to stop writing for any companies, altogether, in 2013. Because our own personal reputations are more important to us than that of any essay company for which we worked, writers tend to prioritize projects from our private clients over any projects from companies, in several different respects.
Yes, in this age of AI, I tend to frown upon hiring writers from writing companies because there are too many unknown factors when it comes to hiring the writer which could result in porrly written papers.
I imagine that AI presents a nightmare for essay companies, because in addition to having to worry about their writers plagiarizing, now they also have to worry about them taking other shortcuts, such as by using AI programs.
