CustomEssays.com - Seems to me, no one could be trusted.

As a ESL international student(meat to Fraudsters).I need assist for my 50 pages master thesis.In the very beginning,I tried to seek help from customeassys. Just when I almost made up my mind to chooses them,I casually googleed their company.The results blow my mind.I was brought to be here to witness their reputation for a lot scam. So I managed to turn to freelance,but I found out,there are also fake EFL freelance wandering here.The quality could not be guarantee at all. The more thread I browsed,the more disappointment.I have no idea who could be trusted.

There are trustworthy writers, but there's always a bit of risk involved. I definitely wouldn't order a 50-page assignment from a writer/company you've never worked with before (and as a writer, I wouldn't take a 50-page assignment from a customer I've never worked with before, either). Start smaller, find someone who gives you the work you want at the price you want to pay, and move up to the big one.

It amazes me how people find-and then actually consider using-these small, two-bit companies.

I wouldn't normally consider using this as I'm a good essay writer but my problem is time. I have heard good things about custompapers.com (apologies, I wrote the wrote website address in the post topic) and I'm just trying to find out a little more about them to decide whether or not to take the plunge.

No problem. You should be able to find plenty of information here in previous threads about almost any company you're considering.

Not everyone who is an independent writer is a fraud and not all companies are frauds either. That is why the website has an EssayDirectory and an independent writer listing. While these are not recommended sites and writers, these are pretty much the more reliable writers and companies in the business. Don't consider any company from the DND or Do Not Discuss list because the complaints about those companies are numerous and the service is so bad, they have been complained about endlessly by the student users here. They don't want to be discussed because it hurts their bottom line. Trust is not something you can give to those companies because they have a proven fraud track record.

Remember though that even if you choose a service or writer connected with this site, there are risks involved so the trust should be doled out over time, as your relationship with the company or writer grows. A 50 page order is too big to take a risk on but, if you really need the help on such a large order, then do so cautiously. I strongly recommend asking friends about their experiences with other writing companies that may or may not be listed on this site. Referrals usually get better writers and also discounts on their orders. Who wouldn't want that right? If they worked well for several friends, then you can trust them just a little bit more than if you went into the deal blind.

If you have a 50-pg project but don't already have a relationship with a writer or company you trust, just order a section at a time instead of paying for the whole thing up front.

If you feel like there is no one you can trust to work on your paper, then the solution is simple. Write the 50 page paper yourself. There is nothing in the academic rules preventing you from doing that. In fact, it is encouraged by all the universities and colleges worldwide. That way you won't breach the trust of your school, nor your student oath of honor. You will also learn the lesson better since you will actually be doing the research and writing of the paper yourself. There is a true learning experience involved in the research process for you.

However, if you want to take a chance on a writer or company representative at this forum, then use the vetted people and companies. You have less of a stress factor in such instances because the background check on the company has been done for you. You know you can trust them because we say you can trust them. That's all you want right? The assurance that the company or writer can deliver? Rest assured that is what the vetted company and writer can deliver for you.

I wish I could say this enough for people who constantly complain about academic writing services. While we consistently aim to provide clients with great output, there are certain limitations that would make the entire process not always 100% when it comes to running smoothly. I highly suggest that others be mindful of this all the time.

All services that you come across online, regardless of whether it is in the form of online shopping or academic writing for hire, come with a measured amount of risk. The question is, are you willing to take that risk with your paper? If yes, then you entered into the deal, with a company or with a writer, with your eyes wide open. There is no foolproof way of assuring that you will get what you paid for because you do not physically meet with your writer and watch him complete every stage of writing your paper. The only way to can tell if a writer can be trusted is by hiring the writer's service. You should have a gut feeling as to whether he can complete your paper or not simply by the way that you vet him. Ask the right questions and you get the right writer, eventually. You will make mistakes in hiring a writer or a company at the start, but as you learn to spot the red flags, you will gradually learn how to hire the right company and writer. Eventually, you will hire the perfect writer and stick with the service of that one writer until you graduate. In fact, there are some writers here to become ghost writers for their clients as professionals. All because of the trust factor that had been built between the two over time.

I'm of the opinion that even someone totally new to this industry can still identify a trustworthy writer using nothing more than the search function here and Google. It's still always safest to start with a smaller project, but there's enough information right here to avoid getting ripped off by the first writer you hire if you just do a little bit of homework and due diligence before making that decision. (Anytime you use the search function here, you should change the default from "titles" to "messages" so your results aren't limited to threads mentioning the writer you're researching in the thread title.)