definitely these guys from Kenya are the best (BestAcademicEssays.com)

Based on the paper these writers gave me, I highly recommend them to you. At-least my experience with them was very good.

Your experience with them was so good that you decided to register here today just to tell us that?

And in such stellar detail!

BestAcademicEssays.com = fraudulent, ESL garbage from Kenya

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writers2beware please be positive enough. How do you know they are garbage.

Um, I can read, that's how.

A good percentage of the writers working for all these major companies are Kenyans, but when they come up with their own companies that's when you conveniently remember that they're garbage. There are so many ESL writers that can produce better quality work than native speakers so don't generalize your shallow conclusions.

Not quite. I "remember" at all times that they--and you--are garbage.

FREELANCE LANE, You MUST be right. It seems now the owners of the so called big writing companies are now scared that their writers (from Kenya) have decided to follow their own path. BE THEIR OWN EMPLOYERS!!!. This is scaring these guys out.

On the line with bestacademicessays.com...

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Please wait while we route your call to the next available agent who will help you with your question: "order".
Agent James laurence has received your message and will be right with you.
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James laurence says: 08:56:30
Welcome DWAN, how can I help you today?

DWAN says: 08:56:39
Hi, I am interested in placing an order.
I have a 10 page paper due in 3 weeks.
First I would like to ask you some questions, if possible.

James laurence says: 08:57:36
Ok go ahead please. You are welcomed to ask any questions, dear

DWAN says: 08:57:44
I'm sorry, "dear?"
That seems rather familiar.
Haven't we just met?

James laurence says: 08:58:14
Its our polite way to answer our clients

DWAN says: 08:58:23
It seems strange, and it leads to my first question.
What country is your company based in?

James laurence says: 08:58:50
But I will do as you say. I am sorry for making you feel uncomfortable

DWAN says: 08:59:01
I'm not familiar with anyone in the US, UK, or Australia calling each other "dear" when first meeting. No offense.
Could you answer my question?

James laurence says: 08:59:46
We are based in Canada

DWAN says: 08:59:57
May I have the office address?

James laurence says: 09:00:34
location is Greenwood

DWAN says: 09:01:08
Oh, are you in BC now?
Do you have the street address?
BC is beautiful country.

DWAN says: 09:02:33
The street address, please?
Sorry to ask so many questions; I am shopping around before purchasing.
I have to be careful.

James laurence says: 09:03:25
Thanks. Yes its a beautiful country. We are close to st frankton
be free to ask any question.
Dont worry

DWAN says: 09:04:21
I just asked you a question.
I asked you for the street address of your office.
please answer.

James laurence says: 09:06:12
Sorry if you have not seen my message. Our street is J10.

DWAN says: 09:07:16
Canadians, while arguably more polite than people in the US, UK, or Australia, don't call each other "dear" upon first meeting, either.

Do you know what I mean by "street address?"

James laurence says: 09:08:20
I am sorry, but its our company policy to be politer. I am very sorry for offending you. Please forgive me

DWAN says: 09:08:48
Don't get so bent out of shape; I am just asking if you can confirm an address for your company.
That way, I can see if you're a real business or not by typing the address into Google Maps.
You don't seem to know what an address is, though.
Because of that, I wonder if you're really who you say you are.
It seems like a pretty simple question.
I learned to repeat my address before I entered school.
My parents taught me.

James laurence says: 09:11:38
I am very sorry If I seem not to give you my full attention. I am multitasking between chat sessions.

DWAN says: 09:11:52
Well, 10 pages isn't a small order, James.
And it's a simple question.
Time's almost up.

James laurence says: 09:12:12
I understand.
Your work will be done according to your instructions

DWAN says: 09:12:49
You've had ten minutes to tell me your company's address.
You now have ten seconds before you lose your company about $250.
Go.

James laurence says: 09:13:26
street address is 1j0

DWAN says: 09:13:29
You can do it, James.
No, that's not a street.
Try again.
The full address, James.

James laurence says: 09:14:14
Ok. Bcvoh 1050
greenwood
canada

DWAN says: 09:15:09
No, that's not an address either.
Sorry, James.
For future calls, addresses go like this:
(Business name)
(Street number) (Street name)
(Province) (Country)
(Postal code)
Maybe in your neck of the woods, an "address" is a random jumble of alpha-numeric nonsense.
If so, I feel for you, but unfortunately, I can't give you my business.
Have a nice day.

James laurence says: 09:17:23
Thank you
for the advice sir.

It's really pathetic how naive you are to think anyone is falling for your unbelievably unintelligent attempts to dupe this forum's members. So superfreelancer and Freelance lane registered on this forum on the same day, and then on the very same thread, within 2 posts of each other, just happened to agree in endorsing a distressingly laughable excuse of an essay site?

Uh, I am not sure that Kenyans make the best academic writers. I mean, I have had experience with these guys as students and believe me, there is absolutely no way any student out of Kenya can meet international writing standards. They can barely string a clear sentence together in English as students. So one cannot expect them to actually deliver a proper research paper, article, or essay in English as a paid academic writer.

That company is long out of business. Being Kenya based really meant it was not meant for the business in the long term. The student community would be familiar with the reasons why without the need to repeat it. While there are some honest Kenyans out there, they are not as loud as their dishonest counterparts. So the country is better known in a negative manner. While some of them can manage to speak better English now, that does not mean that they are capable of doing good academic papers, regardless of the company they belong to as writers.

I'm always getting unsolicited emails from people who want to "work for" or "work with" me. I usually respond (once) politely letting them know that I work alone but wishing them luck. Most of them are Kenyans and their emails, alone, make it clear that they can't write very well. Even the occasional well-written email from them is always very obvious ESL writing, and I have to say that there's something stylistic in the way Kenyans typically write English that immediately identifies them as not just as ESL writers but as Kenyans, specifically. The writing of other ESL writers is amost always recognizable as ESL English, but without being as immediately obvious as far as particular nationality and/or native language; with Kenyans, it's just that much more obvious.