About Esay.co.uk?

Esay has officially launched.

Esay is an online reference tool for school, college and university students looking for inspiration and guidance on how to go about writing, structuring and completing the essay their courses demand.

At Esay, you can browse, purchase and sell essays, exchanging original materials written by real students in real courses. It's like a library written for and by real students in real courses, with a ratings system so you know what's good and what's not.

With hundreds of sites out there offering you bespoke essays, written by professionals, we felt it was time to combat plageurism once and for all.

Esay is a library and should be treated like one. Should you wish to include any materials from essays you download, all you need to do is reference the author and title. It's as simple as that!

As it has recently launched, we need essays to build our library so to get started, Esay will add 5 to the earnings of the first 1000 members who sign up and upload at least 1 essay.

There's also an affiliate programme so if you have a large network of friends, you can promote to them and get paid every time someone downloads one of their essays.

Register today for free at esay.

Maybe you should proofread your horrific advertisement before you post it?

What does plageurism mean? For that matter, what does your post mean? I realise it is an ad of some sort, possible for p**is enlargement? It is certainly not an ad for an academic writing website!

Its XXII century marketing techniq (not known in today world yet). You create custom word like 'esay' and you then must stick to marketing program by using related new words in advertising and in produced essays to. So if you have topic: 'Write essay about plagiarism' then it is smartly corrected to:

Writey esay aboutue paguerism.

Ezy if you smart. Today world cannot recognize people like 'swavster' properly. Like Einstein. Or Copernicus. Live and learn.

Thank you for the lesson.

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No worries, this company did not last a year. Academon it is not. They never got to the point where they would be a direct competitor because there weren't enough students for them to con into submitting their previously written essays. They failed to see the work model of the other companies in this business. That is, to first write the essays for the students, keep it in their own database, then release it after a period of time for sale to the students as a "model" paper.

@Cite: The market for pre-written papers has been dead for nearly a decade. Where have you been?

The market for prewritten papers has not died, it merely changed venues. Rather than companies that specialize in the sale of pre-written essays such as Academon, the academic writing companies have decided to include their previously written papers in their database of "model papers" for sale to students looking to write their own papers, but wish to save time on researching or having to do extra work to complete their papers. The pre-used essays being sold by these companies are about 2 or 3 years old, still qualified as references for current research papers. Some students just rewrite the information as they read it, believing that they are creating fresh papers in the process. Others, use only bits and pieces to complete their original paper. So the academic writing companies that dabble in used research paper sales still manage to make money, even when their regular orders for original papers are few and far between.

I believe all the major essay companies have always sold both pre-written projects and custom-written projects; and that's never changed. I believe the change to which you're referring actually occurred around 2007, as soon as Turnitin made pre-written projects all but worthless, because they could no longer be used the way many (if not most) customers used to use them. The only real changes are that they can't sell as many pre-written essays and they had to lower their prices significantly, to reflect their greatly-diminished value. Nowadays, the only real value of pre-written essays is to help students get an idea of what a project on their topic should look like. But, in most cases, this is a waste of money, simply because professors will usually provide sample essays that provide the same benefit; and those samples are much better, anyway, because there's no doubt that the professor considered those samples to be good, which may or may not be the case with pre-written projects purchased elsewhere. At best, it's a complete waste of money; at worst, the pre-written commercial essay isn't even any good.


I don't think pre-written essays are very useful for that, largely because plagiarism scanners also scan reference pages. Even if the substantive content of an essay is sufficiently original to pass the scan, any essay that lists more than one or two references from any pre-written project will get flagged. I've even had customers tell me that the custom essays they purchased from an essay company failed, because the company writer apparently re-used so many of the references from a previous project that it was obvious that the new project was derived from a pre-written essay. Many students (and some inexperienced writers) don't even realize that citing sources from another source without crediting the source where you found those sources is also academic plagiarism, notwithstanding that the content of the essay itself might actually be all-original.

Pre-written essays are helpful in many regards.
Some students use them as a prototype on which to base their own essay. The structure of the essay can be useful in helping students write their own essays. Most students recognise the perils of plagiarism and will take account of that in their attitude towards and use of pre-written essays. Such essays have a place in the repertoire of reputable essay writing companies and I would never discourage students from buying them.

Why would pre-written essays purchased from commercial essay companies be any more helpful to students than the (free) assignment samples provided by their own professors who actually teach their courses and grade their submissions?

@FreelanceWriter

You need to ask some of the many students purchasing them. The practice where professors hand out free sample assignments is not that prevalent in the UK but may be popular in USA. If you understood the UK higher education system you would appreciate this. Stick to your own country.