essayexperts.com reviews?

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Has anyone heard of Essay Experts (essayexperts.com)? Any comments or experience to share?

does anyone know about essayexperts.ca??????

Unless you've been ripped off, this is not the place to ask.

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Has anyone tried essays experts? I can't find any threads on it.

essaysexperts.com[DND*] = deceptive, dishonest site from Ukraine

essaysexperts.com[DND*] No posts yet? are these legit?

I searched this site and couldnt find any reviews on thses guys.
essaysexperts.com[DND*]

(I assume that is a good sign so far :)

Does anyone have any reliable info on their service?
PLEASE Help!

Really? I doubt that to be the case but may be you should try them and let us know. My opinion is that they don't sound too honest- I could be wrong.

essaysexperts.com[DND*] = fraudulent, spamming site from Ukraine

?phrase=essaysexperts&searchType=0&where=0&action=search&searchGo=1 - PROOF

MOD: The "[DND* ]" injection makes search URLs invalid and not likable in posts.

No. The minute a company name comes across here with a DND means that company has been flagged as a scam. They are well known in the industry as fakes and have been reported / discussed enough times at this forum for them to finally request that the owners of the forum not allow any more discussions regarding their company on these boards. Take the DND as an indication to not hire the company or writer for any reason.

Well, company certainly wants to make sure that the students who are interested in their services know that academic blackmail is on the line. What? Why? How? Their landing page indicates several LA based universities BY NAME. That means there is a strong possiblity that the universities have already been tipped off that their students tend to use these services. It may also mean that they are warning students subtly of their dark intentions. Regardless of their ulterior motive, no student should take confidence in hiring a company that openly lists the universities where they have helped students. That is supposed to be a secret between the student, writer, and company. Anybody who does otherwise openly advertises their scamming purposes to the students.

It could be worse: they could have posted the full names of their clients in "testimonials" the way at least one of the other companies that was the subject of recent discussion here did.