My Experience with NYCFreelanceWriter.com

TL;DR: If you are looking for an excellent writer and are willing to spend a bit more, look no further than him!

I am an undergraduate student in the field of humanities and social sciences, and I usually get decent grades. I had three essay due last week, so given my sleep and mental health, I had little choice but to find someone to help me write my paper. I looked around on the internet and didn't really saw any way to distinguish between legit services and outright scams. I stumbled across this forum, and I have to say, this is probably the best discussion room for anyone looking for a writer. From what I have read here, essay writing services like graduatewriter.com are pretty much hit or miss. It's all depends on whether the writer who takes your topic is serious about it or not.

I decided not to risk it and contacted two writers. I was a bit hesitant about NYCFreelanceWriter.com at first, since there is no price listed on his website, and you have to contact him to get a quote. However he was surprisingly responsive. The other writer have contacted never replied to my request.

Quality: From a writer's perspective he is impeccable. Flawless English, absolutely no plagiarism (believe me I have checked), and good argument and referencing. However, as a student, you should know that asking him to write your essay is not an automatically A+. He probably isn't, after all, gonna happen to specialise in the area you are asking him to write in. Don't get me wrong, it's definitely a good essay, but don't expect to get a full mark simply because you paid for it. If you want to get an A+, you should still consult with your professor, and dedicated days, if not weeks, for research. There's only so much a person can do it in a few days. Despite all this, if you're in a hurry and wants a good essay (A or A-), he is definite the person for you to go. His essay address the essay prompt accurately, has good research baked into it, and overall have a quite strong structure and argument.

Price: Honestly, the price is a bit high for me, and it's really pushing the limit of what's I'm willing to spend, but given the tight deadline and the assurance that you WILL get a good essay, it's nonetheless acceptable. The alternative would be searching the whole Internet, contacting someone that has little reputation, and just HOPE that he is a good writer. That being said, I would really appreciate it if he could list his price on his website for potential customer to get a rough estimate.

Well, that's probably all. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll do my best to answer!

This is what I've been talking about. Quality papers come at a hefty price tag. The reputation of the writer dictates his degree of reliability and customer care. This review should help put the other students looking for a writer at ease. One more positive review, another satisfied client, one more reason to trust the reviews for specific writers at this forum. One need look no further for reliable premium writer services. In case anyone tries to make a big deal out of the lack of proper user handle, it is not an issue. He most likely logged in as a guest. FYI, the system would have caught FLW if he tried to get another identity or log in as a guest. So no, he did not write this review for himself.

If I'd written it myslef, I would't have had to email Admin just now to ask them to please edit out the price. I purposely don't publicize my price and would prefer that hadn't been included, for several reasons.

Thanks to Admin for editing out the price; I really appreciate it.


Thanks for the support. The last time someone posted a review like this for me a few years ago, it generated all sorts of accusations within minutes of being posted.


Exactly. This is also (the main reason) why I prefer not to publicize my prices at all. Unfortunately, this just isn't a normal industry where (mostly) legit providers compete against one another and whose prices are slightly different but in the same ball park, because they all offer roughly comparable services. In this industry, there are many more scammers and rip-off artists -- or just plain old horribly unqualified providers -- competing (and fairly successfully) against the relatively few of us legit providers by offering prices that are ridiculously low and much less than what good legit providers typically charge for the quality work that all customers hope to receive anytime they pay for projects. My main concern is that many new customers don't realize that and will be duped by those low prices (and by the flashy high-quality websites that play a large role in the success of those horrible providers) even more than they already are if I publicize my prices. The other reason is simply that not all projects are the same price, because prices are based on several factors, such as level of education, whether projects are for US or UK institutions, the amount of time that I think a project will require, and quite frankly, how busy I happen to be and how much will make it worth it to me to have to squeeze it in to make that deadline along with all of my other deadlines and non-work plans and commitments.

All these assignments work on a case to case basis so I can understand why you would not want to publicize your prices. There are back and forth negotiations involved, as well as other circumstances that may be unique to every student or professional. So the price could go up or down, depending on the situation. What truly matters is that the student / professional is assured of getting the paper they paid for upon delivery. No revisions required. That is what they pay for and expect of the writer and his product.

This is all true; but the main reason that I don't like publicizing my prices is simply that it increases the chances that new customers who don't yet realize that most of my lower-priced competitors (both independent writers and big essay companies) are totally unqualified will just do a very quick price comparison and then go right to my totally unqualified competitors. At least when they have to contact me first for a price quote, I have the chance to explain why there's such a price differential and warn them not to trust my competitors with more than a very short portion of a larger project.

@FreelanceWriter
Sorry I just couldn't resist commenting on this thread as illustrating another blatant example of your self-publicity machine. The double act is in full swing. Your posts are NOTED, now let me comment on your website.

"Generally, my prices start at $30/pg (USD) for the easiest types of projects (for me, that is) and go up from there for difficulty (again, for me) and for rush due dates"

Your grammar is atrocious (that means terrible). Let me amend it for you free of charge. [b]and increase from there according to difficulty and for work required urgently

I appreciate $30/pg is for the easiest projects but I can command £350 for 1,000 words. I wouldn't get out of bed for $30/pg although It might be the American way, cheap and cheerful. Is $30/pg for kindergarten age? So why with all of your experience assuming it's true (a big assumption) do you charge peanuts?

Nice photo of you under Professional Services....

I "publicize" myself here in exactly two, and only two ways: (1) by demonstrating my writing ability in forum posts and (2) by paying to list my profile and website. Both of those are completely within the rules and totally above-board. As I have suggested many times, there are really only three types of forum participants on this forum: (1) writers and company reps looking for clients who openly admit to being writers and company reps, (2) students and other prospective customers for essay-writing services, and (3) writers and company reps who don't admit to being writers and company reps, and who pretend to be "observers" interested in this forum for "other" reasons, despite having no financial interest in selling essays. Obviously, nobody sane who doesn't sell essays in some capacity or who doesn't need to find someone who does would ever have any reason to waste time here.


Right. You'll only get out of bed (for free and right smack in the middle of the busiest essay season all year) to stalk someone else's website and to launch totally unprovoked vicious personal attacks in multiple threads and to make ridiculous completely false accusations against someone who has never directed a single post toward you.

@FreelanceWriter
Passive aggressive is your technique. Your insatiable need to justify and forensically examine everything is worrying. You and your aliases police the forum and have a pathetic need to have the last word on nearly every post. You confuse stalking with someone who calls you out. If you were that busy you wouldn't have time to police this forum on a full time basis. Use your time wisely, read some grammar books.

Kindly provide a single example of my passive-aggressiveness.


I'm not going to allow you to post outrageously false accusations without responding to them. So far, I've directly addressed each of your false accusations and either provided evidence sufficient to disprove your claims -- at least to any rational objective reader -- or I've asked you to back up your false claims my providing an example. In every case, you've simply ignored the evidence and repeated your accusation and you've ignored the request to provide any example to substantiate your accusation. For example, you've implied that I've been a "bully"; but you ignored my request for you to provide a single example of my ever having "bullied" anybody. Likewise, you've also accused me of being "Writers Beware"; but when I provided links to old threads (and examples of threads started by WB that no freelancer would ever have started, because they only steered customers away from any freelancer) to demonstrate why this is a ridiculous accusation, you've simply ignored that and repeated your accusations, as you just did here, by implication, in relation to "aliases" and to "policing" the forum.


Again, I have no "aliases" and you can check directly with forum Admin if you don't want to take my word that I'm not associated with Noted or with Writers Beware (or with Writers 2 Beware, either). Nor am I associated in any (dishonest) way with the OP of this thread that seems to have set you off. Kindly provide a single example of my ever having attempted to "police" this forum anywhere in the 14 years that I've been here under this one ID. The OP of this thread is a genuine client of mine who can be contacted directly through the messaging system and his experience with my work mirrors the experience of just about every client of mine for 20+ years.


I'm not the one initiating vicious and totally unprovoked attacks or making totally untrue accusations against a competitor who has never directed a single word at me, before. I'm not the one spending my time picking through your website and posting about your writing, your prices, or your (obviously) stock photos that you selected for your site. My posts contribute substantively to the actual topics of threads; your posts don't address any thread topic and consist of nothing but personal attacks against me. I post here, on average, about once every 2 or 3 days and always directly on the topic of existing threads. This is the (only) way that I actively publicize my services here. You add nothing of substance to any thread and, apparently, come here for no purpose other than to defame me with completely fabricated accusations and lies.

@FreelanceWriter
Admin cannot prove whether you have adopted an alias. Most people know how easy it is to set up different profile names using different email addresses.

Yes I agree the use of stock photographs are common on websites but putting that image directly by your bio infers that the person is you. You could have chosen another image whereby you couldn't have been passing yourself off as that person. The OP is another 'newbie' conveniently for you.

You seem to have overlooked the grammatical errors I pointed out. Are these the type of errors a genuine non-practicing attorney would make.

Actually, you don't cover grammar in law school, and I fix grammar in the stuff I edit for practicing lawyers all the time. For example, it was about 10 years before law school when I learned the difference between "infer" (which only the reader or listener ever does) and "imply" -- which is the word you actually want in this latest unprovoked diatribe of yours -- as well as in another thread, while you're presuming to evaluate the grammar on the website of the competitor whose website and forum posts you've decided to spend your valuable time stalking, instead of building up your own business by simply providing excellent work to clients, as I have for 20+ years.

He inferred that she was not interested in a relationship from what she said in her letter. From what you've said, I infer that it wasn't the first time this had happened? All are legitimate phrases as is the one I have used. You are desperate now. Your website says 2009-2021 but in case you hadn't noticed it's 2022.

The day I take lessons from a Yank who uses the phrase 'and I fix grammar in the stuff' will be a long time hence (that means in the future). You're not in Home Depot fixing a drain although you might be better at that than you are at presenting yourself as a legitimate writer.

No, you'd rather just ignore what every authority on English (on both continents) knows about the obvious difference between imply and infer exactly the same way WB once tried to defend referring to the "amount" of mistakes instead of number of mistakes rather than simply admitting to being wrong in that old thread I linked before. Are you sure that YOU aren't actually WB? In any case, you should spend more time worrying about your own grammar and word usage instead of worrying about mine.

No need to take my word for it:
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/imply-or-infer
Imply or infer?
Grammar > Easily confused words > Imply or infer?
from English Grammar Today

We imply something by what we say. We infer something from what somebody else says. The main difference between these two words is that a speaker can imply, but a listener can only infer. When someone implies something, they put the suggestion into the message: Are you implying that the team cheated?

When someone infers something, they take the suggestion out of the message. In order to underline this difference, infer is used with the preposition from: Then I think we must infer from what they said that they believe we should reapply for the job.

Typical error: We don't use infer to refer to what someone has said:
Are you implying that I cheated?
Not: Are you "inferring" that I cheated?

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Look who's talking about being "desperate": You're spending your time (and requiring me to waste mine) stalking a competitor's website and scraping the barrel for mistakes to attack, such as the fact that I haven't gotten around to updating the copyright notice to 2022. Regarding my use of "stuff," anybody rational understands the difference between a mistake and the informal use of colloquialism in a forum post. I believe I also once used the word "ain't" right in the title of a thread that I started; that wasn't a "mistake," either. https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/thing-paper-1619/

I'm also going to "infer" from the content and style of your hatred and unprovoked attacks on me that you're also just another of Editor75's endless list of identities on this forum. The only difference between this one and your other dozen or so is that you apparently created this one while your main ID was still active.

@FreelanceWriter Some unsolicited advice from me. Ignoring this person going forward would be the best thing for you to do. Focus on what is truly important, selling your skills and helping students. This troll is not going to shut-up and fade away if you constantly take his bait. He is not worth the effort to argue with or explain to. He is incapable of having a logical discourse. He is not even a real academic writer anyway. He never managed to provide any evidence that he is any sort of skilled writer. He is just filled with rage and jealousy for you at this point.He is just looking to start and prolong senseless arguments. Something that I choose to believe is beneath you and I.

I would like to apologize for having mentioned your name in the first place in the thread that got him started. My only intention was to make sure I understood your explanation in our previous conversation properly and I was applying it correctly to the scenario. I had no idea this guy would fly off the handle like this. My apologies again.

@Noted
Thank you, but it's neither your fault nor the fault of the OP, who is a legit client of mine and intended only to leave an honest review of my services.

I do ignore him as much as possible; but when he makes specific accusations, such as about my having multiple aliases in this thread, I can't allow them to go without a response. As you know, many readers of this forum aren't even registered members, and they have no idea what to believe when someone makes those kinds of accusations. My responses are never actually for his benefit, but for the benefit of anybody reading this who might actually believe his nonsense if I don't respond to it.

"LawEssayUK" is obviously the same person who used to post here as Rusty Iron Chains before he created his Editor75 persona. As Rusty, he used to claim to be a published author who only moonlighted in this industry, which he called a "cesspit." He also bragged several times about the size of his house and about "Mercedes shopping" in addition to saying that all customers of essay companies "deserve to be scammed" and he admitted to re-selling old essays that belonged to others. He also wrote a book (which he self-published) that detailed how he was a successful rip-off artist in several different industries.

He then reinvented himself as Editor75, and under that new ID, he suddenly became a white knight, policing this forum for perceived rules infractions and instigating many totally unprovoked attacks on me. The last thread to which I linked makes it obvious that it's the same person: stalking my posts, stalking my website, referring to how bad my writing is, accusing me of "promoting" myself for just posting in threads, and claiming that I never really graduated from law school. About the only thing he left out so far as "LawEssayUK" is calling me "old" and an "ex-jock." The similarities between his specific accusations make it obvious that it's the same person. The only difference is that he's using an ID that he created while still active here as Editor75 and that he's pretending to be British. The ridiculous overkill in how many times he specifically refers to being British and (especially) the way he repeatedly calls me a "yank" makes it conspicuously obvious that he's trying a bit too hard to sell his new "British" persona.

Editor75 was obviously the same person whose last dozen or so IDs were banned with all of his posts (mostly attacking you and Cite) sent to the Trash/Off-Topic areas. The other day, when I mentioned Editor75 in this thread https://essayscam.org/forum/es/genuine-companies-outsource-esl-writers-personal-473/#msg85599

he immediately reappeared under a new ID the same day as "OrchidGoblin" and resumed his usual attacks on me. Obviously, he's been lurking and monitoring this forum like a demented stalker, even though his main ID was banned years ago. Since then, he's been periodically rejoining under new ID after new ID and getting banned for trolling the Admin, Cite, and you. Anybody who bothers to check the last few threads I linked will spot the unmistakable similarity immediately.

@FreelanceWriter Then there is a high likelihood that he was also the person who started attacking you in the chat section. That makes him even more deplorable in his attempts to discredit you and I. He does not realize that all he is accomplishing through his direct attacks on you is helping to promote your services and proving your integrity as a long- time writer in this field.

I realize that. His life must not be going very well for him to continue stalking both of these forums and to start launching these totally unprovoked attacks all over again out of the blue, after years of relative silence. It's always the same mantra: I'm abusing the forum by promoting my service and by paying to advertise, I never really graduated from law school, my website is horrible, I'm a braggart (even though he's the only one ever bragging about his house and cars and how much he "doesn't need" to work in this industry), my writing is boring and terrible, and everything I've ever said about having been one of the top 3 or 4 writers out of the hundreds at the biggest and best American essay company is all a lie). The only new element is that he's now also accusing me of having multiple IDs on the forum, including yours. I don't believe there are two different human beings on this planet busy stalking my website and my posts on these two forums. It's all the same psychopath who used to post here as Editor75, and before that, as RustyIronChains.

@FreelanceWriter Just because you don't like my opinion of you, it seems you have taken great trouble to falsely accuse me of being Rusty Iron Chains/Editor 75. What a copycat. You would rather dismiss me as a troll than accept I have found major flaws with the impeccable pedigree you seek to present. Then we have @Noted entering the dialogue to keep the charade going.

I'll suggest you contact Admin to see if I am RustyIrons/Editor 75 as you suggested I did. You are now falsely accusing me of being WB. A bit late in the day to come up with such ridiculous accusations. It is increasingly clear that you are the sort of person who dislikes scrutiny. I am not a Yank and pleased to be British. Any website that does not display a contact phone number should be treated as 'suspicious' or in your language 'dodgy' in the opinion of most reasonable people.

You are prone to exaggeration 'I never really graduated from law school, my website is horrible', I never said that. 'It's all the same psychopath who used to post here as Editor75, and before that, as RustyIronChains' indicates the level of your desperation to promote yourself as legitimate. You have resorted to falsely accusing me of creating false profiles because I called you out on that and exposed you for the tin pot writer you are. Decent writers do not use colloquialisms on their websites :'.and you notify me within 24 hours of receipt, the fix is free....'. Are you a plumber?

@Noted 'He is just filled with rage and jealousy for you at this point. He is just looking to start and prolong senseless arguments. Something that I choose to believe is beneath you and I'. Interestingly @Noted speaks for both of you. Anyone would think you were one and the same. Isn't it time @Jonas made a cameo appearance?

It's "beneath you and me," not "beneath you and I," and nobody British would ever make that mistake, Mr. British Grammarian.

@FreelanceWriter
I didn't say it! @Noted said it in #15 and it is just the sort of mistake a Yank would make. People need to be careful when they have several aliases as they can easily make errors. You cannot even attribute a post to the correct author. I rest my case my learned non-practicing attorney.or perhaps it should be nonentity.

I enjoy fiction as much as the next guy, and when it's about me, it's even better. I don't even care who writes it. A fizzled bureaucrat with a 90 IQ? Fine. It's great to get the attention; it's nice to be noticed.

Speaking of, one thing I remember from psych 101 is that people often project their insecurities onto others, and then overcompensate in doing so. Aren't people funny? If I got to the 200 level, I'd be able to explain it better.

Imagine that you're insecure about no one ever noticing the hacky, repetitive, run-on-riddled drivel you're advertising here as if it were gold. You might not ever even get to sign your work with your real name, or see any of the grades you get (maybe that's a good thing). And you need to feel important. So it makes sense that you start pretending that people who couldn't give two ***** about you are stalking you. I'm not sure, but I think that condition might be called delusional paranoia.

But it's not all bad news. I have correctly, I believe, diagnosed myself as having neither a split personality nor amnesia. So, you may rest assured that I am not LawEssay, who, while they make some good points, has their own insecurity issues on display about a certain well-weathered bogeyman, the Yank. This is a chip that I don't have on my shoulder. In fact, I root for the Yanks every spring.

Jeez, your sleuthing skills are the pits, counselor. You should probably stick to hack-work.

@orchidgoblin

Yes I hold my hands up about the Yank comment. The rest of your post is spot on. 'the hacky, repetitive, run-on-riddled drivel you're advertising here' sums up @FreelanceWriter

He's not even defending himself, perhaps he's looking for a decent 'practicing' attorney.

It must be embarrassing being confronted with the truth that more than one person can see through his fatuous twaddle.