Freelancewriter Review?

Considering using him/her. , any comments from previous users?? What about reviews of the other recommended writers?

Much overpriced. Poor research skill (but I never see his writing). No legit customer testimonial (except spam). No friend (beside other spammer) here.

What I can tell you is this

a. He is a legitimate writer - when I can't do a contract, or am overflowed, he is one of the 4 writers I can turn to (with confidence).

b. Don't listen to stu4, he is the resident clown

You are his buddy writer / spammer, not client. He has no legit client show.

When i couldn't do my assignment a day before I had to hand it in, Freelancewriter did it for me, and wrote with excellent vocabulary, grammar and knowledge of the subject being written.

Although I have only been his customer once, so that's my only experience. Hope that helps

I am a customer, and have been very pleased. I have used Freelance several times for about 5 papers for school in several different subjects. I have never gotten less than a 95% on anything he has written, and I intend to use him for an upcoming class where the entire course is a single major paper. His papers are concise, gramattically correct, and several times he has included the background research for free. I would highly recommend anyone to him.

Ryan94 and wilderness, you both happened upon this forum today?

He is very prompt in replies, does not plagiarize, original ideas, and reasonably priced. I have received A's and B's on all written papers. I would definitely recommend FreelanceWriter if you find yourself in an impossible time crunch and are unable to write on your own.

+ cph. It's sort of funny; I guess FW just emailed some of his clients to post testimonials (that violate the TOS because they are not genuine) here. Sigh..

cph, same question.

Dont know who to trust anymore lool , its so confusing

I don't necessarily believe that the person who started this thread isn't a competitor who might be embarrassed from one of our recent public arguments here just trying to set me up with a bunch of phony negative reviews. Usually, people contact me first and don't start threads like this.


Nonsense. As soon as I saw this thread, I just contacted about a dozen of my most recent clients and asked them to please just do exactly what this thread request: to chime in on the "essayscam forum" with their honest reviews of their recent experiences with me. I wasn't looking for this attention; I didn't start this thread; and I didn't ask anybody to do anything but check out this thread on this forum and respond to it genuinely and honestly. If anything happens to my account because of this, it will just prove to everybody that you're one of the mods here and that you're desperate enough to go through these kinds of shenanigans because you can't compete honestly, even against a freelance writer working solo. The TOS of this website do not prohibit anything that I've done. Every post is legitimately from a real client of mine who chose to come here and respond truthfully to this thread.

I don't keep track of whether people find me here or on essaychat and in most cases, I would have no way of knowing, since they usually just go through email and don't use any derivation of their forum IDs, although there are more than a few previous positive reviews (and no negative ones) about my work posted in older threads. Frankly, I don't recognize their S/Ns from here either, but if the clients I asked to chime in here actually took the trouble to sign up just to do that, I'd suggest that's a pretty positive thing too.


If you're being honest, even you would admit that you know without a doubt how good my work is because of your very intimate knowledge of how productive a writer I've been (and how often requested) at some of the very essay companies about which you know more than anybody here, including me. Even the other website owner here who had a very public fight with me admitted (repeatedly) that I'm "an excellent writer" and that my work "was excellent" and anybody can use the search function for those specific phrases in previous messages.

Here's one already posted on another thread:
https://essayscam.org/forum/es/essayservices-dissertation-help-needed-4434/#msg66179


Here's another, from the same student who ended up using me again even after saying I was too expensive and not particularly friendly in emails:


And:
https://essayscam.org/forum/es/legitimate-writing-services-2832/#msg67259


From someone whose work I declined (because scammers never decline anything):
essayscam/forum/ot/biggest-scam-essayscam-is-writers-posting-as-students-requesting-3973/#msg63309

Hi all, I rarely get into this type of argumentation, but when it is blatantly false, I feel I need to clarify things:

FREELANCE is a professional writer of the highest caliber. I have read his work, and sometimes we refer clients to each other when it is out of our area.

His fees are not high - the adage "you get what you pay for" is true - he is 100% plagiarism free, he has expertise in numerous areas, and he is above all honest.

Yes, he is from New York and often times blunt; but would you not rather have someone honest and blunt about deadlines and expectations than someone with few language skills and no research skills - you are not going out for a drink, you are hiring the best professional possible for a job.

I have NO problem whatsoever referring him to clients, or passing on work when I am overwhelmed or out of my depth in subject matter. Also, if someone has a legitimate issue with Freelance, contact him - don't complain about issues in a forum without adequate back up. It is far better to find win-win solutions to academic problems than to use a forum like this to deface someone.

Kelvin
researchpro

Thank you. Kelvin is one of the other most-often-requested and most experienced writers against whom I have competed for years, both on the essay-company boards and for freelance clients. Unlike some people here, we compete against one another honestly and fairly and without having to lie about one another.

Hello all - have to chime in. Freelance is a competitor of mine, but a professional and friendly one. We often recommend each other if we are overwhelmed or out of our depth. ANY honest writer would rather do this than take on a paper, no mater how lucrative, that would be less than quality.

First, Freelance has no need to scam anyone. He has thousands of happy clients who would write recommendations based on their experiences of high-quality, professional and timely work. I HAVE PERSONALLY READ HIS WORK on many subjects. It is cogent, well thought-out, far less discursive than I am most times, and always to the point and well documented. His claim of 100% plagiarism free is true, and I honestly do not know why there are posts that attack him based on subjective issues.

Often the best surgeons and lawyers may be overly blunt and lack "fuzzy bedside manners," if you want a true professional who will always be honest, then feel very free to contact Charles. In addition, and he will probably send a tomato bomb from NYC to Seattle over this, I recently witnessed a situation that also proves he may live in Mount Crumpet, but clearly has a heart! I, for one, would trust him to write ANYTHING for me, and I have been professionally writing for 20+ years.

Kelvin
@gmail

From two more clients and long-term forum members:

essayscam.org/forum/gt/foreign-companies-start-win-fight-domestic-canada-3493/#msg57386

From another writer who's a long-term member of this forum and another honest, above-board, direct competitor of mine with no reason to lie on my behalf:

Fake testimonial. DELETE.

I am one of those students who needed some help with my writing and found Freelancewriter actually on this site. After reading many stories online about companies that sell plagiarised or bad papers to students I decided to check on this site for a genuine writer.

I decided to go for Freelancewriter since he seemed to be active on the site and no one had said anything bad about him. It turned out to be an excellent choice. He a good writer and a friendly person who will do his best for his clients and has never missed a deadline.

Hello everyone,

Just stopping by because Freelance requested that I give an honest review of his work. I have used Freelance multiple times covering a variety of topics. He always delivered a well written and professionally sourced product. His work was always on time, and was written as I requested. I am happy to have freelance in my network, and would be more than confident to recommend him to anyone needing professional writing assistance.

I have been using him since August of this year. He has done A LOT of assignments for me. All of my assignments have been A's or B's (graduate level). I don't know what his prices are compared to anyone else because he is all I use. The topics for the assignments vary and he does the research for them.

Hi,
I personally know how hard it is to trust some random person and pay them a bunch of money to write a paper for you and trust it will be good work. I read about a bunch of online essay services and also individuals. I reached out to Freelance.When I told him what I needed and he quoted me a price I explained I was not im a position to spend that much (I waited to the last minute since I was really trying hard to do the paper myself so a quick turn around was of course more costly). He offered me his phone # so I could call him and he could talk to me a bit more. Rather than flat out tell me he couldn't help me out, he recommended another writer who he checked with and could get me what I needed for the price I could afford.

Talk to him, tell him what you need/expect and see how that goes. He is trustworthy.

First, thank you all.

To the Mods: all the posters above, without a single exception, are genuine clients of mine who I simply emailed this morning as soon as I saw this thread and asked that they post atrue account of their experiences with me. When I emailed them, I had no idea how many were already registered here and how many just found me here without ever registering. I know them only by their emails; I did not ask any of them to register here, and I violated no TOS at all. Do whatever check you do to confirm that I have no other connection to any of these posters whatsoever. The fact that some of them actually took the time to register here to post their genuine accounts of their experiences as my customers only confirms that they must all be very happy with the work they received from me. Several wrote me back saying they weren't registered and I responded to them that they should just forget my request.


Actually, please don't expect this because it was an unusual situation involving a military family and some other issues that made me want to go out of my way for this person. Normally, I only refer work to other writers (or companies) if I can't do it, never because someone doesn't accept my price quote. I don't give referrals to help people find a better price on work that I'm happy to do. In this particular case, I went out of my way to help someone.

I've also mentioned previously that I once sent an essay company customer a laptop that I ordered for her on ebay after she told me why she was ordering a paper instead of writing it herself in the first place: her house had burned down and she'd lost all her pets in the fire, along with her computer. I made about $50 on that paper and paid about $150 to have the same used IBM laptop that I use shipped directly to her from E-bay. Please do not contact me expecting me to help find you a cheaper writer based on this customer's experience with me...and also don't expect a free laptop from me either; these were both very unique situations that I chose to respond to in atypical ways.

Have you actually read the TOS? Do you think writers or essay companies can just show up with a cohort of their current/former clients and spam the forum with testimonials? The clients may be genuine (even though they are not because you were actively seeking their attention to post here), so you miss the point. Would you like "stu4", "Essays99", "MeoCon" etc. or dozens of other writers / company owners to invite their clients to post "genuine testimonials" here?

You are free to post your clients' testimonials on your website or on your blog,, but it is not fair to other writers or essay providers who have actually read and followed the TOS and chose not to engage in these dubious practices.

I didn't "show up" here with any cohorts and I had no role in starting this thread. If it were up to me it could all be deleted even though it's full of 100% genuine positive reviews from my actual clients. I sensed that I was being set up by a fraudulent attack strategy inviting phony criticisms and emailed so legit clients to do exactly what this thread invited: to give honest responses to using me as a writer. I contacted some of my real clients and asked if they'd mind just chiming in with their truthful opinions. If some of them were previous lurkers who decided to register I didn't even know that until after they had. If they mentioned not being registered, I told them not to bother. It's not any more of a TOS violation than if I'd simply posted and asked all of my former and present clients reading the thread to chime in. The fact that I emailed them because I don't even know most of my customers by their forum S/N doesn't change anything in relation to TOS. There are also plenty of members with much longer memberships here (both clients, prospective clients whose work I honestly declined, and prospective clients I went way out of my way for unselfishly)... not to mention all the other established forum writers vouching for my legitimacy and ability.

There is absolutely nothing "dubious" about my asking a happy client who found me lurking here to come back here to post a totally true review in a thread started by someone else asking for reviews about me. And all of those reviews are totally consistent with that more established customers (and other legit writers) say about my work, and even with the reviews of the quality of my "always excellent" work according to one website owner that she posted repeatedly even after our very public falling out. That person made it very obvious that she hates me and that it "galls" her to admit how good my writing is. The upshot is, I didn't solicit and fake customers to post about me, I didn't ask anybody to register here, and didn't start this thread. Real clients who found me here originally choose to share their opinions of my work here after I alerted them to this thread because I believed it was going to an underhanded attempted set-up by competitors to start posting false negative reviews by proxy.

The OP eventually contacted me and after I told him how much unnecessary trouble he caused me here today and how much time he'd wasted of mine on this nonsense, needless to see we're not going to be doing any business. There's a very good search function that you can use to check out the reputation of anybody established here. Meanwhile, I believe it possible for anybody (including the mods) to use the message function and determine that all those testimonials are 100% genuine satisfied clients who originally found me here and then commented about me here in a thread asking for that.

[Excuse any Ambien-induced errors]

Frankly freelance, like i told you , the problems caused were unintentional - its upsetting how you just flame at me for causing you such inconvenience , when i just genuinely wanted some feedback or reviews. And FYI i did you the search function - all i read was negative stuff about u , such as petitions to ban you and saying you 'steal' . I didn't believe that as you seemed civilised through emails so i decided to still give you a chance and do some of my own finding out via feedback . Frankly though , you may be a good writer, who knows, but you're certainly someone i would never want to deal with because your attitude seriously stinks. Case closed

By "legit clients" you mean only the clients satisfied with your work. You didn't email clients who might have had problems with your service, did you. Also, did you tell your "legit clients" to read the forum Terms, for example this point:

13. The EssayScam Forum is not a place for blatant advertising or publicity.

My guess is, again, no. Because you don't care about forum rules; you only care about your "reputation" and finances.

Do you really think you're the only one who came up with an idea to try to spam forum with invited testimonials?


So you know the Terms after all? How "positive recommendations" are different from "invited and positive testimonials"?

I didn't invite any "positive recommendations"; I simply asked my clients (all of whom I figured were already registered here, too) to chime in with their honest and genuine impressions about using me. I didn't even consider which clients or which projects and simply sent the same email to my last dozen or so clients. If any of them hadn't had a "positive" experience, they'd have chimed in with a negative comment; but that's not what happened.


My response to Major:
No, by "legit" clients, all I meant was that they were all real clients of mine and not shills that were not actually clients of mine. As I said in the other thread in my response to you, I didn't even check which clients or projects were involved; I just emailed my last dozen or so clients (including some first-time clients) to "chime in" with their "genuine and honest impression" about using me as a writer and many of them did, including some who apparently registered here for that purpose. Until they did, I had no idea they weren't all already members here.

As to the comments of the OP:
I encourage anybody interested to use the search function and take a look at the threads he's talking about. NONE of those negative comments was posted by a client: they were all posted by one essay company owner with whom I had a very public falling out (who also tried to get me fired from other companies) and the other was by someone who is, in my opinion, undoubtedly the owner of other essay companies who thought that my just mentioning what essay companies I write for on this forum constitutes "stealing customers" from those companies. Again, I encourage anybody curious about any of this to check those threads and form your own opinion of the arguments on both sides.


Response to Major:
Just for the record, as of today, there's absolutely no mention anywhere in the TOS about this and neither the term "invite" nor "testimonial" appears in them anywhere. As I've said several times, I didn't start that thread asking for reviews about me; I wasn't looking for that kind of attention; and all I did was contact my last dozen or so clients asking them to check out that thread and then do exactly what that thread requested: to leave an honest response about their experiences using me as a writer. I didn't "screen out" any unhappy clients and I didn't prompt anybody to say something positive about me. If it's appropriate for someone to start that thread in the first place, it's appropriate to ask people to just read it and respond to it. The mods could have just deleted it if they didn't want a thread up that was asking for reviews, but since they left it up, I figured I should contact some of my clients and just let them know that someone had asked for reviews about me here.

I'd post all the TOS here, but you'd probably say that was a "violation" for "copying" or "altering" them.

FreelanceWriter appears to have stacked the deck in this thread. Major's point seems to be not that the clients he utilized to do this aren't genuine, but that FW's methods are transparently and biasedly mercenary.

Exactly.


It makes me wonder how you can actually comprehend and follow your clients' instructions? You miss the whole point of the debate and you miss the goal of the TOS.

Do you know what stops writers like ghostwriter, 99essays, etc. from doing exactly that?

1. The TOS.

2. Integrity. They get it -- they also have dozens of satisfied clients who could register new accounts and post their "genuine impressions" about their work upon request. But they don't do it because it's tacky and not genuine. They aren't as desperate as you seem to be.


It's not about keywords in the TOS. What part of the message you don't understand:

The EssayScam Forum is not a place for blatant advertising or publicity.

As I've said, I didn't create this thread and would have had no objection if the mods had simply deleted it entirely or if they chose to delete it now. When I saw it, I was concerned that one of my cut-throat competitors here had created it and was just setting me up for phony negative propaganda by proxy in the same way that you're now accusing me of having used it for positive propaganda. I merely asked my last dozen or so clients to check the thread and issue an honest response; if any of them had been dissatisfied with my services, he or she could have trashed me in response instead of supporting me. I wasn't looking for this kind of attention here and would prefer if the thread had never been created in the first place. Nobody knows what other writers would have done because nobody ever created a thread asking for "reviews" about them. Trust me, I'd much rather not be interrupting my work at this time of year by having to respond to all this nonsense.

In other words, you asked for publicity. On the other hand, I see your intentions were not as ill-willed as I initially thought.

I didn't want this publicity at all. My only "intention" was to protect myself pre-emptively against what I thought could be a very nasty, totally dishonest attempt by one of my illegitimate competitors here to set me up and then ruin my reputation with lies by proxy shills. If I'd have know that the thread was started by a real potential client in the first place, I'd have simply posted a short response encouraging my clients to respond truthfully instead of emailing them to do the same. Even though all the clients who responded (and several of my legitimate freelance competitors) supported me, I'd prefer that the entire thread disappeared, but we both know that's not up to me. I'm not "complaining" about that; just saying that if I thought all of this was as helpful to me as you seem concerned that it might be, I'd prefer that it stayed up because of the responses from my clients and honest competitors.

Now let's not go spreading any falsehoods about me ...

Thanks for being honest and admitting integrity is not your strong suit..

Yes, honesty is the best policy.

How can I go about contacting a writer directly? Do writers ever give out phone numbers for clients to talk more directly? Sorry if these are basic questions but I'm new to all this.

there seems to be a lot of tension in these forums

There was a lot of tension, but it's getting better. We're all heading to the massage parlor and sauna later.

I've had a great experience with FreelanceWriter. If I had to use a writing service again, I would definitely use him in the future. He keeps you updated on the progress, and when you can expect the project. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a freelance writer for essays or any other projects.

Thank you. I don't know who you are but I suspect probably the two Employment Law projects that I just did earlier today.

Actually, I don't really provide updates on most projects; I just deliver them on the date promised. In your case (if you're the person I have in mind), you originally asked for delivery on the "15th or 16th" and since you were a first-time client, I just didn't want you to start getting nervous last night or this morning, so I emailed yesterday to let you know that both of your essays would be ready this afternoon. You just happen to be a very easy and patient client, which I definitely appreciate; but don't give people the wrong idea, because I wouldn't want any less easy or patient clients to start expecting periodic updates on all their pending projects. Few things more annoying than emails asking "how's my essay coming along?" when it's a short paper that's still several days (and maybe a dozen or more other projects) in my future and it's just a name and topic in a little box on a date on my calendar. (On the other hand, a quick email just to make sure I have you scheduled for delivery on the date when you're expecting your essay is perfectly fine.) But thank you, again.