Freelancewriter Review?

Stumbling service that nauseatingly ingratiating belongs in a "Men's Warehouse," not on a message board that I use for information and entertainment.

Don't you have an email?

I don't know who the person is and I didn't ask anybody to leave a review anywhere. Someone said something nice; I just said "thank you" and corrected something that happens to contradict what I've said previously here (and on my website) about not usually providing any updates on pending work. I don't want anybody getting the wrong idea and then complaining that I don't give "updates" other than reassuring clients that their projects are (still) scheduled on my calendar for delivery on the date originally promised.

I was simply stating my opinion on a thread titled 'Freelancewriter Review' based on my experience. If this thread isn't providing you with anything or holds no value, maybe you should lurk in some other thread.

This commercial shouldn't exist in the first place.

I'm just feeling free to read and observe; thanks. Here is my observation: your "writer" either doesn't want to pay for advertising, or doesn't have an email.

He does indeed have an email, and I have emailed him saying thank you. As I've stated before I was just giving my genuine opinion of my experience with a free lance writer to those who have asked on a thread that is asking for reviews. As a student who needed help, I was grateful for forums that gave reviews on free lance writers because it helped me tremendously to choose one. Maybe your a tad hurt that his clients are happy with the work he has done, and recommend him to those looking for a free lance writer. There wouldn't be enough advertisement in the world that would ever have a new person like me use a writer like you, if you indeed are a 'ghostwriter'.

It wasn't a commercial. In retrospect, it was just a prospective client just trying to figure out whether I'm legit in an unusual way. Originally, I suspected it was a set up and you're thelastperson here who should have trouble understanding what I thought was going on, or who might have been responsible. I responded to protect myself in the exact same way the legitimate essay companies with which you're very well acquainted responded when they thought someone was falsely attacking their reputation online: I asked a few customers of mine to post their totally honest reviews; just like those essay companies asked a few writers (including me) to post our honest reviews about them. The two differences are that in that case, they asked writers, not customers; and in that case, they actually asked us toregister accounts on the forum where they asked us to respond.

I (still) don't even know which of my clients HW is and I haven't asked anybody to leave any kind of review of me anywhere since that first day. It's not my fault that all of the genuine comments from my clients and from several other legitimate writers who know me all said something supportive. I already said several times that if it had been up to me I'd have deleted the thread, but that isn't exactly up to me. I'd also like to have back the part of my life that I've had to waste responding to it.


Actually, I've paid for a banner ad on this forum previously and intend to again, just not right before most potential clients are leaving for their vacations.


Thank you, again. You don't have to spend your time getting involved in this, but I appreciate it. If you get a chance, email me to let me know who you are if you want to.

Thanks for your input. As I stated, if you have been reading, I use this forum for information and entertainment, not advertising.

I would also like to point out the obvious, and say that it's relatively easy to sign up to this forum under multiple names, if one should so choose.

Probably, if it were intended for, or allowed, advertising, that wouldn't be the case.

Apparently, though, it sells ads to members. Who knew? How much are these ads? Are they effective?

For an anti-scam forum, this place is pretty full of rackets... and low on oversight.

Guess that makes two of us, hence why I stated my experience because I am sure there are others out there who would find this information useful and informative like I have.


I doubt these ads would be effective for someone like you.

Only anybody clever enough to decipher that coded secret message in a clickable link at the top of every page that reads "ADVERTISE HERE."

I appreciate being quoted as much as anyone, but please... don't let it put you in blinders. Whatever money you dumped on advertising here is ultimately your own sad affair. My principal concern is the obvious one.

I am dealing with all types of academic papers:

1. Dissertation/ Thesis
2. Essay Writing
3. Homework Writing
4. Assignments

I will constantly stay in touch with you to keep you updated on the progress of your work.
Email: (at)gmail(dot)com

proficientwriter:

1. Your English sucks.
2. You're a spammer.

Any ideas?

The Freelancer review

Has anyone used his services? Is he trustworthy?

My better instincts tell me to stay away from this site. but I am compelled to weigh in here. Didn't you take the time to read the above testimonials before posting this question? My reputation has been impugned by these types of questions in the past, and you really have no right to question this writer's integrity without even giving him a chance.

If you are lucky enough to secure his services, I will personally guarantee your satisfaction.

Actually, I believe the Mods deleted a newer thread asking about a totally different writer and merged it into this thread that was originally about me. The other writer calls himself/herself "The Freelancer" on EssayChat and that's why I sometimes respond to those posts just to make sure people don't confuse us because of the similarity between "FreelanceWriter" (me) and "The Freelancer" (him/her).

Thanks Verb, appreciate the support.

(PV and I are direct competitors on the company boards and for freelance work. We know one another's work and sometimes refer projects back and forth when either of us is overbooked or where a project is out of our respective areas.)

I think FW is trying to promote himself either by using an alternative ID or by persuading someone else to promote his work in the hope of making ££££

Negative. The moderators of this forum actively monitor exactly that kind of thing and will immediately edit the offending post to publicize any such attempt. The poster above you (PV) is another writer known very well as a legitimate professional freelance and company writer in his own right, and there are several other known writers who responded to support me earlier in this thread. Without exception, every single person who responded to support me in this thread is either another writer who knows my work or an actual client of mine who was genuinely happy with my work.

I didn't ask for this attention and the OP also turned out to be a genuine customer looking for reviews about me this way instead of just vetting me more privately or trying me out for a short project the way everybody else does. I told him in no uncertain terms how much I didn't appreciate being the subject of his thread in this way because of the opportunity it provides to the resident dirtbag vultures to attack me, and even his (the OP's) response to that in this thread proves I had nothing to do with this at all. The post asking about "the Freelancer" that the Mods moved here by accident wasn't even about me: it was someone asking about a totally different writer whose posts on EssayChat I normally respond to just to let people know he isn't me.

I just wanted to note that as far as the forum actively monitoring anything, what a load of horse ****.

They don't monitor ads by this guy who ambulance-chase poaches customers on here while having ads, and they don't monitor ads from writer-fining, wild-west style scam sites (Critical Poof Escort Service, Academia-research.com, et al.), either. What a joke!

Also, it's pretty damn easy to post under 2 names, so again, I call horse ****, absolutely. Don't believe me? Ask "ghostwriter."


He's a great guy; you can totally trust him.

FreelanceWriter

yep, there's been a mistake, I was asking about different writer.

Congratulation to smart student. You avoided big mistake.

I have just received the paper from FreelanceWriters today, and the work is good (better than I write it my self).
So, I assure you that he is not a scam.

Look at who's calling the kettle black. This from the person who doesn't know the difference between "queue" and "cue". Nuff said. At least I do not pretend to be a law school graduate. Anybody with a brain can crack open a law book and cite it. Even give a paraphrased textbook definition as you have just done. Quit pretending ok? Prove you are a law school graduate first. Why have you never picked up on that challenge? Something that you have been asked to do by people here for almost 2 decades now. Something is up with you...

Hello all - I've received the completed version of the longer paper from FreelanceWriter and wanted to post a brief update. Once again, the work was delivered a full day earlier than promised, and the quality is fantastic. I truly couldn't be happier with these results. FLW's writing is flawless and shows a mastery of the subject matter and writing conventions for UK legal scholarship, frankly to a greater extent than I was even expecting after doing my due diligence. I am absolutely thrilled.

@noted I do appreciate your concern here, but I feel I should share my experience with vetting FreelanceWriter. I, too, wanted proof that he had a law degree, so I did a fair amount of due diligence before engaging him officially. I first called his law school's registrar's office to see if they could confirm that he is an alumnus. The office indicated that they could not disclose information about one of their students without going through a long process of submitting consent forms and the like. So I asked FreelanceWriter for a scan of his diploma, and he sent that to me along with his New York driver's licence and his alumni association card.

To be extra sure, I even verified FLW's landline phone number independently before even trusting that the number he provided was really his. We then spoke briefly over the phone and I reviewed his .gov reports on the HHS-OIG website, and I also reviewed some redacted UK law writing samples he had provided. These steps, along with the verification of his law degree, assuaged my initial fear about working with him (or with anyone, for that matter).

But most importantly, any of my remaining doubts vanished completely as soon as I saw the first piece of writing I had ordered from him. I'm genuinely thrilled that a freelancer, especially an American, was able to deliver such high-quality work on a UK law project, and so quickly.

All electronic evidence can be easily faked and manipulated. That was not really the type of vetting that should be done and unless he is paying you to defend him, please stay out of this. You protest too much to be a legitimate client at this point. He has been using his paid network long enough to cover his tracks. Now I am questioning if you were a legitimate client, a plant, or FLW himself under a new and assumed identity. I will no longer respond after this to either of you. I do not really care what you think or about your glowing partnered and instructed reviews from him. He pays enough at this forum for the owners to be in cahoots with him. What's to stop him from creating a fake client here to help boost his dying academic writing business? Nothing. That is why you are here.

@SeekingLawPapers

The penny has just dropped. I had wondered about you but held back until now.

You do write in a similar fashion to FW, one might even say in an identical way.
Just when his reputation was as low as it could be (remember his use of 'queue' instead of 'cue') you appear.
Your PM to me asking if I would write your projects as I was 'credentialised' set me thinking. This is not a term a British person normally uses. I think you were hoping for me to jump at the opportunity when you and your alter ego FW could tell everyone that I was an active writer. The trouble is when I said that I presumed you had written the essays, you never replied. Had you written them and had you not been able to get anyone else, I was going to offer to proofread them. But you never replied because you were just trying to flush me out as an active writer and you failed.

If you really think I believe that a British student made a phone call to an American law school's registrar's office, you must think I was born yesterday. Documents can be forged. This is actually hilarious and the fact that you are bragging about his credentials and not concerned that he is breaking English law, says a great deal. A genuine British student would not do this nor would a genuine British student admit that the essay had been written for him, after all the recent publicity about essay mills being banned in England. This is another publicity stunt and anyone wih half a brain cell can see it for what it is.

I'm afraid I've waded into some nasty politics that I don't have much interest in getting involved in. However, I feel I should clarify that I initially contacted a1writer because he asked me to. I came to this forum because I hoped to find a UK writer experienced in law projects. To correct another little detail, I checked my email exchanges with a1writer and the word I used was, in fact, 'credentialed', not 'credentialised'.

When a1writer told me he didn't know anyone he could recommend for my law projects aside from a site with loads of negative reviews, I decided to give Freelancewriter a chance. Then I did everything possible to vet him, ordered a short paper to sample his work, and then ordered a longer project when I was thrilled by the initial results. I don't have any need to prove any of this to such a bizarrely hostile audience. My only goal has been to find a writer and I reported my experience in a way that might be helpful to other students like me. I thought that was the main purpose of the forum, but I am genuinely sorry if I've triggered some other sort of meltdown. These weird accusations are confusing to say the least. Anyway, I still hope my posts have been helpful to others who are uninvolved in whatever else is going on here.

Self promotion under a different name is still self promotion FLW.

@SeekingLawPapers

'Credentialed' is a North American adjective for having qualifications or documentation indicating one's suitability for something. The British spelling is 'credentialled'. This is the second tme you have used the word, so not a spelling error. A perfect example of an American pretending to be British.

It is disingenuous to say that I couldn't recommend an essay company except one that had negative reviews. I suggested one and you said you would look into it but gave no feedback. Then you suggested another and I said you should look into it, and I thought they were better than another company you suggested, whom I expressed doubts about. So actually half the companies were selected by you not me. You quickly dismissed UKEssays, but if you check their website they actually comply with English law pertaining to essay mills. Then out of the blue you say you would prefer to work with one writer, cue FW!

We all know how easy it is to manipulate reviews and testimonials don't we. You never had any intention of appointing any essay company or anybody in fact. It was all a set up designed to give FW a fake positive review.

A genuine, honest British student would be alarmed when told about the essay mill law. Such a student would want to work with a writer who obeys the law. Yet you don't care, just like FW.

At the end of the day, a genuine British student would not be happy engaging a writer who doesn't know his 'queue' from his 'cue,' and if he did, then more fool him.

Hi everyone. Semi-retirement is okay but I wish I was younger so I could enjoy it more. Travel has become difficult and I miss it. Youth is wasted on the young.

I see things haven't changed much in here in recent years. After reading this unsettling thread, I felt compelled to weigh in. It may be that dishonest people tend to attribute dishonest motives to others, at least that's been my experience in here. Indeed, I was accused of everything but human trafficking when I posted in these fora.

FreelanceWriter and I both wrote for the same essay company for more than 10 years and there was no other writers who received more requests from returning clients (except me perhaps). I said it before on this forum and I have no reservations saying again that he is, hands-down, the best and most talented writer I ever knew in this industry in which I worked full time for more than 25 years. You can trust him and he won't let you down.

@ProfessorVerb
So he called you out of (semi) retirement to defend him then. Just goes to show that when a liar is caught in his web of lies, he calls upon back up from bygone times hoping that person will still have the power and influence over others to stop the barrage of truth set upon him.

Do you really think the students will listen to you when they know you were put up to this by FLW himself? You have been inactive way too long to make a point nor be listened to by the new generation of students that come to this forum these days. Go back to enjoying your retirement that he interrupted for no reason other than he is afraid of the truth that has finally come to light about him.

He can bully others but cannot take the bullying himself, when based upon truths and facts huh? Nice try. The truth about FLW is already out there.