Ever heard of academiccomposition.com?

Lying spammer with fake testimonials: enjoy your brief advertising opportunity. Given enough rope, you've done what comes naturally to a crook and scoundrel. Now it is up to the mods to take out the trash. Till then, my "generic name" friend, you can either wait patiently or keep these softballs coming. Btw, if this essays thing doesn't work out, have you considered a career sucking off donkeys?

Ah yes, your rationality has failed you again. There you go again, throwing around petty insults and you have no clue who I am even.

You gave me all the clues I needed. Fake testimonials and a fake name for a fake, fraudulent, poorly-conceived, poorly-executed, lying-ass scam of a company. I guess you're in the right place, after all, cockroach. Now, wait for the BOOT.

You sure have a way with words, but again, you don't understand the concept of redundancy.

Yet, I am not affiliated with any company. Don't worry about it, you'll never understand that, regardless of how many times I explain that to you.

Why on their website they call themselves a 'company' despite the fact they are not a formal company and they are run by an individual freelancer?

When I was first starting out, I was working from my home. I did not bother to register my business at first because I was still trying to feel the market and decide if this was really something that I wanted to do full-time. So I did not have a business address listed on my website for a period of time. That did not mean I was not a legitimate company. It only meant that I was in between testing the waters and registering my business. The minute I decided that this was it for me, I immediately registered my business and posted my home address as my business location. I can understand why a business would not use an address at once, but I would question any business that, after a period of time, never registered an actual address or, decided to use a P.O Box instead.

Since you have admitted on this forum to promising your customers grades, encouraging them to hand in their essays directly, and doxxing them as vengeance, you do not have a registered academic ghostwriting business in the US or UK (or you're a criminal there, in which case, great long-term strategy).

Assuming you're not lying about having a business, which is kind of a stretch, but not totally impossible, knowing what I know about intelligence, employability, and small business owners, I'd like to know more about where you are located and its official language(s). Are you ashamed to say?

The company seems to still be active but the website is hell to use. It is not very easy to navigate and does not say much in terms of advertising the company services. The only information that can be found is in the About section. The data it contains has not changed from the previously posted information here. So I am guessing that the scam is still active. They have not updated their YT video nor added to their roster of employees. So I would have to say that all of the information pertaining to this company in this thread is still reliable as of today.

It's also suspicious that a company in Virginia would have a phone number whose area code is a NYC suburb. I'm guessing they were hoping to create the impression that they're in NYC, but since it's no longer possible to get a number with a 212 area code (like my land line), they figured that 718 was as close as they could get.