who heard something about pro-papers.com?

if you have experience with this service, share it please!
found some reviews about it on SiteJabber, but I want to hear real people :)

New website, deleted domain registered in 2012. Internet research shows pro-papers is most likely located in Asia. WHOIS info is hidden from the public (IF they were located in the US/UK/Australia/Canada they would not try to hide it). Evidence suggests they spam some 'review websites' with the highest ratings (these reviews have usually been published within the same period of time, which again strongly suggests they are not real).

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Hi,
It's me again after I placed a review on the company and asked for my money back on the website, the dispute manager, although all the evidence pointed to the failure of the prowriter to comply with my request and use the given resources, their dispute manager proposed me the following "Quid Pro Quo": "I would ask you to remove negative feedback about our website so that I can create a refund request." I will leave to your own interpretation.

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Boomessays.com is just as secretive as pro-papers.com. No doubt the two companies are related. Possibly under the same umbrella company covering its tracks. That is why they decided to unleash a shill within this thread. To redirect the attention of the student and hopefully, still get his business. The poor student would have entered into a deal with the same bad company and not even know it. Beware of shills. They proliferate in this forum, promoting the same business / company under the other company names.

The company has ceased to exist under this domain name for some time now. I has not been connected to a server since the name expired some time ago. I believe that this company never had a chance to survive. It did not have a proper business model to start out with and the fact that the market was saturated at the time may have added to their marketing woes.

Much more often than not, anytime a new poster joins the forum and then uses his very first post to "ask" about a specific company -- especially one that's never even been mentioned here before -- it's just a company shill setting up positive responses from other company shills or for himself to respond under a different (equally new) poster. Sometimes, their profiles even show that they both signed up on the exact same day or within a few days of one another.