help from Essaytailor.com? - doubt it...

I ordered a paper at essaytailor.com. I wanted to applying for a PhD Chemistry program in the US. My English is good, but not perfect, so I asked for help from essay tailor to write my admissions essay. They took my money, and then right before the deadline they sent me an email stating they dont have writers who could help me. I asked for my money back, and a day later, they told me that they found a qualified writer. Here is a quote from the paper they wrote for me, and please note, it's a PhD level!!!: "I love chemistry, it was may favorite class in the Uni, and that is why I want to enroll in your program". !!!! I was so mad and so pissed off!!! No way I would use that paper! I asked for refund and never got any money back!! Essaytailor.com is a scam! I paid with my friend's card, but the order is in my name. How can I get my money back? I also posted this thread to essayfraud. Looking for the way to get my money back from them and to punish the fraudsters!

Tailor what?

At that level, it should say "I really, really love chemistry ..."

Your friend would just have to dispute the charge with his credit card company by sending them the original order desription and whatever you received.

The Domain name is UP for Sale and I looks like it was a Ukrainian Front

The domain name is no longer on the market, but isn't active on the academic writing front either. My guess is that somebody reserved the name, hoping to start up the business, without realizing that the company had a bad reputation prior to the purchase. Once it was found out, the person that now owns the domain decided not to use it, yet. Who knows, we might get surprised and see this company active again at some time in the future since schools are beginning to open internationally and the demand for academic writers will once again be revived.

It appears that the owner of the domain let the rights to the url lapse. It is now available again and seems to be sold by a Chinese company. I believe that a Chinese company is squatting on the domain name because the page carries an ad for what I believe to be a doctor for something. I do not know how to read Chinese characters so I cannot really tell what is going on in that page. Just that it is still available, but it seems to be focused on the Chinese market for the domain name sale.