Kelli writer reviews

I found writer Kelli under essay services and thought I would give her/him a chance.

Luckily it was a small essay so I didn't waste too much money. Was late, then couldn't deliver, then promised a new essay, then failed to answer any emails or provide a refund. I saved the emails if anyone feels they need me to back up my claim. Also became obvious after the first few emails that English was not her first language.

Use Kelli at your own risk.

How did you find this person? How did you vet her credentials before you committed?

Pirate, I found her in the writers directory through this site. I sent a couple of emails discussing the essay subject and her knowledge. I had talked with her about doing a previous essay in which she declined due to a lack of subject knowledge. When we agreed to terms, payment was through paypal and once she had her money, that's when the trouble started.

Luckily for me it was only a short test essay while I completed my own submission. I would never trust anyone from an essay service without having built up some history.

It was a cheap and valuable lesson on finding a scammer.

Kelli is a scammer.

I find it hard to believe that EssayDirectory or EssayScam would allow a scammer to advertise here.

So sorry for that bad experience. You should have requested her to send you some samples she has completed and evaluate them. In addition, you should have paid half the amount and complete the rest upon completion of the paper.

True, I found Kelli on EssayChat.com and they are a scammer.

I have every email from our correspondence that supports my claim, always happy to post them if you need further convincing.

Kelli = scamming piece of writer.


All good advice and exactly what I did with the next writer I used.

You can always trust writers under companies like uvocorp and writerbay.

Careful, you wouldn't want to reveal yourself here as a shameless spammer. Try mentioning scam companies, not making commercials. Spamming doesn't work anyway, it just makes people disrespect and distrust you.

You should have held back the payment until the work was satisfactorily done, at least as a measure for someone you were working with for the first time.

Kelli is not a writer.... She is a cheat.

An easy way to ascertain a writer's credibility and experience (or lack thereof) is to Google their email address. That can help you discern how established or reputable the writer is.

If you do a Google search for an email address but nothing worthwhile (or nothing at all) is found, that's a red flag. Writers with unreferenced or 'notorious' email addresses should be avoided. This is not a sure-fire method to avoid scammers, but it certainly helps.

I cannot give too much weight to the claims of the OP. ES takes pride in being the vessel of reliable independent writers to students in need. There is a reason why they ask the writers to sign up for EssayChat, EssayDirectory, and EssayBrand. They want to make sure that the writers are on the reliable and non-scamming side. There is an actual vetting process before the writer is allowed to join any of these promotional portions of the site. Aside from having the writers pay a fee to join, they are also interviewed prior to joining. There is something not right about this story. There are missing information that would have been helpful in allowing me to decide if this OP is telling the truth or not.

It is impossible to say that all of the writers that sign up for the advertising services of EssayScam are legit. Regardless of all the claims that they may make regarding their track record, years or service, satisfied clients, etc. You can never put it past a writer, who is desperate for work in this age of AI to join the promotional services of this forum and then lie about their credentials once recruited by a student. While there are some legit writers at this forum, there are also those of questionable talents. One of the people with unreliable writing skills was this Kelli person. I will take the student's word for it.

That's exactly why I eventually decided to post links on my website directly to some of my Federal-Government work, so that nobody ever needs to just take my word that I really was a writer/Editor for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General, at 26 Federal Plaza, in New York City.