legitimate custom essay website

I know that recommendations are not allowed in a thread, so could someone send me a private message and let me know what is a good, legitimate website? There are a lot of essay writers in this forum so they should know which site is good.

Also, I need it to be from a US site with American English.

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Silly question but after trawling the site as best I could. I am yet to discover a service that is commended without claims of fake posters.

Any help?

Please help!! - reputable website?

Is there ANY legitimate writing help out there?

Ive already been a victim once by essaywritinghelp.com. But its too late for me to do this essay on my own now.

PLEASE help!

We're not going to hold your hand. Study the forum.

Ok...i looked it over a little. I didnt see any recommendations that werent later found to be scams.

That's because recommendations are not allowed.

Use this forum to find out which sites not to use.

In a blind-I can help you.kindly contact me at @gmail ASAP.Just ignore whatever WRITERSBEWARE says.I will volunteer to help you for free-I mean for free (don't require your money).

Gee, newbie crook, I wonder why you'd like people to ignore me . . . .

Mwitevans@gmail is a Kenyan idiot who posts fake, "customer" testimonials at essaychat.com in order to fool unsuspecting customers into handing over their money.


That's what crack dealers say . . . at first.

writerbeware comments badly on everything.just see all his posts.just ignore whatever he says.

these "testimonials" are only repelling the customers, but if you stop him, he'll come up with something more complicated

I'm not really so sure about that. Some people will believe anything especially if the price is ridiculously low enough. Also, I don't think that "solution" is smart enough to come up with anything sufficiently complicated to pass the scrutiny of this forum's members. If he tries, he'd be exposed just like that other loser from a while back.

This is the problem with trying to run a truly high-quality business in this industry--it costs money, and when the competition doesn't care about quality it can keep attracting customers by slashing prices, forcing other companies to lower prices in order to compete. This means less $$ to spend on writers and customer service, which means lower quality...

He's not capable.

EDIT: I didn't see the following until after I posted:


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My commenting is bad? I beg to differ. I think that I have gotten pretty good at commenting.

Here are the good ones that I know:

CustomPapers.com

PaperMasters.com

I'm sure there are probably others.

What do you need from them? To write for them or for them to write your paper

Legit online writing service

Hi guys! Has anyone tried expert-editing.org? Are they legit? I really need someone to do my academic report. Thanks!

Writers2beware is the expert here, but I found this:

Expert-editing.org brief analysis report (weblisting.freetemplatespot.com/expert-editing.org):

We analyzed expert-editing.org and discovered that it has a low Alexa rank which suggests that this site is not yet very popular and gets a poor traffic, at the same time, its Google PR remains at a basic level which most likely identifies a lack of credible sites linking to Expert Editing. Its reputation is unidentified as its safety factors are not yet rated by users.

You should never go for websites that claim to write essays for you. Visit websites that would help you with topics, writing styles and ideas to draft your own essay.

Like for instance, I prefer reading user generated content by students such as myself and learn to be a better writer. My english is not very good sorry, do you think this is legitimate essay service review or scam youtube/watch?v=jV7RdhA60pU

I don't work for Questia but I've promoted them for years for this very reason. Questia's writing center offers the following features:

Find a topic
Craft a thesis statement
Write an outline
Research credible books and articles
Keep it all organized

You can also find exclusive scholarly resources that are not available through EBSCO at Questia. This service pays for itself every time I use it.

In my opinion, the web copy reads suspiciously similar to the English of the person who posted that review.

It's also a little strange that an ordinary customer would wait until he used a service for more than one year before posting that kind of review. Ordinarily, it's relatively new customers who are most likely to post such reviews right after their first positive experience with a service provider, because that's when they're most relieved to have found a reliable service and most appreciative. Also, "Celeste," it seems ridiculously coincidental that the video was first posted online yesterday and that you just happened to find it last night or this morning, the same day that you also registered on this forum. Of course, it would be even more "coincidental" if the missing word in one of the sample essays mentioned below were to suddenly be added where it belongs in that sample essay shortly after this conversation with someone who's just a customer.

More importantly, in my opinion, the two sample essays that I checked (Childhood Obesity and Clinical Issues in Health Care Medicine) were definitely not written by someone whose native language is English. The many unnecessary and incorrect uses of the article "the" is one of the same dead giveaways that always betray ESL forum members here who try to pretend that they are American or British instead of just representing themselves honestly as ESL writers. There are also some incorrect use of idioms and obvious missing words (such as the word "television" at the end of the second-to-last paragraph of the Obesity essay). Finally, those two essays themselves actually say almost nothing substantive about their respective topics. To me, they read very much like a cartoon that I have under glass on my desk showing a student writing an exam essay titled The Industrial Revolution and writing "The Industrial Revolution was very industrial. It was also very revolutionary. Because of this, it was a very industrial revolution..." Since those are the essays they've chosen to post as samples, I assume they are the highest quality of writing and proofreading that they can produce for a college speech/presentation and a college essay, respectively.

The legitimacy of a website or academic writing company does not come from a recommendation or suggestion of someone else. The legitimacy, regardless of the location of the company, comes from the working relationship you develop with the company. If you find a company that you would like to work with, then work the company and decide on the legitimacy of the business entity on your own. Do not ask for suggestions because the work experience of each student with a company tends to vary. There are several considerations that create a good working relationship: The regularity of communication between the staff and client, access to the writer, timely delivery, high quality of work, and the deliverance of the assured grade are but a few considerations that can create the idea of legitimacy for a company. If the company delivers on these fronts, then, I would consider the company to be legitimate.

It is next to impossible to prove or disprove the legitimacy of a writing website unless the complaints about the company becomes public knowledge either through word of mouth or through public complaints posted to websites like ES. Personally, I would question the legitimacy of any publicly listed academic writing company because they are commonly known to be hosted in 3rd world country and have a roster of 2nd rate writers who are not familiar with international academic writing standards. You would have a better chance of hiring a legitimate independent writer instead since a freelancer would be more than willing to prove his location, educational attainment, and writing history.

Unfortunately, it always seems like there are more students who start searching for info about legitimacy after their first experience being ripped off than students who read these kinds of forums before they ever place an order.