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You're completely right bro--I doctored a receipt and an entire bank statement in the amount of time it took me to reply. Definitely believable.

I don't understand how hard it is for your stubborn head to believe that: hey, maybe I'm just a regular guy!
But wait! How could that be!?!? If I was a regular guy that would make you....wrong! Impossible! You are never wrong!

And bro, obviously you're smarter than me! I mean, you were right about everything... weren't you?

Oh wait--you were completely and utterly wrong.

It's cute that you've resorted to insults once you've realized this fact. You're really proving your point about being faster than me, aren't you...

(If you weren't smart enough to understand, what I just wrote is something called "sarcasm")

F?*k you. I responded in KIND to your "dumb" remark. So, once again, fu*- you.


Oh, no, a generic screenshot of a generic transaction from a generic page of a bank Web site. That's incredibly strong evidence. NOT.

BTW, smartass, the owner of the site can easily place an order using his credit card and simply refund himself.

You've proven nothing.

By the way, you have to be pretty fu**-n stupid to maintain an order from a site that you claim you were well aware-prior to delivery-is fraudulent. Yeah, because real customers ALWAYS do that.


For someone who claims to be a customer of a random essay site and just signed up at this forum today, for the first time, you sure seem to think you know a lot about me, personally. That's odd.

Let me respond to your multiple responses in one:

You - "BTW, smartass, the owner of the site can easily place an order using his credit card and simply refund himself."

Firstly: You really think, that the owner of the site, is gonna spend his time doctoring paperwork to prove to 1 dumb idiot that he's wrong?

I'm pretty sure the owner of the site has better things to do.

You - "By the way, you have to be pretty fu**-n stupid to order from a site that you claim you were well aware-prior to ordering-is fraudulent. Yeah, because real customers ALWAYS do that. "

Secondly: I'm just gonna go ahead and quote my original message:

"hey--alright so 2 days ago I was freaking out cause of finals had a buncha **** to do, and ended up paying $275 bucks to get this long research paper done in 48 hours [...] So last night, I start reading reviews about customwritings" - Me

As you can clearly tell, I was not aware of all these fraudulent posts prior to paying. Learn to read.

You - "For someone who claims to be a customer of a random essay site and just signed up at this forum today, for the first time, you sure seem to think you know a lot about me, personally. That's odd."

What I do know about you in the brief conversation we have had, is that you clearly cannot admit that your wrong when all the evidence is pointed against you. I would assume this is due to a "small mans complex" you may have, or maybe, again, you're just not the sharpest tool in the shed.

Lastly, did you know that the more times you say "fu*- you" to a person, the more right you start to sound?

anne309, you may want to check your credit score and the history of your personal identity (if not now then in the near future). The company in question has been engaging in criminal activities, including content stealing and website sabotage.

Wait what do you mean? you're saying custom writings could of potentially stolen my identity/credit card info? I am in no way affiliated with any of these websites. What do you suggest I do?

Whenver you fill out the payment form, it CAN be saved on their database (despite the fact it is generally illegal, at least in the US). It's up to them what they do with it, but having seen their criminal activities I wouldn't be surprised your info may be used illegally too.

Alright--I'll just cancel my card and I should be good--I didn't give them any real info besides the payment.

Hopefully everything will work out.

They also have your real name, postal address, and phone number, but you're right that cancelling your card would be the most immediate option.

Fraudulent site owners and their henchman have done much more desperate things than that. Try using the search box.


YOU need to learn how to read, dumbphuck. I clearly stated "prior to DELIVERY," not "prior to ORDERING." You admittedly had ample time to cancel the order and demand a refund. You didn't, so you received ESL garbage. Congratulations on being happy about paying $275 for ESL garbage. You're easy to please, a crook's dream.


I have already easily shown that your "evidence" doesn't hold water.

Hey, maybe I am wrong about you being a henchman. It's just as likely that you're simply an unbelievably gullible idiot who likes to sign up at forums to promote fraudulent sites and flaunt his stupidity.

I'm not promoting anything!! Holy s-i*

how do you not get that?? I posted literally one decent (not even good) review. How do you literally care this much? I just wanted to help and give my opinion--thats all I wanted. Not to be questioned, insulted, and accused by some ahole....

I'm not just any ahole. Have some respect.

I am very regret now. I am worry my money cannot be refund (crying).

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Everyone should be concerned.

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