Overnight Research Papers are horrible

OK, just had a joke experience with them - received a paper that is completely off, has nothing to do with the specified topic, doesn't follow the format and has one, yes - ONE, reference and that is for a research proposal. Unbelievable!

I am more than happy to assist you in publicizing this "horrible" situation. First, however, you need to prove your claim.

1. What's the writer's username?

2. What's the order number?

3. What's the exact amount that you paid?

4. What was your delivery date?

As soon as you provide this information, I'm sure that several other members who write for the company will be able to verify.

Exactly. All any of us needs is the order # and writer name to confirm that any of this is true. If you don't provide the order # and can't name the writer, this is obviously just a disinformation campaign by another pretend "customer."

My advice is - don't do it. The three stooges are then likely to scrutinize you and blackmail you so that you "put up or shut up". After they are done with you they will order you to contact moderator to remove this thread or write that you are after all a happy camper and their site is excellent in the end.


You've just confirmed you ARE the admin of the site this customer is complaining about. Or you tell me that knowing the order number or writers's name is enough to "investigate" it? I'll give you my Amazon order #, please log in to amazon's executive computers and tell me everything about their operations and this particular order #. You are full of lies and think the readers here are morons.

Are you retarded? English hard? Any writer can see the list of orders, which FW and pheelyks have stated numerous times in the past.


No, just you.

Bottom line: if the poster can't provide even the most basic info to prove that he is not a lying competitor, the thread should be removed. This applies to ANY complaint against ANY site.

One small "detail". Only admin can see ALL orders; if order is taken a regular writer cannot see this order any more.

LMAO!

1. You know this how, exactly?

2. Even if true, and I'm not at all suggesting that it is, you don't think that FW and pheelyks can contact the site owners in like 5 seconds to verify the order's existence?

What's funny about stupid4 is that he just keeps going and going, even after being flattened like a pancake. Stupid4 couldn't possibly have anything to do with the two brand new members in the last 24 hours who signed-up to post basically the same, unsubstantiated claims, could he? Naaahhhhhhh.

I don't think that there's any problem with the writer posting the name and order number. Admin has these information themselves and more, and can blackmail the client if they so chose.

Hello, Kukusik? Where have you gone?

How do you know this if you don't write for them? Anyway:

1. All I really want to see is whether the order # is in the right format to be a real order from that company and whether I recognize the name of the writer. I'm guessing he can't provide one in the right format and number sequence regardless of what the actual order # is.

2. I have my email notifications enabled so I get a system notice of every paper that goes up on the board. Chances are, if the order was recent, I still have the notice for it by that order # in my old mail waiting to be cleared out. All I'd have to do is paste the order # into my aol mail search to pull up that system notice for the order.

The fact that he still hasn't responded with the order # suggests this is a bogus thread authored by a competitor and not a "customer." If his original accusations were true, he'd be entitled to a rewrite or refund and they'd have issued it already.

Peelyks and I both write for the company and we know how they do (and don't) do business.

I'm a writer and have been following the chit-chat here for some time. Is Stu4 really Yuri?
Stu4, so what if writersbeware is jason? your sites are still crap.

I think it's now fairly clear that "Kukusik" and "Overnight Research Papers Sucks" are fraudulent competitors.