professionalresearchpaperwriters.com?

Any one have any experience with this company?

I've been looking around on this forum and on the net to look for a reliable essay writing company with good papers.
I need to write an essay on a medical/health topic. could anyone please help me find a decent writing company ? Thank you :)

I don't any experience of that company yet. best essay writingservices give them a 4.5 score. This is have to be validated with other reviews, btw.

I will not market myself by saying what I can do for you better it is just that I am planning to set up a website that will recruit only Kenyan writers because I believe they are the best in the business. You can try to work with me if you feel like and have problems with your essays. I have enough experience and a team of 30 qualified individuals. This is not an add but just a post to go through. The site will be up within the next 3 months.

Dont get scammed :)

The idea that you're just a writer who has now spent a day advertising for a writer "just because" is completely unbelievable. The probability that you are just another ESL writer engaged in a very transparent ploy to attract customers is much higher. No one believes you, and this isn't a place for advertising.

The company has 2 web servers in the United States. However, most of its official information uses google.com for its extension name which means this website is using free services and masking its actual IP address, server location, and other information. I do not believe that you should trust this company just because it claims to have 2 servers in the United States. Simply pinging the server off various locations can confuse a system already.

It would be better not to associate yourself either as a client or a student with this company as there are too many unknown variables regarding its actual location and writer expertise. Save your money and try to find a legitimate independent writer instead. I am starting to think that the main purpose of these companies is to hoodwink the clientele. Regardless of the sites popularity in the rankings, it is better to protect yourself first.

I agree. I only took a quick look at the main page, but reeks of several issues that point to ESL as the underlying level. Based on the website's pricing table, the cost for doctorate level is low per page, meaning that writers are making next to nothing. We all know that professional US writers (as well as top CA and UK writers) will not work for a few dollars a page. I don't see anything on the website that points to anything more than the same old junk see with similar companies.

If you're set on going with a company, I'd be very careful and make sure their reputation is strong and that they can prove they are in the US. Call them. Get them in chat. Ask questions. You should be able to get a general vibe a chat conversation and certainly can tell more by speaking to someone via telephone.

I disagree (again) that this is a reliable method of identifying scams and horrible work quality. Obviously, if the representative barely speaks English, it's unlikely that you're going to get even halfway decent work (or any work, necessarily); but all you have to do is search this forum for some of these posted "chats" to see that many of these companies know how to exploit the con game very well. Remember that "con" is short for confidence, as in gaining the confidence of victims. So the fact that a phone rep speaks fluent English, knows how to discuss different types of academic projects, and expresses high confidence in the ability of a writer who is supposedly "perfect" for your project means absolutely nothing if that rep knows how to sell you on something that just turns out to be a con game. The only thing the phone test is good for might be identifying con artists who aren't particularly good at their "jobs."

I know nothing about this particular company besides the fact that whoever wrote that web copy is obviously ESL; but I do note that when I visited the site, one of the pop-ups offered me the services of "Jerimiah" and referred to him as one of their most experienced writers with "150+" projects to his credit in "8+" years, which works out to fewer than 20 projects per year. An "experienced" writer in this field typically writes 20 projects every week, especially throughout the busy seasons.

Yes, there are some offshore (sometimes flashy and popular) services that employ a native-English speaker to answer live chats, phone calls, or to spam social media; the ultimate goal is to deceive prospective customers into believing their papers would also be written by a native-English speaker (which hardly ever happens).

GoDaddy seems to like being associated with questionable websites. They are the preferred registrar of this company. This allows the company to hide all of the important information that could blow their cover as a possible Ukranian scam. The company now claims to have a UK address and phone number as well. I find it very hard to believe that they expanded their operations to Europe since they seem to be doing their best to remain untraceable.

They only recruit writers with supposedly "adequate" degrees to complete papers. I would not hire a company that hires only "adequate" writers. That is one step above, "no skills" with a writer. A decent company with a real pool of capable writers would never proudly announce that their writers are only adequately skilled. That would be the height of embarrassment for any company owner. An academic writing company owner should hire only the best to fill a vacant seat at the company or not hire anybody at all.

Well, the domain name just recently went up for sale. As per the DopCatch.com listing date, this name went on the market just yesterday. It will be on the auction block for the next 3 days. So I guess GoDaddy divested itself of the name for some reason. There do not appear to be any interested parties at this point. There are no bids in the pipeline. I hope whoever decides to place a bid does his homework before making an offer on this name though. The prior image should always be the main consideration in these cases.