smartessaywritingservice.com/ BIG SCAM!!!!!!

As I was experiencing rough writing situation for my Dissertation, I came across the so called " smartessaywritingservice.com/ ", they asked me to pay the fees, I did. When the " writer" send me the paper, it was horrible!!!! meaningless, disorganized and a lots of spelling errors.

I asked to review my papers, they agreed, but it comes out even terrible.
I asked my money, but they told me that it is impossible.
So, my money is gone, and no paper. I have to re-write it myself.
Please never use this smartessaywritingservice. it is total SCAM. And they have many other websites. The secret for your to find out, the website names maybe different, but the platforms look the same.

Please avoid smartessaywritingservice.com at any cost. it's a total SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I experience this all the time. This is not "un-doable."

Do not waste your time! You have to contact your bank to reverse the payment! I tried to talk with them via Chat and got the following:

Me
Where can I get your money-back guarantee?
or terms of use?

Writing Service Support
According to our Terms and Conditions refunds might issued only if the work was written and sent after the deadline or plagiarism was found in the paper.

please, explain what is wrong?

Me
kk, but where can take a look at them?
Nothing is wrong

Writing ServiceSupport
What is the number of your order?

I found their terms of use only in the order form smartessaywritingservice.com/terms-and-conditions.php
There is nothing about poor quality!

I am not sure why you thought that using a writing service would be the solution to your problem. These sites are always looking for ways to scam innocent students of their money by offering lucrative and nice sounding writing deals. They make promises that they cannot keep and they know it. Their writers are not even native English speakers even though they claim these people have PhD certificates. Don't be fooled, they can barely put one sentence together in English. For graduate school students who are facing problems in researching or writing your paper, the answer does not lie in these companies. Instead, seek the help of the writing center in your university. The people working there are dedicated to helping you with the development of your paper and can point you in the right direction when it comes to your writing and research problems. Now, if the problem is in the amount of time that you have to accurately develop the paper, nothing beats going straight to the professor, explaining the situation, then asking if you can be given a little leeway with which to submit the paper. A deadline extension is normally considered by the professor depending upon the extenuating circumstances the student cites as the reason that there is a problem with delivering the paper on time.

I now nothing about the specific website in question. However, it's obvious that the "business model" of many of the companies with the slickest-looking websites is to rip off an endless stream of first-time/last-time victims. They pay totally unqualified "writers" to copy & paste from Wiki or "write" enough pages of ESL gibberish to fill the ordered page count and that's it. Any request for refunds based on the horrible quality (or even outright demonstrated plagiarism) will almost always result in nothing but refusals, an endless runaround, promises of a "discount" on the next totally useless order you pay them for, and/or (eventually) threats to contact your university.

Regardless of what company or writer you use, the only system that really works to limit your risk is to try out the service first, with a short project and to leave yourself a safe cushion on the deadline in case whatever you receive turns out to be unusable. Once you receive a good piece of work from a freelancer, you're probably safe continuing to use that person. The same goes for companies except that it depends on your ability to make sure that all your future projects are completed by the same writer who provided the first piece of work.

Well, it's worth noting that a student can never be sure who's been working on their order (there are freelance writers who work with / contract with other freelance writers and just because the order is sent from the main freelancer's email account doesn't always mean that the email sender authored the work).

So true. This is exactly how I got my start in the business. I had been working myself way too hard, almost a hundred papers in the pipeline, and I was the only one doing the work. I knew I was overloading myself but somehow I managed to get through the pending work just the same. Eventually, I was becoming way too popular with the students, the orders kept coming in, I could not say no, and eventually had to admit it. I had to get help. I started out just hiring some college buddies of mine to help out using a profit sharing deal. Things kept looking up. Eventually, I found myself hiring writers for my staff already. So yes, receiving the paper from the main writer's account does not prove that the writer wrote the paper. It just proves the paper was sent from that account which the students perceives to be reliable and a representation of the writer's honest work.

Nice ad, but Major was addressing FW, not you. If you want to respond to someone addressing you, FW has asked you questions in several other threads. I've already established that you're probably not going to answer, but here's two more for the mods to consider: where did you start your term paper company? Is it registered as a business?

I guess the experience that was shared on this thread fell upon deaf ears. The company is still in existence and seems to be doing well enough to require a redesign of their website. They do not seem to be relying on an AI transition in their company so maybe, just maybe, they are actually delivering a better service these days. It may even be possible that they have enough base clients to keep their company afloat which is why they claim to have a pool of almost 500 writers. Regardless, if they are doing a better job now then I applaud them and I hope that they continue to do well in the business. We need more human writers for these academic papers.