misrepresentation of skills, experience, location, native language, and education
You have to prove that this is the case. I just had a conversation with two folks from the site via chat and their English and comprehension was relatively good compared to a lot of the ESLers you go after. They claim to have American writers, which is believable. I know of American 'writers' who are stupid enough to work for the low pay.
Even so, you have to prove a "misrepresentation of skills, experience, location, native language, and education." You're just making an unsupported claim. I don't know whether they are a scam or not. Would I hire them to do a paper? No. Would I refer a student to their site? No. But I'm not going to make a baseless claim about scams; well, maybe in jest. Right now, it is your word against theirs. Good luck with that.
Liar . . . multiple forum members saw your site before you edited it.
Proof? You seem to be short on this lately.
I'll take you in a game of cards any day. Sociopaths think they can work us empaths, but I know something they don't.
So there you have it folks. This is example of where writers2beware has made a false, maybe libelous, accusation against an ESL essay site. She called them scammers. She has no demonstrable proof and cannot cite her sources beyond what we can see for ourselves. In other words, she is making interpretations and calling them facts. But hey, don't take my word for it, judge for yourself.