TheWriteScholars.com

HI Everyone,

I wanted to let everyone know about thewritescholars.com. I know many sites promise papers for the cheap ($200 for a four page paper) and at the end you end up with an F or a plagiarized paper. This company does deliver and you can pay them through installments. They do not take every single project because they promise to deliver every single time (they write papers and take online classes for you). I tried them in graduate school and received A's for all my papers (they all had to pass through turnitin.com) and a B for my online class. Also, if you don't get a minimum of a B in your online class, they give you a full refund (my friend got a 79.8% and they gave her back all of the money, and she got the credit for the class). The only down side is the pricing...they are pricy, but it's because they are legit and are in constant contact with you....basically you get what you pay for. A company that charges you $200 for a paper, it's like come on..you know what your getting.

Hey MOD, please take this down ASAP.
Clowns like these shouldn't be allowed to breathe the same air as everyone else here

Why should it be taken down? Why are you upset? This is a legit company. The companies that take your money and give people horrible papers should be taken down.

Because giving recommendations is disallowed here.


I'm not upset. I just can't stand pests who can't be civilized enough to follow simple rules as those stipulated in this forum's TOS.


It can't be a legit company when it violates ALL rules (implied or otherwise) of professional conduct in the industry it operates.


Like yours....


7,...6,...5,...4,...

The domain of this site was registered on 17-feb-2017 (4 days ago). It took the OP a couple of days to create a website and viola - it's time to advertise it ;). The WHOIS info shows it's a private / proxy registration (so customers have no way of contacting them via alternate means if they are scammed).


Do you realize the site has existed only for a couple of days? As a business owner, you need to be a little smarter when you try to promote your service on your own ;) The bottom line - the site has no reputation (and no paid customers) whatsoever; it may take a couple of years for it to determine whether it's scam or not.

Malcolm I am sorry if my post bothers you. I am just giving a recommendation and if this site wants to take my post down, so be it. I do want to clarify that it is a real company and does offer legit services. If you want, ask them questions by writing to them. I think many people come to this site to find advice on a real writing company that can assist them in time of need. As we know life can difficult and many time writing a paper when life gets in the way [divorce, health issues, death in the family et] can be hard...and many times professors don't give you an extension. I know because I have been in those difficult situations. The first time I looked for a site to write a paper for me, I found one that was cheap and at the end gave me a paper that was plagiarized. This company I am talking about gave me a real original paper and didn't ask for the money upfront. In fact, the first time I went to them they turned my project down because they couldn't guarantee delivery by the due date....keep that in mind. Go to any other writing site and they promise you a paper right away and never turn a customer away as long as you pay, pay, pay. This one says "look we don't take every single customer because we offer 100% original work and that takes time."

It's a shame that I am giving out information on a real site and my post has to be taken down, but oh well.

Any academic writing company that accepts an installment plan is not a company that can be trusted to produce a quality paper for any student. A reliable writer, who is worth the money he is paid to write the paper will always ask for the full payment upfront. Just in case the student has plans to not complete the payments. So I am wondering why a writing company would actually advertise a payment scheme for the students. I think there is a con going on somewhere here. The writing company should be demanding an upfront cash payment. Installments might seem like a protection for the student, who can stop the payment at anytime, but in reality, it is not a form of protection. The company can still refuse to refund your cash if you feel that the writer is not really delivering on your requirements. The company will always keep what they can, regardless of the client's desire to get a good paper out of them.

This is the exact opposite of what you've said in other threads about your own supposed business practices:


https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/ordered-pay-dissertation-writers-advise-2847/#msg82687


https://essayscam.org/forum/wc/legit-academic-writing-personal-payment-exchange-1928/#msg82885

Careful: your calling Cite out has brought him into alignment with common industry practice. Don't expect thanks or acknowledgement, but at least this proves he's been reading your posts. He's using the criticisms of legit operators to change his own slimy, incompetent siren's song. Mods: aren't you proud of yourselves for letting this leech stick around?

Next, he'll be posting that self-plagiarism is definitely plagiarism and that professors always prohibit students from submitting portions of their projects from previous courses as though he never said the exact opposite on both counts in about a dozen different threads.

"Dear Diary,

Today I learned that when the winds of correct industry practice come roaring in, I bend like a reed, and squawk like a parrot: whatever the correct idiom is. There must be a con going on somewhere... in my recent past. Now, I'm off to post nothing constructive in six more threads."

The company no longer exists. It appears to have gone out of business several years ago since both the domain name and server that housed the website information are no longer active. The url sends back an address not found message already. So we don't have to worry about the useless papers that this company had a tendency to create.

Every time one of these companies disappears, it's good news for both customers and legitimate service providers, alike.