Essay writers from India are also good?

Hello,

I have ordered my dissertation from them. I did this on the recommendation of my friend. I had paid them for the first two pages of my dissertation. They showed me the content and I checked it for plagiarism and quality. Now, I have paid them for the next 10 pages of my dissertation.

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I don't think that writers from India are not good. Technical writing, medical writing, business writing and academic writing requires an individual to hold a university degree. And anyone who is honest, sincere, intelligent and hard-working can perform the task of academic writing.

Academic writing doesn't depend upon the level of English alone. It is not the property of a UK or USA based companies. Honesty is not limited to foreign writers. Indian writers can be both good and honest.

Absence of plagiarism is the approach of a good soul and not of a good company. Several big companies give essays which are of very poor quality and several small companies perform well. After all, every big company begins as a small company.

We need to understand and value the approach and sincerity. Honesty is more valuable than good English in the profession of writing.

Thanks.

They did not scam you, did they?

Well, actually not, cos you may be honest and a terrible writer or, dishonest about your location and a fantastic writer.

When placing an order, clients seek professionalism and excellence; honesty is a personal and highly subjective issue.

Hi Humble - wewritewithoutplagarism.blogspot.com did NOT scam me.

I assign the following two qualities to "honesty"
1. The student gets 100% original content - NO plagarism
2. The student is not cheated in any way.

Someone who is honest will only produce 100% original content.
If a person is dishonest he will always plagarize.
Thus, honesty is very important in essay writing business.

So why are you telling all this?
This is a place for publicizing scams.

I'm sure the answer is quite obvious. :D

Even if the piece is supposed to be written in English????? That's a first ...

I got my thesis written by wewritewithoutplagarism.blogspot.com

I learnt from my experience that Indian writers are also good.
Especially when they have online access to foreign university libraries.
I liked their work and am very happy with what they did to my project.
I think that we should not fight but support each other in every possible way.
By this way the students will gain confidence and writers will get good pay.

Dear Oxbridge,
Students who are sincere in their studies always have good level of English.
If Indian students are so poor in English then how is it possible that International, peer-reviewed journals are publishing the research papers and hypotheses of Indian students.

Indian students and writers are competent.
I don't mean that they make absolutely NO mistakes in writing English but YES they do have good knowledge of English.
I mean the writers and students from India perform well.
Indian writers write well.
And Indian students perform well in foreign universities.
Take care..

Ali,
The post you addressed to me is full of logical fallacies and sweeping generalisations.


Should we follow up on this reasoning it means that a Chinese (or any other nationality) student who has studied in Chinese schools and universities throughout his academic career, will have a good grasp of English, although English was not the medium of instruction.


I never said that all Indian students are poor in English and, indeed, some have an excellent command of the language. As for publishing in academic journals, pls talk percentage ... what percentage of peer-reviewed academic articles have been written by Indian students and what percentage of Indian students have been published in academic journals?


Certainly not! Not all Indian students and writers are competent, just as not all British writers and students are competent. Furthermore, competency in a language does not make a writer; linguistic proficiency is required, not to mention a solid education and, generally speaking, a "way with words."

Personally speaking, I think you have presented a horribly fallacious argument.

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I would not say that Indian based academic writers do a bad job. I think that they do an inadequate job. Okay, I won't say much about their grasp of the English language since they were a British colony and, having worked with a number of Indians before, I know that, when academically honed, they can speak impeccable English with a somewhat intriguing Indian accent. However, that does not make them very good English academic writers when it comes to the technical aspects of writing. As mentioned earlier, medical, business, law, and other technical courses require a native point of view, localized experience, and a grasp of the common discussions regarding these topics in the UK or American circle. None of which an India based writer can provide. They cannot provide the in-depth information for the paper because they are not participating in the correct circle of participants. As such, their information becomes limited, flawed, and inadequate. These are the reasons why, although they have a good grasp of the language, their work becomes inferior and unusable.

I believe that an essay writer from India will only be good if he received either an American or British education at some point in his life. No, I do not mean simply attending an international school or university in India. I mean actually leaving India and heading off to one of the aforementioned countries for an education and immersion into the lifestyle and social norms of the country. Only by doing so will the writer be able to emulate, to a certain extent, the experience required for papers that require exposure to certain elements of education or social policies / considerations. If the writer manages to live and work in the country for a few years after graduation, that would be even better.

What am I driving at here? My point is that being exposed to the correct elements that can help a writer from India address the academic paper requirements of a British or US student. While they may not be in the country required for the completion of the paper, the writer will most likely have a network of contacts, located within a specific field, that can help him completely address the intricate requirements of any paper. It is only when the Indian writer can claim these qualifications that he could and should be considered a passable or good writer.

Really? Are you suggesting that this "network" can't be contacted via online channels?
Anyway, if the writer can't address those "intricate requirements" without consulting a network of contacts, then they should probably drop professional academic writing and pursue other interests.


Is this a complete sentence?


Rarely does an academic writing assignment really require the writer to actually be in a specific country. Please understand that.


Being in a country is NOT a qualification.

No, it's not a qualification per se, and I don't think @WriteReview meant it in that way. The way I took the comment was that being native to the country was important for the best outcome. I'm a native English-speaking writer residing in the US. While I may know another language, I do not feel I would be the best writer for a paper in that language over a writer who speaks the client's native language. Even the best writers cannot fully present the written language the same way a native speaker will. That is not to say that a non-native speaking writer can't write a decent paper, but we all know the majority don't write well. As writers, we want (or at least should want) to provide the best quality papers possible. If the writer cannot do that, then using their contacts (i.e. network channel), is best.

Having a network channel is actually helpful in this line of work. Writers can only go so far when writing a technical paper. While the writer may have a background in the subject, actually having someone who is better versed on the topic will do wonders for the paper he is writing. I believe that @WriteReview only meant that the extended contacts of a writer can help add to the quality of the paper being prepared for the client. It is always best to get a second opinion, before submitting the paper to the client. A second opinion from someone in the network could actually help reduce the risk of the paper coming back for a revision. It is always best to find the weak points in the paper beforehand and fix it. Consider it something like Peer Review for Writers. It would be better to revise and correct based on friendly advice rather than having a screaming client demanding a refund while you try to fix the paper.

Well, the blog site was active as of 2009. It appears that the writers attached to the blog did not succeed in marketing their writing skills in the way that they thought they could. While India may be one of the BPO capitals of the world, I do not believe that it is one of the places where academic writers of a high caliber could have been produced. That is because historically, their academic writers do not come from the high education sector of their society. They instead come from the lower educational ranks where they barely learned to read and write in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telegu, or whatever their regional language is. While they may write well in their native languages, their lack of proper exposure to English work is what held them back from becoming good essay writers.

While it's true that a bad essay could be written in good English, bad English ("alone") is usually enough to make the project worthless to any NES student.


True. If they admit that they're not native English speakers, they're honest; and if they try to conceal that from customers, they're dishonest.