Best way to go - a research service from my country or a foreign country?

Ok ya'll I know we can't post on the good sites so I'm not going to ask and all the sites I've checked out are terrible fakes and just scams. Just a question is it better to go with someone or a company that is in my country (USA) or is it just as safe to go with another company in another country. Tho in all honesty I don't trust anything coming out of India.

Hi Jaybirdy...

I would advice you to seek the services of a freelance writer located in the country of your study.

They offer far much better services as compared to offshore writing companies and their costs are a bit low.

I have links to a good freelancer who takes on my papers, i would give you if only it was not against the forums policies to advertise or to recommend good companies and/or individuals.

Here is my best advice. Please check out our reputation online, in independent student forums and such. You will see we are unmatched in our excellence, both in terms of customer service and in terms of quality. If you have confidence in what you find out, please do make your payment. If not, we understand.

To give you an idea, "excellent" writing is generally commensurate with what might be judged to be "A" quality, and "very good" would be judged, generally speaking, to be "B" quality -- keeping in mind, of course, that no one can guarantee any particular grade whatsoever on a model paper.

I'm sorry, I'm new here. I don't exactly understand this site. How can you find a freelance writer? Or a decent reputable company? I think I should go with one of the recommended ones posted here to save myself lots of trouble :)

I am wondering how in just one post you think you can promote your writing service (by the means of writing a positive review) on the forum. :-?

Students - watch out for fraudulent foreign freelance writers

They lie about who they are and trick you into ordering a big project and then they post ads on EssayChat seeking a real writer, like this one below:

please don't order from dissertationmojo or any website that says 24/7 online service because these people are full of lies. Same rule applies to services that have the word "writings" in them - they are typically from Eastern Europe. English native speakers don't use the word "writing" in the plural form.

i have experienced it so hope you don't

Most of those you'll find via a search engines on first 2 pages are from Kenya or Ukraine. Google and Yahoo should not allow them to have more than one email account. But they currently do.

For a student who wants to be sure of a good grade based on high quality work. This question should not even be asked. A student who is serious about his desire for academic excellence should always go with a research service from his home country. Less mistakes are made that way. If you are a cheapskate though and only care about getting the job done on the budget side, then you deserve the grade that you get by going with a research service from a foreign country. Although this is really a personal preference, the fact that you are even asking this question tells me that you are not really serious about your studies.

All of the information available here should have already convinced you to not even consider a foreign company due the complications and problematic dealings that students have had with various international companies. Stick to your home country and this problem disappears. You get properly written English papers, relevant content, writers who actually know what they are doing, and a distinct chance of not being given a plagiarized paper. It's a no-brainer if you ask me.

Hiring someone in your home country to write your paper is the appropriate way to go. Hiring someone from the same university you are attending to write your paper for you will be even better. I have already spoken before regarding the benefits of such a system and I strongly urge students to find enterprising schoolmates to help them out either in finding that business-minded schoolmate or a professional writer that the student can be referred to. There are very little risks involved when one hires a writer using one of the two methods.

Hiring a writer from another country will result in only 3 things: a major headache for the student and, the need for the student to cram and write the paper himself. Then finally, the problem of having to request for / demand for a refund from the writing company, which poses a totally new set of problems for the student as well. In an effort to save oneself from stress and aggravation, it is best that the student hire a writer from his home country every single time.

As a US student, the OP would be better of using the services of a US-based company/writer. Hiring a writer outside the US for a US-based project, is a recipe for disaster. Frankly, I don't know why a US student would consider an non-US company other than for the purpose of trying to save money. Still, the long-term costs of hiring foreign writers are much higher (i.e. poor quality and the need to have the work edited or rewritten, costing more time and money). The same premise applies to non-US students seeking assistance. If you can find good writer in your country, that would be best as they will be more familiar with your country (policies, culture, and a million other things that can influence a writer's voice).

Hi! I think, If you want to get a really high-quality essay, then you need to take into account two points.
1. What language: if an essay should be written in English, it is better to use sites from the US or Canada. How is it German, then you need to search for sites that specialize in writing an essay in German. Order an English essay in India is not the best solution of the problem. The teacher will immediately notice that something is wrong with this text.

2. Always read reviews on the Internet about this or that service. Do not be lazy, spend a little time in Google and only then choose where you will order an essay.

Yes, but also don't take all reviews at face value. Unfortunately, many companies are notorious for posting fake reviews to boost their appearance as a recommended service. You also want to take negative reviews with a grain of salt. The majority of negative reviews come from clients who didn't give their writer/s all the info when placing an order or gave instructions contradicting what was actually needed OR the review was posted by a competitor. One of the bad things about using reviews... the majority of happy clients do not leave reviews. Human nature is to react when we are upset, and leaving a negative review is a reactionary method but it doesn't mean the review is an accurate picture of what did or didn't happen. I'd be very cautious of a company/service with all excellent reviews. There is not a single company in any industry that can or will please all clients all the time. A negative review will happen. How a company responds (or does not respond, in some instances) to such reviews speaks volumes.

If you're in the US, your best bet is to stick with a US-based provider. If you're in the UK, you're probably better off sticking with a UK-based provider unless you manage to find a very good US-based provider with plenty of UK-project experience who's capable of writing UK English. Even the very best of us are probably cheaper than comparably-good UK companies, especially when you include the taxes on your end. However, there are companies that claim to be US and/or UK-based that are really located in Eastern Europe or in Third-World countries; so never assume that you can necessarily rely on the name of any company or on what its website says about its location without doing some basic background research first.

Whenever possible, a student should consider hiring a writer from his own country. That is, if the student is an ENL. If the student is an ESL, then, perhaps he would do better to hire a writer outside of the US. That is because the third world writer would probably be able to write in the ESL style of the student. That may lessen any suspicion the professor may have that he paid for his paper. It is all a matter of English language proficiency. If you can write an English paper with your eyes closed, then go with a US based writer. If you need to look at a dictionary every time you write 5 words, then get an ESL writer.

Hey, shitposter... hey.... if you haven't fallen in love with the smell of your own farts in this empty closet you've locked yourself in-- just running a brief check on you. You can thank me here, or just by agreeing to...

1. Stop shitposting!!!! You are not doing this board, or the internet, any favors.

2. No one is responding to your poor, boring, necro crap-show except for fellow shitposters and FW, who is also here just for himself, and doesn't like you. You are not elucidating some rapt audience!

3. I'm referring to "you guys" as "he" and "him," but your average customer is a "they," not a "he." You can figure that much out without getting too butt-hurt about the language changing, can't you?

4. Students are not languages. As you likely know, ESL stands for "English as a Second Language." These are "ESL students," not "ESLs." I know you're not trying to be dehumanizing... to anyone but *some* Kenyans, amirite?

5. Speaking of nationalist axe-grinding, there other boards for that, and you shouldn't visit them, either.

6. See #1.

It is important that the students understand the importance of hiring a human writer from the country where he is actually studying. Each education system has its own eccentricities or original requirements that only a writer from that country, who was educated in that country, can understand and provide. That writer will be able to develop a format and information compliant paper. Using a writer based in a foreign country is a risk because, while he may be familiar with the writing requirements of that country, he is bound to slip up in the writing of the paper because his lack of familiarity with other aspects of the way papers are written in that country or how certain paragraphs or sentences are written, will show up in the final presentation.