The Custom Essay Industry in 2020. Your projections?

2021 was a bit different with the economy opening up and students going back to school. Our occupation became all the more important for students who struggled to get back in the game after so long an absence. We became their academic lifeline in a changing learning environment. As they struggled to adjust, we made sure their grades and homework were still within passing levels. We were the hidden heroes of a pandemic that could have shut down education almost permanently as it was known to most. The old normal gave way to the new and the students still had their trusty academic writers to support them in a rapidly changing world.

As I've previously mentioned a few times, except for a moderate reduction in orders in between February and May of 2020, I really haven't noticed much of a change attributable to the pandemic. Once everybody who had been attending school in person when the pandemic hit transitioned to remote classes, the demand for my work returned right back to normal pre-pandemic patterns.

@nw2010
Oh, how wrong you was...There still so many scam and non-legit essay websites. I dunno when they'll even disappear.

@Imnissiv I sincerely doubt that the scam and non-legit websites will ever disappear. For every scam site that is taken out, at least 2 take its place, usually run by the same people. They will use a new website name, refer to a different company blurb, and highlight their "unique" services, all while using the same old server and same set of unreliable writers. It will always be the responsibility of the student / service seeker to investigate or at least, vet the company and its writers for competence before hiring them. While the services will continue to evolve into the future, the old problems may just take on a new shape or representation online because there are only a handful of players , both legitimate and illegitimate, that exist in this field.

@nw2010
Oh, how wrong you was...There still so many scam and non-legit essay websites. I dunno when they'll even disappear.@noted
Unfortunately, I have to admit that you're right. We need to put up with it.