EssayScamAlert.com - Melissa's domain up for auction

As of at least June 17, 2010, Melissa (using Kelly's email address of @priorityessays) was still the publicly registered owner of EssayScamAlert.com. Similar to her priorityessays and other domains, EssayScamAlert.com was disabled. Well, it's now up for auction at GoDaddy. That's right-if you've got $250, you could be the not-so-proud owner of Melissa's former, defamatory garbage!





Registrant:
Melissa
Sydney, New South Wales 2560
Australia

Domain Name: ESSAYSCAMALERT.COM
Created on: 15-Jun-09
Expires on: 15-Jun-10
Last Updated on: 19-Jun-09

Any takers? :)

Kelly is a Melissa alias.

Now posting as cartouche. How many usernames to date?

WRT
hehehehe

Why do you find it necessary to dig out old, meaningless threads?

Your innocence is priceless! However, you know very well why she is digging into the old dust.

Meokhan, just STFU.
How are the goats coming along?
Did you stop fooling students that you're a writer?

Hey, Melissa (queen sheba), congratulations on your miserably failed company and numerous, crappy essay sites (including priority essays, which is now owned by and redirecting to essayscam.org).

I take it that Melissa eventually gave up the writing business and went into something more worthwhile for her. Since the domains were placed up for sale, she most likely needed the money to pay for refunds and other business related expenses. She could not keep up the financial side of the business so she gave up. I have always believed that enemies are taken down naturally. They eventually dig themselves into a hole they cannot get out of unless they give up on something that they thought they would never have to.

The domain for essayscamalert.com is still available. I guess nobody wants to buy it or, nobody knows what to do with such a domain name. Unlike EssayScam, the former company is not in the market to actually reveal the ills of the business. It was set up to protect the owner alone. There are already other rating and reporting options available out there so setting up another forum is not advisable. EssayScam works well already for that purpose.

I find the website this person set up to be highly elementary in presentation. It looks like a high school basic HTML project. It makes Freelancewriter's website look professional, and I do not mean that as a compliment. The static website of Melissa cannot possibly be drawing the kind of clients that she hoped to entice to her services. It does not have any attention getting features or offers.