Essay Scams - New blog to be launched

Hi, I just purchased the domain name essayscams.com I'm looking to launch a blog that will expose the fraudulent companies and recommend those that are legitimate.

It is in no way affiliated with essayscam.com

I was recently had by superiorpapers.com - Not only did they give me the run around but they had the audacity to sell me a plagiarized essay. My school found out it was plagiarized and needless to say, I'm in deep ****. I don't want this to happen to anyone else and since they aren't based in the USA I can't really sue them. So the next best thing is to expose their fraud and hopefully get enough traffic and enough of a ranking to hurt their business.

I would like the help of everyone on this forum, I need testimonials and guest writer contributions. I would also like the names of a few writing services that are legitimate, or, at least more legitimate than anything like superiorpapers.

Look for the blog to be launched within the next week, please PM me with comments or testimonials.

essayscams.com

How do you intend to determine which sites are legitimate and which are fraudulent?

I'm sorry that you got scammed (not very sorry as you are a plagiarist) but you should be careful in identifying 'fraudulent' companies based on testimonials unless you are absolutely certain that you know and trust their source. It is not beyond the wit of company represenatives to post or send you false recommendations about their own company or false complaints about their rivals.

I do hope that you know what you are doing and are fully aware of the legal responsibilities that you will have as the website owner. Getting into strife with your university is one thing but getting hit by lawsuits from commercial companies interested only in protecting their profits is something else.

get ready of law suits and threats :)

How are they going to bring down lawsuits if all of them aren't based in the USA?

Let's assume they are based in the US. What arguments would you use to actually win the case?

I'm assuming they would try to sue me for Libel. If I'm posting other peoples experiences then its completely legal - FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT.

I would also post this disclaimer

The content contained in documents on this site are not advice. it is not legal advice and it is beyond the resources of this sites maintainers to investigate each and every claim made. We feel that it is our legal right to allow members to express their opinions without the need of censorship. To this extent we must issues the content for its entertainment value only. The reader is ultimately responsible for his or here actions. The members of scam-site-x are welcome to have open disscussion on this site to express opposing viewpoits .

But how does it correlate with your original statement:

So the next best thing is to expose their fraud and hopefully get enough traffic and enough of a ranking to hurt their business.

If someone posted complete rubbish about the site that once scammed you, do you think you'd be objective enough to avoid prejudice, libel, and slander?

If someone else posted it then I hold no liability.

You have openly stated that your purpose in creating the site is to hurt that business and any others just because you got what you rightfully deserved by trying to cheat. You've already opened yourself up to legal dangers for the indefinite future of that domain. Your disclimaer provides no protection, since yuo have already admitted your true purpose on this page that I am sure many people have saved.

To tell you the truth, I really dont give a ****. 99% of the scam sites operate overseas so they can't do anything about it. And what I said was specifically towards superiorpapers.com and yes I am talking to them.

superiorpapers.com and all sites affiliated with them - You are a fraud! a scam! and a cheat! I have proof through my university and other sources that you plagiarized off of an Amazon.com review, so if you want to send me threats go ahead, because you can't do a damn thing about it. I will expose your fraudulent acts in hopes that you either learn to do business ethically, or cease to do business at all.

There, I said it. What's gonna happen now? Are they gonna fly over here and claim libel? Under what jurisdiction? Will I receive a stern letter written in broken english claiming that I am unfairly slandering the company? Gimme a break. Have any of you heard of ripoffreport? There are thousands of customers exposing the fraudulent acts of American companies (AT&T, Charter, Best Buy) and none of them get slammed with lawsuits. You know why? because it makes the company look guilty.

I know for a fact these little crap scam sites are going to ***** and moan more then anyone in the world but it's all talk. If your a legitimate site and you do good business then there's nothing to worry about. This is a basic constitutional right.

I understand you had a bad experience with one essay writing website; but have you ever ordered anything from their affiliates? How would you know they are "a fraud" too? It's like you claimed that VH1 promotes violence just because you saw a violent show on MTV (and VH1 and MTV are owned by the same parent company).


All they could do is to hire an attorney based in the US (there are plenty of those, some are very inexpensive) and sue you for libel in the US. They don't even have to be here; all can be done over the phone/Internet.

Absit invidia . . . perhaps a few would desire to hit the books, hit the court dockets for ripoff case/s and consult a lawyer. The lack of information and knowledge makes me squirm a bit.

Audiatur et altera pars.

Aeternum vale!

Who was that directed to? and why are you speaking latin.

It speaks Latin because it doesn't have the confidence to deal with people directly. All it does is make posts slamming everyone about various things. When challenged to provide proof, it comes back with some idiot savant-like, memorized phrase in Latin. Apparently, it thinks we're impressed. That's its way of trying to role-play as "superior" in an online world that is so very detached from the real world, which treats it with utter indifference because it's a pathetic peon.


Huge corporations don't care. Smaller companies will not look the other way, as they have nothing to lose by filing a lawsuit if their "small piece of the pie" is threatened.

As for ripoffreport, it is run by a convicted criminal and extortionist, Ed Magedson. He lives in fear of his life every day. He's in hiding. He's been sued more times than anyone can count. I don't think that's the life you want, is it? You can read about him here:

goodbusinessbureau.com
bad-business-rip-off.com

a perfect example of how ill-bred you are (Amy personified) lose weight especially in the head.

WritersBeware, check you syntax and sentence structure ... Speculation ah such animal ! Impress you? You do not even understand a word.
LOL

Pure idiocy, and still not a shred of evidence. You should work for the National Inquirer or Mad Magazine.

You've also just shown everyone how incompetent you are by suggesting that my previous post contains flaws in syntax and sentence structure. My writing flows naturally and soundly. Unlike you, I do not monitor every word that I type, but you somehow manage to STILL type embarrassingly poor sentences with completely improper use of spelling and punctuation. I don't hide behind Latin tripe or the quotes of others, either. What's REALLY pathetic is that, while incorrectly critiquing my perfectly sound post as flawed, your writing is absolutely atrocious. LMAO!

Seems like some big companies and a lot of money went into:

goodbusinessbureau.com
bad-business-rip-off.com

I'm not here to slander anyone, I want to tell the truth and that's what I'm going to do. They can say all they want but if I have proof and facts then there is no case.

You have plastered your ignorance everywhere. Latin is taught in J.D. Of course someone with an associate's degree, would not know.

My goodness, you do not even know how to interpret evidence. LOL


I can excuse yours. Obesity constricts the mind. LOL

If you are going to make it a site that elaborates upon your personal experience with SuperiorPapers.com, and you have evidence to support your statements, that's legally safe. You can then allow people to communicate their own proof-based experiences with SuperiorPapers.com in a forum. What I'm telling you is that you will run into serious problems with OTHER companies against which you do not have such evidence, whether or not you personally make the posts. Once you are presented with evidence that a post is untrue or inaccurate, I believe precedent dictates that you are thereafter legally responsible for damages caused to the libeled company if you do not remove the post.

On a personal level, I must add that taking "essayscams.com" (and posting about it here in essayscam.org) is in very bad taste.


Post your evidence when you respond, please. If you can't, you deserve to get blocked by the moderator.

The CDA is part of our federal laws. An excellent Wikipedia article discussing the history of the law can be found here.

In short, the CDA provides that when a user writes and posts material on a website such as Ripoff Report, the site itself cannot, in most cases, be held legally responsible for the posted material. Specifically, 47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(1) states, "No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider." Because the reports on Ripoff Report are authored by users of the site, we cannot be legally regarded as the "publisher or speaker" of the reports contained here, and hence we are not liable for reports even if they contain false or inaccurate information.

In most cases. In ripoff case, Court found that out of 110 complaints posted thereat, only 11 were from true complainants. The rest were made up by ripoff staff. This established a designed plan--something like a 'conspiracy' for the accomplishment of illegal ends. There was RICO.

Other states penalize libel as a criminal offense--while others consider defamation as tort. There is a plethora of jurisprudence where parties were found guilty of defamation and libel.

Media laws is a complex field: issues of jurisdiction,liabilities of parties, i.e. distributorship, ISP, posters, nature of offenses etc usually entails in depth research from authoritative materials (such as the confluence of pertinent laws and court cases)and experience in the field.

Issue of jurisdiction--assuming arguendo that complaining party is not within the the 'jurisdiction' you were alluding to--it can still be filed anywhere--where the site was accessed and the defamatory contents read--as this is deemed 'publication.' (This includes hyperlinking).

There really is nothing to worry about if you are in good faith.
Establishing a site for the purpose of exposing fraud is noble even if you were a victim. Try reading the first (web) page of this forum--obviously, as stated --they set up this site because they too were victims.

What transpires after setting up is a new ball game.
Bye and goodluck to you!