If recommendations arent allowed...

Hey everyone i been browsing this forum for quite a while now and havent came across a single legit essay site ... All people do here is spam or bash each other. Why cant we have a mod or someone of higher level who can simply make a sticky topic of all the sites that are LEGIT! Again on this thread am not asking for recommendations but requesting a mod or anyone with authority to do this. So students like us dont have to worry about getting scammed. Thanks

Would a spammer 'with authority' count as a legitimate contributor? : )

This site is not here to promote/recommend/suggest or otherwise publicize "legit" sites. Get it?

Yes, i also understand that this site is more about exposing essay scam sites to noobs like me.. but wouldnt it be icing on the cake if we also know which sites to use rather than getting scammed every time.. anyways thats just my suggestion and may be my last post on this site ... cuz i dont see this site being useful to me. Thanks

How did you go with your search? I have an order with essaysontime and am now starting to worry. Life would be so much easier if I could simply find an honest English speaking company to use. :s

I too would like some help in finding a decent essay writing site, can anyone help?

You should worry.

essayontime.com[DND*] = Ukrainian garbage

Can you point me in the right direction then?

This forum adopts a bass-ackwards approach for this purpose. It's like a forum for canned soup consumers that only allows negative reports, so that consumers who prefer Campbell's will not be able to come right out and say so, and will only be able to communicate their preferences in the forum by running down Progresso. Well, I'm here to say that I like Campbell's soups and would recommend them to my friends.

No, it's not. If recommendations were allowed, this forum would be completely overrun with spamming a-hats pretending to be satisfied customers. I think that the owners of this forum have a fairly decent grasp of how to run it.

Rehashing the same sh.it a million times won't make you the mod's nark.
I know if recommendations were allowed, it'd mark the end of your shilling 'career'.
How is ET doing? revenues? profits? charge backs suffered?

Quote a SINGLE post in which I have "shilled." Put up or shut up.


You may want to ask them. It's pretty easy to contact them.

It gets used a lot in here:

If I can read between the lines then I think I'm getting you point.

NATO sure has changed since I was with it. All of our former enemies are now members. Go figure.

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NATO sure has changed since I was with it. All of our former enemies are now members. Go figure. I'm just a dude who needs a lead in the right direction when it comes to essay writing sites, an Ozy one preferably.

I think the "point" has a lot to do with what is going to come up in Google searches.

Ninety-eight percent of American high school students use Google first when searching for reliable sex education resources.* Likewise, I've used Bing but I still usually rely on Google first.** Google is worth more than McDonald's, General Motors and Disney combined.*

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*Juried reference available upon request.
**I like footnotes.

Not just American; most of the First World countries.

I'm pretty sure there is a thread with LEGIT websites on here already.

I really can't believe how much students believe that recommendations are not allowed at this forum. Recommendations ARE allowed, just not on EssayScam itself and not on an individual basis. Only the owners of the forum are allowed to make recommendations here. Just look at the banner at the top of the page and it screams "RECOMMENDATIONS!" to the high heavens. Everything from EssayChat, EssayDirectory, the direct banners promoting GraduatePapers.com, Custompapers.com, and the writers / services links are all direct recommendations if I ever saw one. That is why students should not be constantly asking, "Can you recommend a site or a writer to me?". The recommendations are staring you in the face and you refuse to recognize it. Those writers and companies are "recommended" by the owners of this forum and are reliable in terms of delivering on their promised service. If you want to find out which sites not to use, just scroll down to the Do Not Discuss or DND list. Those companies request not to be discussed here for a reason, they are believed to be, proven to be, and are known to be scam academic outsourcing companies.

The reason that people are not allowed to make recommendations in the postings are really simple, it is to prevent a bloodbath from occurring within the threads as the writers and company reps vie for the business from the clients. By allowing only the forum owners to endorse certain writers and companies in the above thread, the situation is kept under control. Students will clearly see that there are endorsed sites and writers, all vetted and guaranteed to work well with any potential client. Allowing the clients to directly contact the writers and companies in private, by a simple click on the profile link resolves any potential and unwarranted battles for client supremacy in any thread.

Again, the only recommendations that are allowed here are the ones that have been vetted by the owners of this forum. That said, feel free to contact any of the writers here so that they can get your business. Just remember when you hire any writer or company that isn't part of the reviewed list, you do so at your own risk. The forum doesn't endorse any other entities for work with the students.

It is telling that complaints, criticisms and unwarranted allegations are allowed in here, but no recommendations. Talk about raising rabble. These guys are pros.

The problem is that not all sites are legit. Which is why this forum exists int he first place. The idea is to help the students not fall into the scam writing trap. The forum is not all about bashing one another. There are actually times when the independent writers agree with one another, or agree to attack a perceived common enemy, either way, that is still cooperation among rivals. The recommendations are not allowed because the writer profile, which the student should be visiting in the first place, is the closest thing that a student will get in the form of a "recommendation" for an individual writer. I also agree that recommendations, by the forum owners are the only kind of company recommendations accepted at this forum. So yeah, recommendations are allowed in a roundabout manner.

I cannot really tell if recommendations are not allowed here. I mean, I've been lurking here for months and always came across a company representative trying to convince me that their company is legit and that their writers are highly educated, etc. but then I talk to the company rep and discover that their post isn't exactly as was described in the thread. They can recommend their own companies and the mods turn a blind eye to it because it is posted in the Essay services section. Which i don't get. If recommendations really aren't allowed, then why is there a Services section in the forum? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of EssayScam? How are we to know if the site being recommended there is a scam or not? Do the mods check the information about those websites before allowing the post to stay?