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Stressed student looking for the cream of the crop writing services


Nov 21, 2010 | #1
Hi, I am a sophomore in college (undergrad) and I have always written my own essays, but I'm way in over my head...I have so much work to do and I don't have time to write an essay for English that's due tomorrow.

Stressed Student WritingI know this type of question must be posted far too often, but I'm so stressed because the essay is due tomorrow and I have a great deal of other work to do. I'd like to first say that I'm not interested in having anyone from this site write it (only because of the bias) but when I searched for a quality essay writing service, I was bombarded by tons of different services, each claiming to be the best. So I expect that many users push sites that they work for, whether they admit they work for the company or not...so how do I find the best one? There are so many random reviews on here; I'm overwhelmed and stressed! Has anyone been in this position, and if so, did you find a solution? Which sites are considered the cream of the crop? Which are the most well known and reputable? I'd like a decent essay. I also thought I'd mention that my teacher only takes written copies, and definitely doesn't take the time to go online.

I'd really appreciate any advice you might have.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention that I have a big philosophy essay due in a little while. I've read a few criticisms of random sites on here-people claim that they do not custom write the essay for you, they just pluck out a prewritten one, but what do those sites do when the essay that must be written is on a very specific topic, on a book that is not read very often? In other words, how can one lie and give you a prewritten essay, when there is no essay that meets the criteria in existence?

Thanks again

Great I just read a post that says recommending "legit" sites is not allowed here. What do I do? Should I go with CustomPapers.com or with another one?
WritersBeware  
Nov 22, 2010 | #2
Find the oldest, most established, American site that you can and call it a day.
Papers Inn  - | 3  
Nov 22, 2010 | #3
yes you have rightly said and liked your views.
Thanks
Johny  - | 11   Freelance Writer
Mar 17, 2012 | #4
Anyone in need of a genuine & professional freelance writer?

Dear friends,

I offer my services for any of your writing needs. Please do contact me via email <@gmail>

Regards
pheelyks  
Mar 17, 2012 | #5
By "genuine and professional," do you mean obviously ESL and incapable of writing grammatically proper English?
Johny  - | 11   Freelance Writer
Mar 17, 2012 | #6
My dear friend Pheelyks,

Does it mean that if a person has English as his/her second language, he/she can't write grammatically correct English? Also, does it mean that people having English as their first language write perfect English? Well, I totally disagree. I receive frequent messages from my customers based in the UK and USA (English as mother tongue). It's really pathetic to read their English. they don't have any sense of English grammar. So before commenting on anything, think logically and it should not be just for the sake of commenting something.

Regards
pheelyks  
Mar 17, 2012 | #7
Does it mean that if a person has English as his/her second language, he/she can't write grammatically correct English?

No, it means you can't write grammatically correct English. Some people learn to speak foreign languages fluently, other people learn to speak foreign languages only passably, and some don't learn at all. You're in the middle group, like most of the ESL writers here.

Also, does it mean that people having English as their first language write perfect English?

No. Not only does your English need work, but your logic does, too.

Well, I totally disagree.

With whom?
Johny  - | 11   Freelance Writer
Mar 17, 2012 | #8
Dear Pheelyks,

It seems you are bent on proving me as a bad writer, without even knowing my credentials. RWC should really be grateful of you to have left the company.

And what you call as logic, is in fact the reality. My advice for you: Please come out of any depression that you are in. The world is full of opportunities. I am sure there will definitely be some company who who would tolerate people like you. All the best buddy.

Regards
Heremeout  7 | 175   Freelance Writer
Mar 17, 2012 | #9
No. Not only does your English need work, but your logic does, too.

Silly boy! You make me feel sick!
pheelyks  
Mar 17, 2012 | #10
It seems you are bent on proving me as a bad writer

You do that on your own with clauses like this.

I am sure there will definitely be some company who who would tolerate people like you.

I make five times per page what RWC offered. I'm doing just fine, thanks.

Any response to the fact that you got every point of my argument wrong?
Johny  - | 11   Freelance Writer
Mar 18, 2012 | #11
I make five times per page what RWC offered. I'm doing just fine, thanks.

Could you please share the name of the company that you are working for? This may benefit most of the writers who are in search of good remunerations.

Regards
pheelyks  
Mar 18, 2012 | #12
Could you please share the name of the company that you are working for?

They don't hire anyone that can't write with full fluency, so don't worry about it.
WritersBeware  
Mar 18, 2012 | #13
You, and those like you, don't have a chance in hell of being hired.
Johny  - | 11   Freelance Writer
Mar 18, 2012 | #14
They don't hire anyone that can't write with full fluency, so don't worry about it.

:-)

You, and those like you, don't have a chance in hell of being hired.

How about heaven?
pheelyks  
Mar 18, 2012 | #15
:-)

Best. Counterargument. Ever.
emilliano  - | 3   Student
Mar 19, 2012 | #16
pheelyks....you claim to be an EFL, right?? Why can't you take your services to Havard languages Department and leave this forum to us "ESL".
pheelyks  
Mar 19, 2012 | #17
you claim to be an EFL, right

I don't think you know what EFL generally stands for.

Why can't you take your services to Havard languages Department and leave this forum to us "ESL".

Amazingly enough, simply being able to write well doesn't guarantee someone a job at Harvard.

I have no problem with ESL writers on this forum. I do have a problem with them insisting that their writing is indistinguishable from that of a truly fluent writer, however.
amnateeb  2 | 320   Freelance Writer
Mar 19, 2012 | #18
I have no problem with ESL writers on this forum. I do have a problem with them insisting that their writing is indistinguishable from that of a truly fluent writer, however.

You are a big liar. You always have problem with ESL writers, unless they admit that you are more qualified and competent than they actually are.

As a matter of fact, qualifications do not mean English should be learnt to the level of proficiency of a native speaker. I am an ESL writer and admit that I make mistakes. Still I can write far more better than you as I am entirely "qualified" to write on the topics of my area of expertise, and with original ideas that come from me not anywhere from the internet. I have deep knowledge of what I am writing, which is why, unlike you, I do not paraphrase the material taken from information sources. This is the advantage of "qualification" which you do not possess.
pheelyks  
Mar 19, 2012 | #19
You always have problem with ESL writers, unless they admit that you are more qualified and competent than they actually are.

It has nothing to do with me vs them. It has everything to do with them being honest about their capabilities. If an ESL writer shows up that can write truly fluent academic-level English, I wouldn't know they were ESL. The fact that you and others like you are immediately identifiable as foreign speakers means your skills are not up to par.

and admit that I make mistakes

Actually, you call people idiots when they point out your mistakes and then claim that they weren't really mistakes, or that you simply couldn't be bothered to proofread.

come from me not anywhere from the internet.

Missed a comma, missed a capitalization, and got some words in the wrong order (and missed some, too).

unlike you, I do not paraphrase the material taken from information sources.

Do you have the tiniest bit of evidence that this is what I do?

This is the advantage of "qualification" which you do not possess.

Proof?
amnateeb  2 | 320   Freelance Writer
Mar 19, 2012 | #20
Do you have the tiniest bit of evidence that this is what I do?

Proof?

First you provide the evidence for my lack of qualifications. Pointing out punctuation mistakes is not the evidence. Lol

Missed a comma, missed a capitalization, and got some words in the wrong order (and missed some, too).

Well, my sentence does not seem to be wrong.
pheelyks  
Mar 19, 2012 | #21
First you provide the evidence for my lack of qualifications. Pointing out punctuation mistakes is not the evidence.

Yes, it is. I say you're writing has many simple and repeated mistakes, and I point those mistakes out. It's pretty straightforward.

Well, my sentence does not seem to be wrong.

That's a) an admission that I provided the requested evidence, and b)not a counterargument.
amnateeb  2 | 320   Freelance Writer
Mar 19, 2012 | #22
you're

Your. Please don't call it a typo. How many times do others have to correct this repeated mistake? When will you learn it?
pheelyks  
Mar 19, 2012 | #23
Good. You caught it. You're catching on pretty quick, amadweeb. Now can you find any errors in my posts from before you made these accusations?

Here's the thing: I drop one in your lap, and you ponce all over it. Any other time I ask you to back up your claims, though, you say you don't have to, it's not worth your time, it's so obvious you shouldn't have to point it out, etc. What this leads me to believe is that you're a liar. Not that this is really news to me, but...
WritersBeware  
Mar 19, 2012 | #24
I am an ESL writer

Get outta here! Really? If not for your honesty, I never would have known.
amnateeb  2 | 320   Freelance Writer
Mar 20, 2012 | #25
That was not for letting you know, by the way. There are many other things that you never know.
Lava  - | 5  
Apr 09, 2013 | #26
Give it up amnateeb your grammatical capabilities are stunted to say the least!

I am new to this site and and looking for some help. Pheelyks your written English seems to be perfect, can you point me in the right direction please? Many thanks.
Smiley73  4 | 591 ☆☆  
Mar 30, 2018 | #27
There are a number of ways that you can save yourself the stress and headache of having to sort through, investigate, and compare the services of various essay writing companies. The first, is if you decide to use one of the two banner services as indicated above. Both companies are vetted and promoted by the company owners / forum owners for a reason, they are reliable and trustworthy. Otherwise, they would not have been allowed to promote themselves so openly here. The other option, is for you to contact the various freelance writers located in the writer / services section of the forum. These guys have a prove track record when it comes to customer satisfaction and client - writers relationship. If you are looking for a long term writing partner, opting to choose one them may be the best way to go. Note: I am not a freelance writer, I'm here for a different purpose other than writing for students or other types of clients. BTW, if you decide to go another way, make sure you refer to the DND list here. Those are the companies that definitely have a problem with their writers and don't deal with clients on the level. That's why the complaints about them piled up tot he point where they requested to not be discussed in this forum anymore.
Write Review  1 | 546 ☆☆  
Jun 28, 2018 | #28
While going with the professional writing services usually turns out to be the best option when looking for writing help, a student may also look in-campus for enterprising students who are in a higher college level and have taken the same classes during the previous semester. Or, as I said before, find someone who has contacts in the writing business and use their referral codes to get reliable, fast, and efficient services. It isn't hard to find a reputable good writing company or writer within the campus if you just know how to do it.

Not everything needs to be done via company or professional independent writer if money is an issue for a student. Some of these academic writers actually got their start as under the radar writers for their classmates before hitting the big-time. Finding them on campus also offers you more peace of mind knowing that you have direct access to the writer at any given time and also, that you are dealing with a native language writer. It is easier to find a cream of the crop writer on campus because the reputation and grades of that student will be well known to most people so you know the person can do the job.

Don't worry about the writer possibly turning you in to the school officials. You both have a lot to lose in this case so this is one time that you won't find lose lips or need to worry about identity theft. That was how I got my start as an academic writer.
Cite  2 | 1853 ☆☆☆  
Aug 03, 2020 | #29
Going with one of the established sites at this forum is one way of finding a reputable website, without needing a reference from somebody at this forum. Custom Papers appears to be one of the reliable writing sites advertising here. I haven't heard any complaints about the company. The one complaint at this forum seems to have been planted by a competitor site. I am not endorsing the company, I am just repeating what I have heard.
ninjawarrior  - | 206  
Aug 05, 2020 | #30
Repeat after me: "ON this forum."
noted  7 | 1988 ☆☆☆☆☆  
Jul 19, 2025 | #31
There will be instances when writers will approach students who post at this forum, offering their services. Do not deal with those writers. It is never a good idea to work with writers who approach you with quality promises. Instead, approach the writers who have a proven track record at this forum. Yes, I am asking the student to do his own research before hiring a writer by approaching the writer and negotiating his writing needs. That is the only way he can measure the credibility and ability of the writer to meet his needs.
The opinions are that of the author's alone based on an individual capacity. Opinions are provided "as is" and are not error-free.
FreelanceWriter  6 | 3089   ☆☆☆   Freelance Writer
Jul 21, 2025 | #32
Instead, approach the writers who have a proven track record at this forum.

Agreed...and stick to writers whose real identity and location are independently verifiable.




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