Why so many Ukrainians in the 'custom term paper business'?

I realize this is a naive question, but why do the Ukrainians seem to dominate the 'custom term paper business'? is it a regulatory thing, where they can escape stricter laws? still though, it's not as if selling 'custom outlines' is prohibited in the United States or United Kingdom.

Because they have the skill and knowledge to run the business so that customers are happy.

I thought we weren't supposed to trust the Ukranians?!?!

They only seemingly dominate the industry. In actual fact, there are only a handful of Ukrainians in the custom writing industry but each runs an entire network of sites.

Alexei, for example, owns the following sites:

Masterpapers.com
Customessays.co.uk
Ma-dissertations.com
Essaycapital.com
Grandresume.com
Academia-research.com
Fastcompanyformation.com
Researchedge.com
Vdwriters.com
Researchedge.com
Superiorcontent.com
Govital.com.ua
FastEssays.co.uk
ResearchPaper-Blog.com
ResumeCVService.com
SamedayEssay.com
SuperiorContent.com
TermPaper-Blog.com
ThesisBlog.com
ValWriting.com
BestEssay4u.com
Custom-Writing.co.uk
CustomEssayBlog.com
DissertationBlog.com
Essay-Blog.com
EssayBlog.org
EssayPaperBlog.com
EssayWritingBlog.com
essay-writing-service.co.uk
paramountessays.com
researchpaperstar.com
researchpaperwriter.net
termpaperstar.com
termpaperwriter.org
urgentessays.co.uk

Yuri owns:

911essay.com
ApplicationEssay.net
BestBuyEssay.com
bestdissertation.com
BestDissertation.net
BestDissertation.org
BestEssay.org
BestEssays.co.uk
bestessays.com
BestEssays.org
besttermpaper.com
BestTermPaper.net
BestTermPaper.org
BestTermPapers.org
college-paper.org
DissertationsExperts.com
EssayMill.com
essayontime.com
essaywriters.net
GenuinePapers.com
Killer-Content.com
MightyStudents.com
ResumesExperts.com
ResumesPlanet.com
rushessay.com
SuperiorPaper.net
SuperiorPaper.org
superiorpapers.com
SuperiorPapers.net
SuperiorPapers.org
SuperiorThesis.com
Term-Paper.biz
UK.bestessays.com
bestessays.co.uk
uk.bestessays.com
UniversalResearch.net
WiseTranslations.com
Writers.com.ph
writers.ph
custom-made-paper.com
bestessaytips.com
genuineessay.com

The point is that about 5 or 6 Ukrainians own this vast network of sites. Considering that none declare the nature of their network nor admit to the fact that they own all these sites, outsiders may get the impression that the industry is dominated by the Ukrainians - not true.

The question is why does Alexei, for example, not exercise transparency regarding his ownership of all these sites? To trap students. Should Masterpapers lose you as a customer, they can email you promos from their other sites and still ensure that your work goes to them. You, the customer, do not know that, ultimately, you are dealing with the same company which had previously let you down.


That's a blanket statement and not at all valid. The fact that a few Ukrainians in the industry are less than honest does not mean that all are dishonest.


Stu4 - you know better than that.

That is a very important point to remember.

And yet ukrainianessays.com is for some reason unregistered...

Indeed . . . .

Hmm, I guess they could claim that they started writing Ukraine but fell asleep after 2 letters and forgot to finish when they woke up...

OK, I get it.. thanks .. few Ukranians own many companies..

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Hi forum

Has anyone here had any experience with, or ordered work from urgentessays.co.uk??

Does anyone know what the company is like, how legit they are or are they any good/bad??

Anyone have any reviews on this company??

It seems that most of these co.uk essay writing companies are linked in some way, could one company have a number of sites out there, called different names?

Many thanks in advance.

Web copy is better than usual, but still clearly written by a non-native speaker. That's usually a bad sign. The address on their whois info is a mountaineering supply business; they also have the wrong zip-code. This means the address is almost certainly a lie.

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A company which openly admits it is based in Ukraine

Hello, guys. What do you think is it a good idea for a company to openly admit it is based in Ukraine? Will it ever get orders from UK or US students?

Thanks.

It is very important for a company to acknowledge where it is from, even if it reduces the number of orders received. I don't get much business shipping chewing gum to customers in China because I don't advertise as a Chinese-based chewing gum distributor--because I'm not one.

I wouldn't have a problem ordering from such a company; the fact they don't hide their true location says enough about their honesty. Plus, it may even work to their advantage because a client may get a better deal than from a US/UK based company. There is a reason more and more people order directly from China - they don't have to pay the middle man for exactly the same product.

It's more important what kind of writers they work with and how much they pay them, but that's another question.

Thanks guys. Do you know of any existing company, Ukranian or Kenyan, which does nor pretend to be based in the US or UK?

kenyawriting.com[DND*] lol. But edubirdie.com is from Ukraine and I think they list it somewhere in small print on their terms page.

michael890
Thanks. They seem to be quiet honest... although it is hard to believe they have some 'international writers'. Anyway it is very interesting to know how well they are doing financially.

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OK folks - the post #4 by WRT confirms my findings. The Ukrainian owners of essay services are waging a war against UK-based writing services (they could go against US services too). Reporting them to Google and blocking their domains is the only option to win the battle. They have recently created new spam websites ending with the word <here>, for example customessayhere.com, getessaywritinghere.com, researchpaperwritinghere.com and similar. They do it to defraud Google and Bing search engine results. I'm still a little confused who owns which sites but my research clearly shows the attacks starting in Ukraine.

Post-Soviet Ukraine has a lot of problems, just like the early-capitalist USA did. One difference is that, unlike the Pinkertons, the gangsters and robber barons who are running Ukraine's stripey, bargain-basement essay mills can't actually bust any of their employees' heads (although, after talking to some of their writer support people, who knows? They certainly seem brain-damaged). If you're a writer, though, all they can really do is treat you like garbage until you leave for greener pastures (i.e., anywhere).

Are these companies pay well to there writers?

I don't think they do.

@Editor75 - Impressive comparison of the two countries. However, you might probably want to think about your post: does it really make sense? To most of the reader it may sound like 'the jingling of rusted iron-chains'. You've posted after a long time. The chains seem ever more rusted than before. :-p

Those are the original, filthy Ukrainians behind bestessays.com[DND*], superiorpapers.com[DND*], et al.

MeowCon, let me start by saying that your English has really improved. Have you taken my advice and gotten yourself some lessons? Great job!

Remember, though, in "most of/most...." constructions, you need to make the noun plural (if it's countable noun like "reader"). It really is a tough language; keep at it!

Now, if you'd like to offer something substantial to dispute my analogy, which I made offhand, but nonetheless stand by, by all means, go ahead.

*a countable noun

Glass houses, right?

Also, just so there's no misinformation here, MeowCon, despite his forward strides with the idiom, hasn't yet landed a gig with any of these "starter-level" Ukrainian travesties. He has no real information to add about their pay-scales.

It's a moot point, though, since it seems that "David" here has less of a chance at passing their grammar tests than he does.

After having spent more than a week researching the Ukrainian writing services that show their true colors by not only defrauding their clients, but also negative-SEO attacking other research sites (UK and possibly US-based too) I noticed they started to evolve. From the so called "essay writing services" they move to the "homework help" niche.

The design of these sites and unlocked WHOIS info leaves no doubt that the deceptive operations are managed by the same people. Students should proceed with caution because by giving them their billing information and online payment details they risk being defrauded or blackmailed. Students should know that Ukraine is not legally bound by any serious treaty present in civilized countries, so even if a victim has a valid legal claim they are unlikely to find a lawyer who would represent them in a court of law.

That's pretty basic for anyone to know. To address your hollow arrogance, "most of the reader" was a typographical miss, in an unedited post.


How do you know? I am not here to answer your questions. I post what I like to post about.

You've come here after a long time only to have your rusted brain oiled. I will certainly do that.


Yes, they should; however, the majority doesn't, a sad fact. This forum was basically aimed at creating this awareness among students looking for essay writing help. But, like other so many companies, it has eventually decided to evolve into more a lucrative marketplace than being only a scam-exposing mirror.

As for Ukrainian companies, if I am not wrong, the knowledge-base of this forum most probably contains the largest amount of information on these companies. The credit goes to, until-recently, one of the most active members of the forum.

Maybe you should start your research from here. What you tell us has been repeatedly discussed here. Sorry for being so candid but you got to contribute something new.

WB never worked for them, either, Meo; he just snooped on their owners.

I never said s/he ever did.

It's "she," actually. The Rusty moron has never proven a single claim that he has ever made against me, including that I am a man (which is completely irrelevant, anyway).

That he attempts to correct others' grammar is laughable.

Yes, grammar... and don't forget spelling.

The bottom line is that these people are thieves, and on that, I think we can all agree, despite our relative abilities (or inabilities) to provide an inside perspective on their "modus operandi."

*all of us except for stu4.

Where your proof. At bottom of sea?

"First, we get Moose and Sqvirrel; then, conquer world. This time for sure!"

While it does seem accurate to declare that only a handful of people from the Ukraine seem to dominate the industry, it is more important to ask the question "Why are these specific Ukrainians in the custom paper business?" The only response I can come up with is that it all boils down to money and logistics. These handful of Ukrainians have the money to burn in the business by setting up multiple dummy sites, bouncing the IP address all over the world until it becomes almost untraceable, and then create a seemingly legitimate online business front after. They have the money to hire software and hardware people who don't mind running a con game with the owners as long as there is money coming their way. Who cares if the company is legit or not right? It is because of the money backing these people that they can afford to dominate the industry with dummy sites. That is why they are in the custom paper business. It is the simplest way to perform a "get rich quick" scheme.

Actually the Ukrainians have lost their lead in the "custom term paper business". They, and others like them have lost out to the independent writers who farm themselves out on linkedIn, UpWork, and similar independent / freelance worker websites where the middle man is removed, the pay is better for the writer, and the client gets to discuss directly with the writer regarding paper content and other instructions. The freelance business has taken over to a greater extent, within the academic writing field because the writers now have a better method of advertising themselves through social media and other platforms that they did not have access to before. So they have struck out on their own and managed to gain the clients for their independent "custom term paper business" who would normally have gone to the writing company. I find this to be a good thing. The Ukrainian scam companies are finally getting their comeuppance.

I'd imagine that this forum might also have had something to do with that.

I do find this to be rather difficult still. While a lot of academic writers are breaking away from scammy sites, getting your portfolio out there in specific sites can be difficult as there are sites that specifically target academic writers due to how the field will never be formally recognized. While I don't think it would be avoidable in the near future, it's a food for thought to consider.

These days, it seems that the Ukrainians are involved in any shady business one can think of. They have managed to negatively affect the legitimate academic writing world and bring down the quality of education worldwide because of their scam and con games. The custom term paper writing business is the easiest for them to infiltrate and do a scam and run con on the students because they do not need to be physically located anywhere to complete the task. All they need is a website, internet connection, and server to cheat a bunch of students and hard working writers. It is a business where the only winner are the Ukrainians. They have become pretty efficient at getting money to come into their coffers, without ever having to let too much money out to their employees / freelance writers.