How to use a custom essay properly if you want to be fair and legal?

Say I want to buy a custom essay. How can I be sure to use it properly so I don't violate the academic conduct policies of my college? Like I give essay instructions and all details to complete it and receive a completed essay.

What should I do with it to be fair with myself and my academic institution?

Dont give all instruction and give just general info. Then you rewrite to make sense.

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Made big mistake and paid Pheelyks aka peddler? Start a chargeback now before he contacts your school?????? what is this ???

But then why would I pay so much money for that? It would make no sense to give inaccurate instructions?

You can pay less if you dont use FreelanceRewriter who only rewrite copy from other source. You can give accurate instruction but you cant copy essay you get and say its your own, you must read it and understand it. Then you should rewrite and put essay in your own words. Then it's good for your teacher.

I suppose I should be flattered by your continual obsession with me, even in threads where I'm not mentioned, but you've never seen anything that I've ever written about anything besides my forum posts. People (apparently) choose to pay much more for my work than for yours substantially because the work they get from me sounds like it was written by someone who posts in English on this forum, whereas whatever they receive from you obviously sounds like it was written by someone who posts in whatever that language is in all of your posts on this forum.

In answer to your question: What should I do with it to be fair with myself and my academic institution?

1. Review your academic institutions policies. You don't want to do anything that violates the rules.

2. You should never, ever submit the model paper as your own. In your word processing program, open two windows - one with the model paper, the other with your own research and writing. Your own window will start as blank. Do not copy the parts of the model paper - you must read it first, then think about it, and come to your own conclusions. If you have more questions, do more of your own research. Go through each paragraph and by the time you finish, you should have your own paper written using your own words.

3. Cite the model paper in the References section of your paper. Don't be afraid to use the website's address that helped you; it's not illegal to use academic paper research notes.

4. Read the paper you wrote again and try to remember the most important points in case your professor asks you about the details. It should be an easy process since you have done most of the research work yourself.

5. Once your paper is graded, read your professor's comments carefully. What have you missed, what could be improved? Read the model paper and your own paper again and remember the parts that were done correctly. The most important thing is that you actually learn something from the research and this knowledge will be useful when you write your next paper.

Good luck!

Don't believe the hype. These sham "reference only" caveats are just a smokescreen to keep essay companies out of legal trouble.

Only a complete fool would pay a premium for a custom essay they're not even going to (wink-wink) use. There are plenty of pre-written essays out there, usually available for about half the price, that can be used and cited as "reference only," if one really wants to go about the chore of reading, assimilating, and vomiting out someone else's info (which recipe you can just as well use to write your own term paper from scratch).

What about individual freelance writers - can they be in "legal trouble" too or the laws only apply to companies.

I assume that a smokescreen is a smokescreen.

I wrote my research paper and will need serious proofreading only. I'll let you know if I need help.

That's a smart choice, too.

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Cool. Thanks Kizijogos!

The way I see it, the model paper is meant to make the job of the student easier. The whole paper is completed by someone else and all the student has to do at that point is read the paper, make sure he understands what the writer indicated and then, he or she can revise the paper to suit his or her own "voice". This is the tricky part of buying an academic paper. You need to make sure that you understand what your paper is about in the first place so that you can follow what the writer, provided he is a good writer and not a sham, and then rewrite the statements in your own words. The only parts you should not change are the in-text citations as those are direct references to the original source. If the writer paraphrased someone else in the essay, then you paraphrase the writer but indicate the original source. That is the only way that you can be pretty sure that your paper will pass a plagiarism check and that the professor will be none the wiser.

How many students order custom written essays and then adjust them to their own voice, though? I think most just proofread and check if the instructions were followed then submit the paper as if it was their own. Writers don't care as long as they have been paid.

If the rules and honor code of your school prohibit collaborating with others on your assignments, there's simply no way to use a purchased custom essay without violating those rules and codes. Even if you follow the advice to rewrite it entirely in your own voice, you're still using the intellectual ideas and the research of someone else without attribution, which violates the honor codes of most academic institutions. Likewise, "paraphrasing" another writer (even the author of a book or article that you read to write your own project) and then citing that author's original source as though you found that information in the original source yourself instead of citing whatever book or article you read is also rank plagiarism. In reality, no student is ever going to "cite" Acme Custom Essay Company (or whatever) as a "reference" in any project for very obvious reasons and nobody is paying $30 or $40 or more per page just to rewrite the entire essay himself after receiving it. Reading the purchased essay once before adding a cover page is about all that many students do before submitting the project for credit, and plenty of them probably skip the reading part of that. That's entirely their choice and I'm not commenting one way or the other about that or making any ethical judgments about it; but to suggest otherwise is just ridiculous.

There is no such thing as academic integrity among students. They will lie, cheat, and steal if it means getting the grade that they want or need in class. If these students had any sense of moral conduct or respect the school / university honor code, then all the academic writers would be out of business. The students do what is needed in order to deliver what is required of them academically. If it means hiring a writer and submitting the writer's work for a grade then so be it. They will not bother to read, review, revise, or rewrite the work that they paid up to thousands of dollars for. The writers are meant to help them get through the academic requirements "legally". In this instance though, "legally" simply means not having a single plagiarized sentence in the text for submission. Nothing more, nothing less.

In over 20 years, I've literally worked with only 3 students (that I know of) who actually correctly amended what I've written. They were legitimately seeking "help" and not wanting someone to do their work for them. Now, I'm not bashing the others. There are hidden reasons behind every order, whether it's poor time management, illness, family or work obligations, and so on. But, @WriteReview is correct. The majority take the paper and submit as their own without a single change. Whether or not they do that is their business. Once the order is complete and delivered to the client, it is out of the writer's hands. At the end of the day, though, I still feel we help more than we harm. The majority of clients I help are horrible writers. Not everyone has the talent to write and others simply hate it. In fact, most students hate writing! Even some of the most intelligent students are poor writers. They have brains overflowing with knowledge and can verbally discuss topics in great detail, but when it comes to putting that information on paper, the light goes out. I'm proud that we can help. As for those who "use" our services out of laziness, well, that's their business and they have to deal with the aftermath if they misuse or misrepresent what we provide.

If you want to be fair and legal, then consider hiring the writing service only for a specific service. That is, to have them complete the research angle, but not the writing angle of your paper. Give them instructions regarding your information requirements and then, upon receiving the information, you work on the paper yourself. To make your task easier, you can also ask them to indicate sections you can use for paraphrasing or citation in your text. They can format that for you in reference to specific information required by your paper. By asking the company or writer to complete the research, but not the total paper, you will have honored the code of ethics and academic integrity of your university. You paid only for research, not a model paper, not a grading ready paper, you only asked them to complete the information reference for you. That keeps you within the fair and legal zone.

It is always best to simply rewrite the custom essay that you receive. That is regardless of whether it was AI generated or written by a human being. The best way to avoid any academic integrity charges is always to write the paper in your own words, in your own voice, using your own writing style. You cannot go wrong when you personalize the paper. This totally eliminates any suspicious content. Just make sure to still use the correct sources in your paper. That way you still get what you paid for.