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stu4   
Jan 26, 2011
General Talk / Is poor essay quality a SCAM? [15]

Poor quality is not scam. Product delivered, you need to rewrite it to your instructions, and you're done.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

A student who takes the custom paper as a model has no risk of plagiarism. A student who doesn't could be.

You assume your client wants to use essay as his own. I do not assume that and dont want that.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

This is why in the industry there is a DIFFERENCE between purchasing pre-used papers and purchasing new ones.

There is no difference. The only difference is in the language usage presentation because all the research and information is already there. What a custom essay writer does is to write in his own words what is already known and was described/research by someone else in past. Custom essay writer does not invent anything new. They only use their language skill to present it as something new. They just rewrite things. Everything else is old.

But there are good and bad firms, good firms are better at rewriting.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

Quote law, or shut up. It's quite simple.

Done -> its simple indeed: -)

law

Google's search engine is free to the public

and you find what Google tells you should find. Results are manipulated and faked in many times.

Advertisers pay to advertise on Google.

Not only advertisers because tax payers do to after Obama teamed up with Google and they work on some secret projects.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

That is well-established fair use.

If people are using images with istockphoto long enough it will be well-established law too.

Google's search functionality is FREE to the public

Its not free because information about public usage/trends/behaviors are stored and resold to other media firms.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

This is spam because it's asking a private business question appropriate to be answered in the employer-employee relationship which most people on the board don't have the expertise to answer.

Then shut all websites that discuss employer-employee relationship.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

Section 107 contains a list of the various purposes for which the reproduction of a particular work may be considered fair, such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research

The website in question writes research papers, book reports, essay critiques, news releases, and scholarship essays and teaches students how to write their own essays. Fair use.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

istockPhoto puts a watermark for a reason-> they know people use photos from their sites, if they didn't then they would not bother to put watermark on every photo. watermark is free advertising for them.
stu4   
Jan 06, 2011

"Fair use" doesn't mean "grab without citation or credit and use in a purely commercial venture".

They credit the author by displaying their logo. Its mutual gain - free advertising for iStockphoto and fair use of their limited content.
stu4   
Jan 03, 2011

WritersBeware is right, he pulls all the strings at that company, you must listen to him ;).

Its just the start of the new year so don't expect too many projects.
stu4   
Nov 08, 2010

$10

No wonder FreelanceWriter and pheelyks, the current SNR writers, fish for clients here ;-). And they laughed when an ESL writer said he's making about the same per page :D.

And Veronica, WritersBeware has admin access to SNR so he must already know your writer ID too :/.
stu4   
Nov 02, 2010

did these scammers take your money?

Jason must have been a writer for dissertationindia.com and they penalized him for plagiarizm and mindless drivel - now he's trying to revenge :d
stu4   
Nov 01, 2010

Why lie about hiring them?

This is what Jason suggested when he started this thread, ask him. I only showed it works both ways but he pretends he doesn't get it.
stu4   
Nov 01, 2010

Again, a company is not fraudulent if it provides BETTER-than-advertised service/products.

BETTER is still not what I asked for. Being an ESL student I have a perfect reason to request ESL-writing style. But a native speaker, sadly, cannot provide that - unless they pretend they are ESL writers to make a quick buck off unsuspected ESL clients.
stu4   
Nov 01, 2010

A company is not fraudulent for providing a BETTER-than-advertised service, Yuri.

Wait, so when I, as an ESL speaker, pay hard earned money for my essay to be completed by an ESL writer then I have no right to demand what I paid for? I paid for essay to be written by an ESL writer - and you suggest that they throw me an essay written by a native speaker that completely ignores cultural differences and ESL-style grammar and context - and say I should be happy?

Fix your reasoning straight.
stu4   
Nov 01, 2010

But they may also hire a native English writer if they apply --> so they must be scammers too because their customers are fooled and expected to use an Indian writer only! (at least by your logics:).
stu4   
Oct 27, 2010

What did you "prove" here exactly?

That the company owner is of Ukrainian nationality, that the company is legally registered in the UK, and that a sales person doesn't know the details about company owner? Sales person doesn't have to know that as long as they pay them on time.

Why do so many Ukrainians feel the need to intentionally deceive the British/American public by deceptively posing as Brits and Americans?

Why did you intentionally deceived the chat operator by providing a Spanish name and posing as a customer?
stu4   
Oct 25, 2010
Essay Services / Essay - Trying a few out [25]

I post information and evidence in this forum to help honest, respectful, innocent people avoid scams and fraudulent sites

To sum up, what you do is these two simple steps to do your "research":

1. Look up the domain WHOIS info.

2. Does the registrant name sound English? If the registrant name doesnt sound English -> the site must be a scam. (no matter if domain was registered by webmaster or another 3rd party person - you don't know that and cannot know that but you still assume registrant = site owner).

3. IF registrant name sounds English then you move on to check the phone number and address. If it's PO Box - the site must be a scam. If it's a UPS store or listed address is not US/UK, the site (what a coincidence:D) must be a scam.

4. If you cannot find anything from the WHOIS info, you check links. Does the site link to other 'foreign' sites or other 'foreign' sites link to it? Sure - that must be a scam.

5. If the above points don't bring anything useful, you search for the owners possible names. You check Facebook, Myspace and other similar garbage. You check Twitter too - if the supposed owner twitted something completely unrelated to show who they really are, like "I shipped some stuff to India." - hell yes, they must be Indian scammers.

Your "research" could be done with the same result by a 7 yo. You repeat yourself and waste the resources of this forum.

What's the most important - you are the owner of one of the biggest essay services and all you care about is your bottom line. The fact that you own a competing website AND try to discredit your direct competitor directly discredits you. Your posts here are only because you are an essay site owner yourself -> how can any of your message have any unbiased opinion? It just can't.

There are other site owners here but even if they try to advertise they don't discredit other sites. You do it "the honest, American way" - you fear your competition and your bottom line so you attack them because you and your site is unable to provide a better service. Your only choice is to dumb down to your level and discredit other sites and its sad you cannot do it in a fair way.
stu4   
Oct 25, 2010
Essay Services / USA Essays - one of these sites? [41]

Do you really want to get into the `false claims' argument? :)

Its like I bought a collection car that was manufactured in 1920 and after that claimed that "I've been a car owner since 1920". That's what some "American" website claims.

Enough said about 'false claims' argument. False advertising in the face.