The problem is that these are the very companies that tend to use fraudulent schemes on the students. They are the fly by night companies that do not deliver papers to the students. They are the companies that blackmail the students. At least the larger companies do not engage in such practices. Unless a student can truly investigate the background of a company and, the small company can truly earn the trust of the student, then the only other option for them would be to hire the writer directly since the person to person (no middleman) communication helps in completing the paper in a timely manner.

The universities only have access to software and other apps that can help them prove a plagiarized paper. They cannot prove a paper was bought. It isn't like the writing company puts a watermark identifying the company or writer that completed the paper for the student on the research paper or essay. Bank accounts are protected internationally by banking secrecy laws. It is not that easy to get a copy of a person's bank or credit card statement. That takes a court order.

It is my belief that only certain writers at this forum are placing a greater emphasis than there should be on the phrase "native writers". They wish to make themselves appear special and unique when in truth, they are not. They believe that the phrase can make them higher paid and a better choice for the students. The reality is, the students don't care about whether the writer is ESL or ENL, just that the paper gets done in comprehensible English and following the instructions that the writer was provided with. You are also right, sloppiness works both ways.

Based on my observations, it appears that both ENL and ESL writers can be competent writers. They both have a degree of proficiency by which a student can flourish and get good grades. However, that all depends upon the requirements of the student. If the student happens to be an ESL student, they do not tend to look for ENL writing styles. They would rather have a writer that can compose their papers based on their known degree of English proficiency. ENL students, require native speakers to develop their papers. That is why I engage the services of both types of writers. The competency of the writer is determined by the student hiring the services, not by anybody else.

The company is now out of business. Based on the way they did their work and the history of their company, they really had no choice but to shut down. They were getting pummeled by refund demands and salary demands from the students and their writers. They were not financially prepared to run the company. They could not stay afloat when the complaints started pouring in and the refunds started flying. Eventually, the refunds stopped because the went bankrupt and there are some writers who remain unpaid to this very day.

The company is one of the most recommended by students who find themselves in a bind. They have excellent writers, who are truly American and not pretenders as other companies would be hiring. They have managed to deliver satisfactory services to a majority of their clients. Most of them leaving highly positive reviews with negligible complaints (nothing the client could not correct on his own in a matter of moments).

@cocklejoe

Did you not see that almost everything you said was blacked out by the system? Yet you did not bother to fix it to actually become a useful post. What a useless piece of troll you are. You can't even troll a board properly. If you want to make a useless post, at least try and make the whole presentation readable.

Does it matter what either of these people say? Both of them are cons anyway. One poses as an ENL writer and the other, owns or represents a criminal company. There is no sense in even replying to either of them or reading what they have to say because it is a case of "the pot calling the kettle black", Both of them are not worth trusting for any reason.

As long as the students have the complete information for their paper to submit as references to the writer and, this is the most important part, the instructions for writing are clearly provided, then any writer who isn't from a scam company or third world country should be able to help you complete the paper. Writers rely on the information that the students provide to be able to complete any paper that the client needs. A competent writer will be able to put together the paper for a student, specially of the student is willing to work closely with the writer for the completion of their paper. A true academic writer can write like a native of any country, that is one of the main qualifications for this job.

Look at the banners at the very top of the page. Those are the good sites that are recommended by the owners of this forum. Those writers and companies have been investigated and proven to not be scams. You can trust the writers and companies openly advertised at this forum.


Correction, no private endorsements from forum members allowed. The owners of the forum have reserved that right for themselves through the banner advertising you see in every thread at this forum and in the homepage.

Good suggestion, but not picked up on by the students filing complaints. Why? I can only think that the "students" posting the complaints are not really "students" but paid troublemakers who are paid to malign other websites deemed to be direct competitors. From what I can tell, certain company representatives do try to verify the claims made by some students here, but they cannot find any proof that such an order was ever filed at their company. Hence my disbelief when it comes to the truth behind the complaints. Sometimes, the students need to be questioned, as well as the companies, for the readers her to arrive at the truth and make a truly informed decision.

Yes, I have heard of them. Mostly because they decided to use a similar sounding name that rode on the popularity, reputation, and quality name of CustomPapers. I do know they were informed that they cannot use the same name as an already existing company, regardless of the difference in url extensions. It still runs a scam on the students who may not be able to tell the difference.

Silly person! You were being told that the excuse does not exist. It does not matter who you are, what level of society you belong to, or how much money is involved, there is no such level of service! You were NEVER going to get that money, regardless of the excuse. No wonder you got duped. You can't even tell when you are being given proper information in a post. Sheesh!

Ok, we will not say you never warned us. Mostly because there is nothing new in your post anyway. The companies you listed and their African writers have been discussed to death at this forum. There is nothing new in what you announced so do not expect to get a pat on the back for it. Rehashing old discussion lists aren't really useful to the students since you did not provide any updated information along with your list. Nothing new there.

The OP was a shill. He wanted to entice both students and writers to use the company, but had not idea how to do it. Hence the confusing post. I wonder why the company hired this actor since he obviously has no idea of how to do his job. He could not decide between being a writer or a student for the post. He decided to be both just to be sure. What a laughable person and post.

Since the student changed the instructions after the paper had been completed and submitted on the writer's end, there should not have been a discussion regarding the quality, standard, and payment of the order. The original order was delivered as per specs. Therefore, the writer should have been paid for the work delivered and the revised paper should have been treated as a new order since it required a new set of instructions to be completed. The company should have, in this case, protected the writer's interests.

It is a company that sells software to online sellers. Their system is used to transfer payments overseas from the company to the writer. It used to be the most common form of paying writers. In the past, when the digital money transfer systems were still in its infancy, SWREG was accepted by PayPal as a money transfer tool. These days, very few companies still use that system because of the development of fintech channels that have made it extremely easy to transfer money from one country to the in a seamless, almost problem free process.

My definition of a Native English Speaker is that of a person who can converse fluently, without having to think of English word equivalents during the conversation. As a writer, this is a person who can write the paper for the student in grammatically correct English inclusive of the English writing rules considerations. There should not be any confusing points in the writing, every sentence needs to make sense and clearly connect with the next sentence for a cohesive thought process. Anything less than these would make the writer an ESL in my book. You may also refer to https://essayscam.org/forum/rt/learning-english-vernacular-way-6163/.

The intellectual property to the written paper automatically transfers to the students upon submission. That is, unless the company has a specific rider that states the paper is to be used only as a model and not submitted for a grade. However, the caveat is, if the student ordered an original paper, then it can be submitted for a grade and the rights belong to the student who paid for the paper. It is important to ask about the paper ownership before placing an order because of the conflicting, sometimes confusing rules in place at various companies.

It never hurts to revive old threads. You never know who might have had similar experiences with the company and may want to add their own experience or information to the thread. It isn't always about talking to the OP. Sometimes, it is about calling attention to specific possible fraud companies and hoping that someone can add to the discussion for the benefit of the other students who may be looking for information about that company at the time.

If you have even one complaint about the company service, specifically, when it comes to following your instructions, I would not say that they have been good up to a point. They were not good at all. Period. The problems they gave you meant that you would have to do the rewrite yourself or risk missing your submission deadline. I cannot consider a company, or any writer, who causes such problems for the student "good enough". Not for any reason.

Got any registration papers and an official picture of your office to prove these claims? The problem with these companies is that they know they can say anything on the internet and get away with it (most of the time) because it is just too difficult to disprove their claims. They rely on the laziness of students when it comes to verifying information to help them get away with their lies. It is important that students never take anything at face value with these companies. I once traced a company into the middle of a swamp in Florida. Well at least the swamp was in Florida, where the company claimed to be.

Dead topic worthy of reviving since the company continues to hire unsuspecting writers and conning innocent students. If you successfully contact the company, you are going to speak to an Asian with a highly thick accent. They don't even try to cover up the fact they are Filipinos anymore. They claim that you are talking to their "client support center agent" located in the Philippines, but all your concerns will be routed to the US office where the writers are located. Who are they trying to con? We all know the truth behind this company. Do not be fooled!

- Comments are equivalent to recommendations. If you read enough positive words about the company, you will tend to seriously consider hiring the services right? So the comment turns into a recommendation. Negative comments will make you shy away from hiring them. So it still works as a recommendation. Negatives means no sign up, positive means sign up. Don't try to use word play to get around the rules of the forum.

- A definite red flag. Never hire a company without any feedback attached to it. Sure, the company might be new and just starting out so the reviews may not be there yet, or the complaints readily found. The absence of a review means you have to look into the background of the company far more than you usually might.


- That means they paid the search engine for advertising rights and SEO optimization. Again. Never believe everything you read on the internet without trying to find out more about the company first. Remember that everything, even ranking reputation, is for sale except at a few sites such as ES whose mission is to expose such things.


- The magic reference. All companies that use PayPal tend to have a sense of reliability for some reason. That means nothing except that you have buyer's protection service for when you eventually get scammed.

The company sounds like it is running a modern day slave trade. No writer should be forced to work on an order that the writer does not feel comfortable writing about. Why would any writer be willing to remain working long term for this type of company? They do not only sound unreasonable, they sound out of this world. A one track mind that sees writers are automatons who need to be whipped into submission. I am not surprised considering the company is located in a former slave colony. It appears they never grew out of that master-slave mentality, forcing them to treat others the only way they know how, as slaves.

If you have enough experience writing for US magazines and you want to expand your horizons, why not try to set up your own e-magazine instead? Write most of the articles yourself and work with the web hosting company to gain advertising for your e-mag. You can also try to branch out by setting up a regular column at Patreon. Writers who have a knack for niche writing often move to that format of writing to help augment their income. It also helps keep your magazine afloat and exclusive in both content and readership.

It is precisely because of students who do not provide complete instructions for their papers that I was forced to develop a protection policy for my writers. While the student is the one who fills out the order form for posting to the server, I make sure this passes through my writer's assistance department first. If the instructions are not provided at first, the job of the people in that department is to reach out to the client to remind them that the writer's need specific instructions so please upload the order form again, this time with complete instructions. If the client uploads incomplete instructions and the writer has already completed the paper, with the student saying certain aspects have not been met due to additional instructions now being provided, I charge the clients extra and remind them that they just voided their refund warranty. If the client requests for revisions after the paper has been submitted via added instructions or changes not previously referred to in the instructions, no refund. If you fail to include complete instructions after we reach out to you, we refund the order. My company tries to avoid refunds based on "instructions" conditions which tend to change due to the carelessness of the student.

Their company blurb is a student's dream come true. Their pre submitted paper support team is angelic. They do everything to make you believe that you hired the right company for the right reasons. Then you get your paper and receive a harsh dose of reality. Nothing they said is true. Their all too attentive client care line and support team suddenly ignore you. Your only chance at redemption? A chargeback claim? What happens, you don't get the promised refund because "the order has been fulfilled."

So, what happened with your bank? Did you get your money back? How did all things finally end with the company? I can't believe that you gave up so easily on getting the refund. Unless, there is truth to the above discussion and you were just pretending, hoping to end the company. By the way, the company is a well known scam so your bellyaching is really pointless. If you had bothered to even ask your classmates, you would have gotten a better company suggestion than that one.

Based on your post, you already knew that there was a scam going on since the company had 3 other affiliate names under its organization. What possessed you to go through with the order knowing what you did? Then you come here and complain of being scammed? You walked right into that one didn't you? With your eyes wide open and fully cognizant of the inevitable end result. Sometimes I wonder what the students are thinking when they already know it is a scam and they still go through with the deal.

The response of the company is correct. You approved the paper when you accepted the original, without any question and only questioned it when your tutor told you that there was a problem with the paper. Since you changed the content of the paper to meet the 3000 word count, you cannot get a refund the order. You altered the original presentation and, just like anything with a warranty, once the seal if broken, the refund is voided. This is one time that the writing company was right to respond to you in that manner.

You are definitely a writer, not a buyer. You most certainly are not an adviser of student groups. You might even own the aforementioned company for all we know. You are trying to defend that term too much. Almost as if you have a personally vested interest in the clarification of the meaning of the word. Why is that? Only someone attached to the company in a high important manner would have done what you just did. Since you claim to be in no way related to the academic writing field, why is this discussion of any importance to you ?

@student1

Are you a student or a writer? It seems to me you were sent here by the company to defend the reputation of the scam. The only problem is, they forgot to tell you something, which should have been common sense, you would have needed 2 profiles to do the job. One for a student and one for a writer. Only a numbskull could have gotten that mixed up. Wait, you work for the company, so I guess we found the numbskull !!! Hahaha !

I can't understand why any student would hire superiorpapers.com.DND when there are other far more reputable academic writing companies out there. Sure the site is well known and popular among students. However, that popularity is actually notoriety when you consider that the reason students often choose them is because of the low pricing and unbelievable promises regarding grades. Using that company is more of a hit or miss for students. Just ask them. They will tell you that out of 5 papers they assign to that company, at least 2 will be a miss.

Custompapers has emerged as one of the more reliable and non-slave driver companies these days. They always ask their writers to place what they believe to be a fair bid on the job to be done, allowing the student to have the final say when it comes to choosing the writer to be assigned. If that is not part of transparency, then I do not know what is. They pay the writers fairly and, as far as I know, have never treated their writers the way other companies (scams) do. They respect their writers and actually have an amicable relationship with most of them.

Always stick to the mainstream payment systems and avoid wire transfers at all costs. Not only does a wire transfer mean you will lose more than you earned, but there is a possibility that you will not receive the cash at all. Remember, a money transfer takes far longer to complete than PayPal or Payoneer ever would. If the company does not offer the writer a reputable payment channel, with a world wide accepted name and reputation, then the writer should end his professional relationship with that academic writing company. They are up to no good.

Do not trust any writing company that has chosen to keep its IP information secret. That is a red flag right there. The company is obviously trying to hide something and would rather make it more difficult for students who are investigating the site information. There are currently no negative reviews for this company. There are no positive review available either. Another red flag. That means the company is spending big time to keep its reputation "mysterious" to add to the possibility of the student hiring their company. Students who do not read any positive or negative reviews tend to "try out" the service, just to see how things go. Then they come here to complain.

Rather than hiring a tutor to help him with his English usage, he should be looking for a tutor who can guide him through the writing process. Sometimes, students do not need the paper written for them inasmuch as they only need to be guided regarding how to complete the writing task. My company built a pretty decent client base using the "writing tutorial" model. That is, the writer is hired not to write the paper, but to help with the research, formation, and finalization of the paper, based on the work completed by the student. It creates an informal "writing adviser" position for the writer who has more to do with the development of the presentation than the actual writing of the paper. He guides and teaches the student about how to best approach the writing, doing some editing work where required, while allowing the student to gain the satisfaction achieved through a job well done on the paper that he wrote himself.

The easiest way to get started in this business is to never affiliate yourself with a writing company unless you absolutely have to. It is often difficult for the writer to find clients on their own. However, it is too easy to get hired by a company that will not pay you. Instead of looking for a company, look for methods to self promote your writing skills instead. You can actually pay for advertising here to make yourself a featured writer, get vetted and added to EssayBrand or EssayDirectory, Even EssayChat. Don't always rely on the companies to get you started, that is, if you want to be assured of getting paid and not accidentally ending up at a scam company. How do you know it is a scam? If the hiring process is too easy, it's a scam.