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stu4   
Oct 24, 2010
Essay Services / USA Essays - one of these sites? [41]

The company may not misrepresent the writers' "collective" experience as the experience of the company itself.

I agree with that! Exactly the same misinterpretation like some other "American" companies do, by announcing to the unsuspected customers:

"We've Been Online Since 1990, Longer than Any of Our Competitors!"

(adding a small note that the fuss is just about the fact that one of their domains happened to be bought or taken over in 1990, but between 1990-2010 the domain had completely nothing to do with the parent company)

The more we know about some of the "American companies" and their misinterpretations, the worse it gets. The plot thickens. Good job here, WB.
stu4   
Oct 17, 2010

You are a perfect example of an UNQUALIFIED, ESL writer.

It's not all about writing. It's about research and ideas mostly (UNLESS you admit your clients submit essays as their own).

What is the value of a grammar error free essay when the ideas make little sense, bring nothing new, and are framed by the narrow-mind of the writer who is fed by the propaganda media? Many "unqualified, ESL writers" have more fresh and adequate ideas and much better analytical skills than the Disneyland types. Just compare who is on boards of the biggest US companies or company founders - Chinese, Russian, British, Indian, Arab, European names, not American ones. ESL-types rule your country. And smart students follow the leaders, not the followers or losers.

Who is "you," exactly?

You, Jason, the owner of an "American" essay writing company.
stu4   
Oct 17, 2010

average payout per page

On average, your IQ may be high but when you reply to some posts it's below the idiocy scale. Same with pay - average says nothing. Some writers get 300% of the average and still the overall average will still be average. The more writers, the less influence on the overall average despite the spikes.

Exactly!

You also hire ESL writers but hide this little fact from the public (unless the public is a potential writer reading a dedicated page).

What kind of pathetic loser quotes his own post in which he originally fabricated a conversation?

Do you want to CHALLENGE ME!!? Where is your PROOF!??
stu4   
Oct 17, 2010

[Moved from]: Hypocrisy of some companies regarding their clients...

Here is the deal. The 'American' company owners and supporters on this forum (especially the trio: WritersBeware, pheelyks, FreelunchWriter) don't want the essay writing business to be 'infested' with foreign company owners (ie. their direct competition). Fair enough.

But why - at the same time - they steal the foreign clients by advertising they are happy to work with clients all around the world? Hey, they even use automatic translators to translate their site in dozens of different languages. Does the money of the 'uneducated ESL foreigners' don't smell bad to them? If they throw dirt and dirty names at their foreign competition, how else they think about equally 'foreign' clients? They take their money and call them names behind their backs.

Want the 'foreign' companies to move from 'your background' - get the $#$#$# from the foreign customers first.

PS> Before the three stooges start to brag about how more educated and eloquent the native English writers are, mind that most 'foreign companies' use exactly the same native speakers you use. And those who are not native English speakers understand the foreign culture, cultural connotation, and ESL language usage of the client more than your native speaker do. So foreign clients are much better off to go with a good ESL writer than a native writer who knows all the facts about the world from visiting the Disney world.
stu4   
Oct 11, 2010

What is the result of:

Morality divided by Ethics (Morality/Ethics)? Is it 'Consumer Deception'?
stu4   
Oct 10, 2010

Then how come "Google Translator" and similar can almost perfectly translate between all kinds of languages? In a few years translation will be close to 99.5%.

Are computer scripts influenced by "geographical location, language barriers, cultural differences, or bias"?
stu4   
Oct 10, 2010

English is a global language. Like numbers are understood and used globally. Do you understand:

2+5=7?

If you do, you must have attended Ukrainian primary school because they taught it in class?
stu4   
Oct 10, 2010

I have also stated probably 500 times that I have no problem whatsoever with qualified, ESL writers.

Since ESL writer can be "completely indistinguishable" from a native writer [we both agree on that] then we can also agree that there are MANY native writers who are not qualified to write essays because their knowledge and skills are way below the level of some ESL writers.

For you the fact someone is a 'native writer' equals 'high quality', which is nonsense. There are probably more native writers who would fail a simple English grammar test than ESL writers would do.
stu4   
Oct 10, 2010

1. Why are you so obsessed with that site?

You are obsessed with EssayWriters or BestEssays, to name a few. Why are you obsessed with these sites? If you can be, others can be too, no?

2. I do not own, write for, or work for that site.

Jason, this is totally inaccurate.

5. You intentionally misquoted the site. Here's the entire quote:

But are you qualified to judge an ESL writer's abilities to write? You hate them by default, you mock them, you offend them. Maybe if it was not for your prejudice you would hire even more ESL writers? Try to learn more about their culture and don't try to pass on the garbage culture you come from, maybe it will be beneficial to you and writers after all.
stu4   
Oct 10, 2010

often riddled with grammatical mistakes, pidgin English, and cultural disconnections that are rampant in the writings of the average, ESL writer in the American essay industry . . . .

I'm a bit surprised because you also hire ESL writers:

we will hire an ESL writer [*********]

*********.com/employment.html

I know you changed this page after I pointed you do also hire ESL writers. The word 'occassionally' doesn't change the fact that 'the biggest and oldest American essay website' uses the services of foreign ESLers whose first language is not English. I wonder why you don't mention this little fact on other pages that your unsuspected clients may visit.
stu4   
Oct 05, 2010

Those sites paid for the ad space. The listings have no bearing whatsoever on their legitimacy.

Some legitimate members here believe you are paid poster/anchor too :). It's hard to deny their opinions.
stu4   
Oct 02, 2010

I was just trying to prove the point that FreelanceWriter is so full of shi*t that it's hard to believe. He writes "I don't recommend them but they are the best" - who is this pathetic creature who would sell his own mother for a quick buck trying to fool?

He knows well it is not allowed to 'recommend' a company here, but he still thinks he outsmart the system by writing "I don't recommend thembut they do a good job."
stu4   
Oct 02, 2010

I've known several PhD writers who write for BestEssays.com (top experts in their fields). OF COURSE, I do not recommend to use BestEssays.com, but they are definitely 100% legit and will provide top papers for reasonable price.
stu4   
Sep 25, 2010

Any writer can see the list of orders, which FW and pheelyks have stated numerous times in the past.

One small "detail". Only admin can see ALL orders; if order is taken a regular writer cannot see this order any more.
stu4   
Sep 25, 2010

All any of us needs is the order # and writer name to confirm that any of this is true.

My advice is - don't do it. The three stooges are then likely to scrutinize you and blackmail you so that you "put up or shut up". After they are done with you they will order you to contact moderator to remove this thread or write that you are after all a happy camper and their site is excellent in the end.

1. What's the writer's username?

2. What's the order number?

You've just confirmed you ARE the admin of the site this customer is complaining about. Or you tell me that knowing the order number or writers's name is enough to "investigate" it? I'll give you my Amazon order #, please log in to amazon's executive computers and tell me everything about their operations and this particular order #. You are full of lies and think the readers here are morons.
stu4   
Aug 27, 2010

A freelance writer is under no obligation to not work for other companies or take private jobs, unless specifically limited in a written contract.

I perfectly know that, that's the industry standard.

But what he's doing here is SOLICITING his business in front of the company. It's like if you had a kiosk selling newspapers. You invested your money in the kiosk, hired a sales person, bought a delivery truck, do advertising. But every day a guy who is selling THE SAME newspapers shows up on his bike, stands in front of your kiosk and sells the same products for less money. That's exactly what FreelanceWriter is doing here.

If you fine with that don't post SPAM when others try to do the same, k?
stu4   
Aug 27, 2010

I still consider the company to be my "bread and butter" and my private work to be "supplementary" income.

You lie, previously you said you mostly work for private clients.

You are the least ethical contract writer I know, shame on you. You don't care about the company at all; if you had a chance you would drop them completely to get a quick buck. You easily forget without the company you would achieve nothing. I'm surprised WB is still putting up with you.

You are in DIRECT competition with the company that contracted you and you have the cheek to advertise here in front of your boss and the whole industry.

You're not going to convince freelancewriter to stop working for what you have made painfully obvious is your most feared competitor.

You know he would sell his mother if he got a good offer, so I'm not worried at all.
stu4   
Aug 27, 2010

So now that you have enough private customers writing for the company would be sheer idiocy on your part. You know that and you prefer to spend time spamming forums and the Internet to get more private clients instead writing for the company for less money.

Here even WritersBeware fully agrees with me, don't you?
stu4   
Aug 27, 2010

FreelanceWriter is a living proof that working for the companies he's currently working (he's mentioned its name on numerous occasions here) is just a waste of time. All his efforts are focused on finding individual clients because otherwise he'd starve to death.

Just food for thought.
stu4   
Jul 04, 2010

I'm not too good in U.S. law but is it true that if you don't receive an email and you complain you didn't receive the email you are in legal trouble? Or it's something about the essay writing industry only? I found this excerpt here:

"Claiming that you have not received our material is a crime"

scamessays/viewtopic.php?t=14
stu4   
Jun 04, 2010

Since WritersBeware's website is on the list too and he is by far the most prolific poster here, I'd like to see his response to your question as well.
stu4   
May 19, 2010

Bad Microsoft, very bad! Customers Beware - do not buy from this criminal, Bill Gates! All your Windows systems are hacked now! LOL LOL : )))

Jason, but here is something MUCH MORE important. You've just proven (again and again) to be a liar, defamer, and libeller. All your posts are libel nothing else.

IN FACT YOUR POST ABOVE PROVES TO THE CUSTOMERS THAT ALL THE MENTIONED WEBSITES ARE AMERICAN WEBSITES! Unless Virginia, USA is located in Ukraine (it's quite possible based on your low education standards).

Please post more details, customers will be happy to know the company you are tying to libel is a genuine American company.
stu4   
May 19, 2010

Let's get it straight. By asking - "Where are you located?" who do you mean by 'you':

- the company owner/s,
- the writer/s,
- the office location,
- the support staff location,
- the webmaster/designer location,
- the admin location

???

It is a very dumb question if you dont specify who you mean by "YOU". It's especially dumb question if you ask it to an ONLINE company that operates world-wide (WWW = world wide web). It's even dumber question if you know (by your own experience) that 99% of essay websites do not have any established office location to visit (what would they need that for?). Jason (WritersBeware) and Shabnam operate their shady affiliate website from California in their pajamas, they don't even have a business phone number, if you don't believe me ask him for his 'office' location and he would say 'HUH?".

Of course, Jason thinks he can fool the public and that the public won't need clarification.
stu4   
Apr 06, 2010

Conduct research in this forum, and you will be able to determine which sites NOT to use. That is the most help that i can give to you.

WB is right. But also do not forget to check the sites listed on the BANNED LIST.
stu4   
Apr 05, 2010

So why did you bother to do a screenshot of using keywords when you now admitted the claim is completely baselsess and invalid? 24houressay, as you presented, is in the UK so US trademark laws don't apply (even if they did they would be equally invalid).

You know a lot of things? Anticipation? Could be as tough as anticipation of a big earthquake in California.
stu4   
Apr 05, 2010

Pending lawsuit? Serious legal offences? You should educate yourself about legal aspects:

"The European Court of Justice has ruled in favour of Google in a dispute with luxury goods maker LVMH.

The firm is owner of Louis Vuitton, Moet & Chandon champagne, Dior perfume and other brands.

It had claimed that Google's practice of selling keywords in advertising searches to the highest bidder damaged trademark law.
"

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8582404.stm

A company can use any keywords (even trademarked) as much as they want. Meta description tag? Even Google admitted it doesn't use it any more in rankings.

Now you owe me $$$ for saving you money, you won't save your reputation though as it's been long gone :).
stu4   
Apr 03, 2010

Does Mr. Brin deny that he is Russian?

Knowing how Americans treat immigrants in the US I'm sure he has many times not revealed he's from Russia. His accent reveals it though.

Does Mr. Brin falsely claim that his native language is English?

He's trying his best to lose his accent and many people actually think his native language is English (which he will not deny if he doesn't have to).

Does Mr. Brin sell essays?

No, but he allows his search engine to be polluted with sites that sell essays.

Does Mr. Brin hire cheap, unqualified laborers to perform tasks for which they are woefully unqualified, yet intentionally misrepresent their skills to the public?

Yes he does, as any American corporation do. He hires thousands of workers from countries like China, India, Russia, Pakistan and others who quite often have difficulties to read instructions in English. For the local country standards the hired workers are just fine, BUT for the American standards they are far away off with their qualifications (starting with English language proficiency).

1) company nationality

Google is a 'multinational company' just like most essay writing companies, including bestdissertation.com. By saying Google is a 'multinational company' Google doesn't lie because Russian+American=Multinational. Essay companies are multinational too, for example:

1) American+Pakistani=Multinational

(or)

2) American+Pakistani=Foreign

The result depends on whom you're asking. If you're asking WritersBeware then when he's talking about his own company he claims the number 1 above is true. But when he's talking about other companies, the 'truth' is always the #2.
stu4   
Mar 31, 2010

If you care about a quality product, go with them. If you care about the nationality of their owners, you may seek further. (but, again, would you not use Google if you knew their owner and founder was born and raised in Moscow, Russia? -- that is the fact, btw).