No, I just claim that the status is: canceled.

I see no other note that would prove your false point that the state of california cancelled it. The owners could cancel it themselves.

Since they CHARGE LESS, they pay less their writers, it's logical.


You keep repeating this mantra borrowed from the "American guys."

IF it was that bad there would be numerous complaints a day on this or similar forums - where they are? And these companies would be forced not to accept credit cards because of high chargeback rate (which is not the case).

So you write what you've heard but the facts and evidence is just not there.


And you post same 'nevermind the facts from the foreign scammers' story (especially that you feel the proven point is against your agenda). 4000+ posts and still so predictable... :)

Right, and these companies that "care so much" about their clients don't even bother to notify the client that they won't deliver the paper. And they won't answer their emails when the due date comes and the paper is not delivered.

Let me tell you, That is a GREAT customer service (who cares about someone you cannot steal money from after all). You should be "proud" of your business and customer service practices.

Jurisdiction: CALIFORNIA

There goes your "proofs" that the company is trying to hide from the American law.


Your biased imagination told you that "the State" cancelled? Where is your evidence that "The State of California canceled" it?

If anything, you could notice that only because these companies offer free revision policies and refunds and their operation system panels are much more sophisticated and open than some of the "American" companies that hide anything that could tell the truth about their real un-satisfactory ratio.

The customer doesn't care about your experience as a writer, they care about the final product.


Just check the number of complaints against "foreign" and "American" companies on this forum to get the better idea (ie. that the ratio is about the same).

In many cases American companies don't deliver the paper at all :). And then the client posts here to ask why he was charged but the paper was not delivered.

Do you need evidence that I know you are Jason?

Everyone: WB's name is Jason, not "Amy", "Michelle", or "any female name."

Other evidence will be presented at due time.

Lol. That was the exact case when EssayFraud tried to extort links from other website owners. And that was your idea, Jason.

Lol, your lawyer told you to add this 'disclaimer piece' every time you slander your competition?

Mind, it won't help ya when you are to face a defamation and slander lawsuit against these companies, the proof is here among the thousands of your previous slandering posts.

WritersBeware is desperately looking for friends despite the fact they bit*h-slapped him on many occasions :).

Below is the PROOF: Lavinia's comments about WritersBeware:

"WB and I are not the same person. I don't own ********* nor am I employed by them."

https://essayscam.org/forum/es/reliable-research-writing-services-capable-meeting-900/#msg14668

"But don't waste time arguing with me when you can be insulting EW-Writer, defending ********* or making unevidenced assertions about humble's language knowledge."

"Seriously WB, [...], It is like you are psychologically incapable of allowing people to discuss their topic of interest without finding a way to make yourself the center of attention."

"WB, I suggest that you learn to ignore posts instead of always having this compulsive need to have the last word (no matter how obnoxious or incorrect) on everything."

https://essayscam.org/forum/es/steve-james-academic-help-1011/

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Not to mention the fact that the other few members have admitted to be buddies with WritersBeware and work on the same company :).

I can only see packaging AFTER they sent me the product. Not before I purchase it. I cannot see packaging on their website at all.


Then put your money where you mouth is and post on your website a disclaimer:

"We hire American writers who could be utterly inept at writing essays."

THEN you can demand that other sites should put a note that:

"We hire ESL writers."

How? They purposely hid the label on the pictures. I buy shoes online just like students buy essays online.


Oh, so now the common knowlege is an excuse to hide the unpleasant truth? Your arguments are very shallow and are so easy to beat. I can only say that it is common knowledge that most essay sites hire ESL writers - then why the heck should BestEssays.com and others post it on their websites? Because WritersBeware wishes so?

Does not make sense? Think harder.

Now go to the Nike official website to try to buy shoes: nike.com/nikeos/p/nike/en_US/?

And tell me where does it say (clearly or not) on their website that "NIKE shoes are manufactured in China and other foreign countries."

THEN get back with your report here.

NOT openly admitting something (ie. hiding the truth) is the same as lying. Or same as not revealing the corporate website address at all (hello WB, how is ET website doing? :).

When I buy NIKE shoes (or any other American brand shoes) I expect them to be manufactured in THE USA, not in China or Indonesia. So who didn't get the points of the story? :)


You don't insinuate that ALL American writers are GOOD just because they are American/UK/Australian, do you? WB wants you to believe that is true :).

1. You work for ET as marketer, PR, and "SEO" (fact).

2. When #1 is true, you also created Essay Fraud to discredit your direct competition (fact).

3. Whatever you write here is continuing your agenda to slander and discredit your competition which has better rankings in search engines and provides better services for less. (fact)

Now I think you won't do anyone a favor with your news. You're probably going to put 'essay mills' sites and their customers in a wrong and bad perspective based on the legends and paranoia of some people (otherwise why you would like to speak to those who 'got scammed' only? - that's what you originally posted).

Besides, how are you going to prove some students were 'scammed' since they could contact their card company (and they do) and if they didn't receive the paper or paper was plagiarized they would get a refund? If someone hasn't received a product or service as promised there are easy ways to deal with that and the customer/student doesn't risk anything. Unless you plan to only focus on the 3%-5% of those who for some reason cannot get their money back, but 5% is probably a standard in any industry.

Students should know that if they 'strike back' they risk legitimate essay and model research websites go underground and the prices will only sky rocket then. They also risk their academic careers because TV news are here to bring excitement and entertainment for others (so if a professor recoginzes you on TV you risk being expelled - even though you legitimately used the essay as a model research to start writing your own essay). But then when you contact reporters about that they won't even care to reply because why would they care? They only seek controversial topics and people; when you are a regular student who needs model research then you are no good for TV or a featured story.

how much did you pay (and how many words/?)

I agree, a legitimate company should always post their business address on their site.

You probably overpaid, try sites that offer discounts. And you make sure to not submit the paper as your own without proper referencing and changes.

I disagree. Because 99% of all essay writers are FREELANCE WRITERS who work as contractors. They are not the employees, they are contractors. And if your paper is assigned to a poor contractor then you have bad luck.

I would give you an advice - in your reports you can completely forget about what this individual wrote because all his posts have one agenda - to discredit his "foreign" competitors so that his own website that is losing ground could stay on top.

There are many both foreign and American websites that provide model research services to their clients and maybe 5% are not legitimate. I don't see essay writing business anything more 'screwed' than any other business, like translation or freelance writing. I have seen many more scammers in the translation or freelance programming business.

Check my previous post on that.

I now also think they could be "marketers" - you email them, your email is sold to spam databases and the next morning you start getting unsolicited emails from "Genuine American" companies. Besides, using @gmail or any other anonymous account just proves the guy is a scammer himself.

So you seek sensation, not an objective opinion. Why do you want to talk only to those who "got scammed"? Why not to those who are genuine clients who ordered model research to help them write their own paper?

Yet another "journalist" who lives off sensations and gossip, not the actual facts.....

You clearly have little idea how web servers work. When your power goes off due to a tree landing on the wires - is it the fault of the 'poor road infrastructure' or maybe the fault of the nature?

Google should improve their IT infrastructure as well: reviewsaurus.com/web-applications-reviews/google-servers-are-down-right-now-in-india/. But maybe you know any perfect the IT infrastructure?

It's impossible if the server goes down. Just like you cannot use a phone when the phone line is down.

Just because (due to technical difficulties) a website is temporarily down doesn't make it "fraud".

But you cannot prove it, can you? It's just conjecture or hearsay.

How can I or any customer know where ET owner is located? MILLIONS companies do not hide their WHOIS info ----> because they run legitimate businesses.

Besides, your argumentation makes no sense. Please tell me why a company would multiple times post their phone number or email address on their website and hide the same information on WHOIS info?? Maybe because these two pieces of information would not match? Or spammers, scrapers, bots, and harassers don't visit websites and only visit selected WHOIS info websites?


Now you don't follow your own rules:

1. Conjecture is not allowed.

2. Hearsay is not allowed.

You truly are outeded with your information.

In reality, it usually costs ADDITIONAL money to HIDE the WHOIS information and this is an intentional move. You either check on a box to hide the information or check on the box AND pay a yearly service fee to hide WHOIS information.

OK, let's move to another point. Why does ET INTENTIONALLY hide their ownership information? I can now understand that being SNR affiliates they don't have to post SNR address on their website again, but what about the *********.com domain itself? Hiding behind proxy or domain registration services is a PROVEN technique introduced the the biggest industry fraudsters. Why an American company would follow the example of the fraudsters?

Without the correct WHOIS information and with only the parent company's business address the website could be run by an individual located in any part of the world.

Verifiable proof: whois.domaintools/*********.com

(compare it to a legitimate WHOIS info: whois.domaintools/mattcutts.com

I have never mentioned any other services than "custom research":


My suggestion would be to be open with your prospective clients and actually provide this information BEFORE their place an order. Because otherwise it's like telling the client to read Terms and Conditions of a sale AFTER the monies is paid.


Err, this information is on the parent website only, not on ET website.


But you also asked to provide the evidence of : "intentional misrepresentation against consumers."

I read the rules (and took a dictionary to understand some of the words, I admit it).

RE: 1. Conjecture is not allowed.

This is not a conjecture, I provided a verifiable proof.

RE: 2. Hearsay is not allowed.

This is not a hearsay, I provided a verifiable proof.

RE: 3. Accusations-against any member, non-member, site, or company-are not allowed unless accompanied by verifiable evidence from a neutral source.

I provided a verifiable proof - found on the website in question. One could not get a better proof!

So, again, which rule did I not follow?

And what is the difference between "affiliate" and "partner"?

I called it "affiliate" because that's what they call it on SNR website.

ET is just an affiliate of Snrinfo:

essayscam.org/forum/shared_files/storage/main/essaytown-is-just-an-affiliate.gif

and just takes an affiliate % of each 'custom research' order that Snrinfo delivers. I could find NO information about that on *********.com website and that is my problem. Unless it is not important to the client? But then, in case of a problem, whom the client should contact - the main company or the affiliate?

The evidence that ET hides this crucial fact:

google.com/search?hl=en&&q=site%3Awww.essaytown+snrinfo

I do think it is dishonest to say at least. Any company should be as transparent in its business practices as it could be.

You must be joking. You mean the traffic you stole from the Pakistani domains (that add up to your domain?)

It is obvious this thread was started to mock the Ukrainians. But the bad news is that I know it was started by WritersBeware (I'm 99.99% sure). Just notice the pattern - the thoughts are well thought out but the sentences/words are intentionally mistaken to appear it was written by an ESL writer. And who was the first to respond and engage in the conversation? (you guessed - WB :)).

WB is playing with fire here and his site is getting closer to being done with search engines for severe TOS violations.

I beg your pardon, I'm in no way associated with that username. I was just asking in general - you offered help and when I offer my help you call me 'stupid'.

If I send you a proof a company engages in illegal and dishonest activities in order to gain market position in major search engines - will you help me report the company in the hopes to ban it from search engine listings?

Unless they have their own servers (which is not the case in 99.9%) it only takes a backup drive from a hosting company (they do backups daily) to get that information. You lose.

Fair enough. But then such company owners like WritersBeware who has been proven to post under numerous names on numerous forums could hire 100 non-English writers, pay them low wages and still claim that his company is "American"? Where is the justice here? In other words - just because the company is a US company gives them the right to legally lie and post misleading ads?