So I take it to mean that QS sees both types of writers as scammers and experts at misrepresentation? The ENL writers cannot be blamed for technical incompetence. Most of them identify the papers they can write immediately. They inform the client if they are not capable of completing the work and give them an option to work with a referred writer for the order. Most writers use this practice so that they can still earn a bit from the client, and they can help other ENL writers in the process. Nothing wrong with that.

You have to understand that when a writing company does not deliver the first time on the paper, based on the provided instructions, one should not hold too much hope that the revision will be any better. Why should it? The same lame ass writer will be doing the revision. If he did not get it right the first time, what makes anybody think he will get it right the second time? It is better to simply try and get a refund the first time you receive a useless paper. It is better than wasting your time hoping the paper meets the requirements before the deadline arrives. That never happens with third rate writing companies.

The one thing I know for sure is that WB has left the academic writing business. There has to be a solid/valid reason for his account to have been cancelled at ES. Considering that he was paying for premium representation and priority profile considerations at this forum in the past, his sudden disappearance leaves me questioning what happened. Maybe all of his lies finally caught up with him and finally got the punishment he deserves for the meanness he displayed over the years at this forum. From what I have heard, he is part of the small group at this forum that prefers to have zero competitors posting at this forum and they do their best to run them out of the forum every time. Looks like WB was finally run out of here, as he deserved to be.

@jesskarobins110

I shill that got paid to make ESL students gain confidence in the writing company for suckers. No company is ever that accommodating. The speech you were given needs work. It makes the company sound like a saint, when we all know they are the devil and his henchmen in disguise.

It actually depends upon the student. I make sure to let my clients know that they have the option to write the essay themselves, based on their familiarity with the topic. If they inquire further about familiarization, I offer the previously written essays in my roster. These are all essays that can be resold because the students who originally purchased the work have already graduated. I also make sure the student knows that this is a previously written paper so it cannot be reused for a grade. It is meant only to help the student familiarize himself with the topic should he decide to write it on his own. Normally, they buy the pre-written paper, then decide if they have the patience and ability to write the paper, or not. The pre-written work helps them make that decision. Do I lose some money when the student decides to write the paper himself? Yes, but, at least I made a little from the sale of the pre-written essay.

I have actually come across dissertation supervisors who do recommend previous students to help current students with their dissertation pieces. The person becomes more of a writing and research mentor, rather than an academic writer. The student still does all of the work, the writing assistant merely supervises and helps him over any mental block or writing obstacles the student may encounter. Yes, that would be an excellent way of writing a dissertation. The professor will even appreciate the student's honesty at that point.

Based on the price the tutor gets, I sincerely doubt the lesson or solutions are provided by properly trained educators from any country in the world. I would not trust any tutor from this company.


That's what I mean. Slave labor wages to teach a proper response to a question. Nope. Absolutely not a properly trained teacher on the other end. No licensed educator would work for such a pittance. Only a 3rd world partially educated person might take up that kind of work.

The beauty of this job is that, pre-pandemic, it offered the writer the luxury of traveling the world and working/writing when the person wanted to do so. I benefited from such a work arrangement in the past so I cannot understand why a person would want to tie himself down to one country in particular, when the work does not require it. Don't settle for a single country just for a residence permit. We live in the digital age and an address is no longer as important as it used to be.

What does it matter? The company continues to exist. Some students like the service, others don't. They scam some, they are on the level with others. They manage to keep their business afloat in these uncertain times. So what? Who cares about who owns the company and where it is actually located? The student's don't give a hoot as long as they get the paper and grade that they want. Fail to deliver on that, and they will never hear the end of it from the student, who will discuss it here or at some equivalent forum. Ownership an location do not matter. What matters is delivering the job as expected.

All in the interest of fair play my friend. Note that nobody actually applies that rule, most of the time. We are not supposed to mention the names of companies because all of the comments and scandalizing remarks at this forum are just that, unproven and with questionable evidence at best. Remember that not everything you see on the internet is real. That includes the information people post openly about other companies and writers. There is nothing fishy about that. I consider it protecting the other party's privacy. Nothing more, nothing less.

The real answer is that you learn from experience. You interview the companies, the writers, you ask probing questions, you consider the responses, you look for additional information, use all of these as the basis for your decision. You are the only person who can get that gut feeling that tells you if someone you are dealing with is genuine or not. Use your spider-sense, if you must.

I wonder why the OP was interested in this. He is taking his post graduate studies in Australia after all. Maybe he was interested in coming to the US for additional advanced studies or something? It's a pity that nobody actually bothered to try and respond to his question. As usual, people got caught up in irrelevant discussions and killed the original thread. The last related response did not really help any and came way too late for the OP I guess. Yes, I know my post is even later. I just wanted to call attention to the fact that the responses to threads at this forum tend to deviate from the original discussions for one reason or another. Just once, I would like to see a thread that stayed on topic for the lifetime of that thread.

Okay. Saying that "cheating is in their blood" may be an exaggeration. However, I believe that due to the poverty that exists in that nation, cheating others has become the nature of the beast. That is the only way they know how to survive in a country where the educational system is a joke, slave labor exists, and the only way to get ahead is to fool people from other countries. It is the only thing they know to do in order to survive.. So I really pity these people, they do not know of any other way and are too scared to try and make an honest living when and where they can.

In these instances, it is always best that the student replace the card in question. Be it a debit, credit, or prepaid card, cancel it. That way you know your data is really safe and inaccessible to them. Report the card information as having been obtained fraudulently by an undesirable party. The companies understand these situations happen and will be more than happy to give you a new card. Sure you will be inconvenienced for a few days, but at it beats leaving your card information in the hands of criminals.

Mostly because there are more academic writing companies advertising online rather than independent writers. Independent writers normally confine themselves to proven independent professional sites like Upwork and LinkedIn. That limits their exposure to the student clients unless they actually look for them in those sites. Others, use social media to heighten their presence. However, due to the proliferation of fake writes on social media, students tend to distrust those writers more than company writers.

Even though she is no longer participating at this forum, I saw this post and thought, somebody should have told Sheba this when she was still polluting the boards. This statement so applies to her, in more ways than one !

The more you open your mouth, the more it becomes evident that you know very little about this business. I guess it is because you are solely focused on trying to make yourself appear as the messiah to the students, when nothing could be further from the truth. You are not helping, you are harming the students by making outlandish claims. Nothing you say is helpful to the students and nothing that ever comes out of that cesspool you call a mouth will ever be helpful to anybody here.

The writer is not applying for a job with the CIA for crying out loud! Why all the investigations? He is just going to complete an academic essay, he is not going to be president of a country. He is just helping a student with his homework. This background check is totally unnecessary and a violation of the writer's right to privacy. No student, ever, did that much vetting of a potential writer, both from a company or as a freelancer.

No evidence presented, no fact checking, no vetting of information, no sense in this post. Unless the claims can be verified and based on actual evidence, this person is just trying to create intrigue. Note that he dropped the thread for some reason. Most likely because the company does not exist and, he could not find a patsy to take the fall for his made up claims.

So we can only surmise that Alex3 (1) was finally given a paper that satisfied his needs or (2), he got the complete refund that he wanted. He promised us an update but failed to do so, thus making his claims totally questionable. Once again, a student slanders a company and leaves the other students unsure about how the situation resolved itself, or did not resolve it. All we know is that the company pretended to make amends and we were promised a conclusion that never came. So, does this mean the students can trust this company or not? Just like any other open ended post at this forum, the lack of conclusion makes the overall thread useless to the students when it comes to company service assessment.

No, they were educationally handicapped to begin with. They never were never taught, nor did they learn the rudimentary rules of writing, how to do simple research,and how to write opinion and essay papers. That is why those who learned how to complete these papers became academic writers. We are filling a void in the educational system that the teachers are not bothering to fill. The teachers should be thanking us for existing and picking up the slack by teaching these kids how to write through the model papers they pay us to develop for them.

They know that their interpretation is incorrect. They have a legal department that told them that. However, the statement makes it seem like they are following the law, so they went with it. Students are too disinterested to read the TOS so they will not even know that the incorrect reference is being made. Even if they did read the incorrect claim, they could care less. Only law students would probably be able to tell the difference.

Another reason that writers tend to not take orders is if they can tell that the client will do a "bait and switch" on them once they take the order. That means, the student only posted a portion of the actual work requirement in the hopes that a poor writer will take the cheaply priced order. Then they start to add instructions, reference requirements, and other instructions once a writer is assigned. Waiting till the writer has delivered the paper to ask for revisions for not being instruction compliant when the instructions were not provided in the first place. Then they refuse to add to their payment because they want to pay for the complicated and over instructed, along with over revised paper due to "Writer Error". I have had students post that way on my site before and I ban them permanently once their first order is completed.

An effective way of stopping the company from scamming you is by being one step ahead of them. That is, if you are absolutely certain you do not want to receive the paper from them, do not call the company first. Instead, file a stop on the payment with your bank (if it has not been deducted from your account yet), place a stop on the credit card charge ( once reflected in your bill, based on online account checking), or file the charge back as soon as you can. Do not call them first and then hope they will refund your money. Start the refund procedure first, that way, whether you contact them or not, you stand a better chance of getting refunded. Sure they will come after you with threats and blackmail attempts but, you can safely ignore those since you already stopped them from stealing from you before they could threaten you.

I haven't really seen any evidence of writers using multiple identities to promote their services on this forum. That is against forum rules and I know for a fact that all new accounts are checked by the admin for possible dual or multiple identities. Those users automatically get banned from using the system. If there are any persons who successfully do this, then evidence should be presented to the admin so that they can further improve their security checks when it comes to new sign ups.

I can take this thread in one of two ways. The first, is that the OP is actually trying to warn people about the emergence of a new scam center for academic writers. The other, is that the OP is trying to promote several scam sites in the guise of a "warning". I think the OP was more focused on the second option rather than the first. He just seemed too eager to mention these sites for some reason. He knows the students won't care about who owns the sites like the freelance writers here do. So I guess he got what was coming to him.

That is not the point! A scam is a scam, regardless of the statistics! A student should not have to deal with them for any reason. Not even if they have the least rate of complaints and scams available. They are still ripping off the students. You cannot use the words professional and reliable in the same breath as fraud sites. There is no such thing !

Just like anybody starting out in "adulting", the OP wasn't doing anything wrong. He was just asking for guidance. Afraid to make a mistake that will cost him more than just his money in the bank. It would not have hurt for you to have given him some guidance, rather than saying he doesn't belong in college. He is in college for a reason and you, are not to be the judge of whether he deserves to be in college or not.

I take it that the OP was formerly a part of this company. He decided to spill the beans as a part of his revenge plan to get back at them for not paying his salary or something. He also thinks that by doing this, he will be able to get clients for his own freelance writing gigs. The problem is, his handle alone tells the reader that he cannot be hire to do any actual writing jobs either. His name speaks for the quality of his work. Yes, it is judgemental. Isn't everyone involved in academic writing judged that way? Your name creates the first impression in this business and in his case, it wasn't a positive thought that entered my mind when I read his name as the OP.

Or so they say. There is no evidence to prove that Turnitin isn't just going to keep the file tucked away somewhere for use say 2 -5 decades to come. They will find a way to use that paper somehow because they already own it. They know that the professor isn't going to bother to ask them to delete the paper, and they are not bound by any legal agreements that will force them to delete the paper. For big tech companies like these, privacy laws were made to be broken. Those rules do not apply to them.

On what planet? No scam company is going to revise any useless paper after turning it over to the student. That was never part of the con. The OP asked for a paper, paid an atrocious amount without asking the right questions, then complained about it. OP''s fault all the way. If you did not ask about a revision or refund policy, which they would have told you exists, but, they won't tell you that they will not be honoring it, then you brought the problem unto yourself.

It is a joke that now has an international reputation and recognition as a valuable "international standard teaching tool". They now claim to be able to teach teachers how to become better at their jobs, and force students to actually learn how to write better. What a bag of crap ! They are making a killing in the SFH market because the teachers have totally decided to outsource their jobs of teaching. This company has done nothing but help produce more and more useless teachers over time.

IWontFail actually translates to IWillFail because the papers that come out of this company aren't worth the electricity it too to power up the computer used to cut and paste it. Nobody who worked at that writing company ever actually earned the money they were paid / stole from the clients. They lived up to the opposite of their company name. It is important to stay away from such companies because empty promises mean failing marks.

While all of you were busy complaining about how the company plagiarized their sample papers, did it ever occur to you guys that the companies and students whose work was plagiarized never complained? Perhaps the students were paid for the use of their papers, or the papers were so old, the universities themselves did not care if the papers were published in a public domain. It doesn't matter because those who own the papers never made it an issue.

The OP was asking for company validation, not order placement. What made you jump to that conclusion? This post alone shows the type of work that your writers will be producing if hired by students. You do not even have the ability to analyze such a simple question, so I am sure that you will not have any writers on staff who can understand simple English instructions either. Yup. This company rep definitely makes one realize, immediately, that the company is a scam.

Turnitin has become the international standard for plagiarism checking. They operate globally across various countries and therefore, have an international database of student essays on file. Every student that submits an essay to this blasted firm willingly surrenders his rights to his own paper because the submission does not expire. They own the rights ad naseum. So, if 50 years down the line, a student manages to write a paper that contains the least bit similarity with your work, the poor student, who probably has no idea who you are, will be accused of plagiarism. This AI plagiarism checking is something I truly frown upon because it has been causing false positive plagiarism accusations among students internationally. This program makes it highly difficult to even refer to research in the paper because of the possibility of plagiarism flagging.

Wait a minute. The forum owners themselves encourage students to post positive reviews of writing companies they have used and their experience working with them. The OP was well within reason to post the message. Do we know if it is true or not? We can't prove it. However, the OP did not violate any forum rules so you have no right to make false accusations. I call it a false accusation because you did not present any evidence to support your claim that the person is a representative of the company and that the post is actually an advertisement. I bet the PTB would know if it were.

Okay, this company is well known as for robbing their clients. They do not even had a proper roster of writers (of any sort) on staff. They pretty much just to the cut and paste, plagiarized jobs themselves. They never plan on delivering a usable paper and they have no intention of ever refunding money to the client. This is why you should never trust a company that tells you to pay full and upfront. You will never see your money again. Wait, I take that back, you will see your money again, as a charge on your credit card or a debit on your bank card.

As far as I know, this company is a scam. Sure they have paid hacks giving glowing reviews regarding their relationship with their writers and how excellently they are treated. They communicate well with their writers, but fail to communicate with their clients. Since they do not help the clients in any way after the order is placed, can they really be said to have an excellent communication score? If the company only communicates with the writers and not the clients, then I can only describe the company as a clear scam and the writers, as a party to the stealing of the client's money.

I automatically assume that I am speaking to an enterprising, highly educated individual with a passion for writing. This person must be exposed to various writing fields, from case studies, to basic high school book reports. He should be able to discuss any topic thrown at him, due the nature of his job, and, he will be able to help a person with any writing he may have. He is an intellectual, but not a braggart. He is compassionate, and will always treat his clients fairly based on what is right, aside from the actual of the work. He is a person who knows how to live life, enjoy it, while also working hard to afford the life that he wants for himself.