EssayScam ForumEssayScam.org
Unanswered      
  
Posts by graphophobius / Posting Activity: ☆☆ 108
I am: Freelance Writer / United States 
Joined: Jul 05, 2014
Last Post: Jul 07, 2015
Threads: 7
Posts: 501  
Displayed posts: 334 / page 2 of 9
sort: Latest first   Oldest first   |
graphophobius   
Feb 06, 2015

I don't see a customer service chat function on their website. What are you going to do? Ask to send them a book at their office in Canada, which they then have to send to a writer in the UK? Come on man, it takes less time to verify your claim than it does to have this discussion.

I like how you back pedal on the argument from moral superiority.
graphophobius   
Feb 06, 2015

Ok, Lothar of the essay scam people. Keep avoiding an easy way of testing your bogus claims.

Know what I'm talking about?

The entire industry is sleazy. That is a defining characteristic. Maybe you fancy yourself a high-class hooker, but you're still polishing knobs for money. You, me, and everybody else here are in the business of helping people cheat. I say that from the perspective of having been on the other side of the fence, which is a place you've never been.

Is it illegal in Canada to offer the possibility of an 'A' or offer copyright? I don't know. I'm not a legal scholar. And I've yet to see one on this forum. I did model my own website after what I gleaned from a number of other sites. UnemployedProfessors has a relatively high profile (look it up on Google News), so I went with that. Then I came here to run the gauntlet and learn a few things. That worked perfectly as evidenced by you, WB, and Major nit picking at every little detail. Thanks, I love the free copyediting! It was like getting constructive criticism via waterboarding, but nevertheless useful.

Is unemployedprofessor.com a sleazy website? Yes, absolutely and without any doubt. But so is EssayScam and ALL of its affiliates (see Terms page). Selling academic ghostwritten works, whether for reference use or otherwise, is a sleazy activity on par with pimping, whoring, drug dealing, and racketeering. Yes, I realize that none of these are legally similar, but they do have the same sleaze value.

So, someone like yourself who engages in sleazy business is accusing another of engaging in something sleazy. Seems like something a shill would do. Again, you could easily test your assumptions, but you prefer to come off as a stooge in the protective confines of this sleazy forum.
graphophobius   
Feb 06, 2015

That's your stupid fault, especially at your age. I have enough experience at my young age to know that I should never seriously and fully defend any company. You just don't know everything, even if you're married to the company owner. I will, however, call out folks who make blatantly bogus claims about specific issues.

Its simple. Make contact with the writers at unemployedprofessors.com and test your suspicions. They have a bidding system that allows you to directly exchange messages with the writers. Make up a fake project and ask the writers to contact you. Shît, you can make up two or three in the span of five minutes without revealing your true identity and testing whether you are getting different people who are actually writers. Again, the burden of proof is on you.
graphophobius   
Feb 05, 2015

Ok, weirdo. I don't believe you either.

You have the misguided notion that you not believing me has more weight than me not believing you. We're two anonymous usernames battling it out and that's all you've got ± insults?

You strike me as some mediocre guy who hasn't done much with his life. No accomplishments or anything remotely interesting. You probably think that life has screwed you one too many times. You've found a gig that kinda works out and fancy yourself an expert now that you've hit your senior years. You're still just another mediocre dude who's going nowhere, hiding behind his keyboard until his early death comes. A sad waste.
graphophobius   
Feb 05, 2015

Who cares what you believe? Um, nobody, except for me in as much that I'm entertained by dolts. This is about you being a scamming shill, not about my contacts or what you believe (as if you have any authority). Not only that, it is clear to me that you already know enough of the facts, yet chose to maintain this silly affectation for the sake of gathering more ammo for your shilling. I'm not giving you anymore bananas.

Try commanding the respect that you think you deserve. You may be as experienced as you say, but being an åsshöle wipes that all away.
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

pretending to have friends

They're here, but they're just not lurking about as much as we do. They're also not all that interested in these silly arguments. One of them claimed that they're never coming back because of the constant bickering. I watched you personally give her a hard time for asking simple questions.

You're still a shill.
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

It still remains that you made a baseless claim about scamming. You can keep driving away from this all you want, but that still remains as well as my initial questions that you refuse to answer.

It is clear that you are a shill who is here to attack anybody who dares to post or advertise in this forum. There's plenty proof for all of that, such that there is nothing more to say on the subject. If nobody can clearly see that after reading your twisted posts, then I have nothing to say that can help such folks.

You are not here for fun or some higher purpose. You are here as part of a larger scam. You are a scammer calling other people scammers. That is the sum of you activity in this forum. How's that for hearsay?
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

Something's fishy about this company and their smarmy gimmicks.

Dolt75, that's not grounds for making public accusations about scamming. You don't get to table such an accusation and then demand that somebody else proves you wrong. You sound like a friggin' politician. You started this nonsense, now back it up old man. Again, another double standard. You really are here just to mess with everybody by way of bad info.

And you're talking about smarmy gimmicks from a post on EssayScam? Give me a break. You're just pissed that you don't possess the credentials to be hired on.

Following Ed75's logic:

1) Hmmm, Ed75 sure does seem like a sketchy dude (cite all of his posts).
2) Did EssayScam just permit a post from a member (editor75) who is likely an anal rapist?
3) My gut feeling and experience says yes, he is indeed an anal rapist.
4) Nope, I don't have any proof. The burden is on the people who called out my wildly unfounded suspicions. This way I can hide being a shill.
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

I do have more experience than you

Maybe on some things, but definitely not others. Just because you're a crusty senior citizen does not mean that you are due any respect.

Bottom line: you called out a company as a scam with bad logic and no proof. Now you are trying to weasle your way out it.

Way to dance around the topic.
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

I don't view any company as a competitor; I am an individual writer.

You are a backpedaling stooge. You expose yourself in ways that you fail to understand.

So your reasoning is that because all of the previous advertisements where scammers, then the present advert must be a scammer. You don't see the logical fallacy, do you shill75?

exponentially more experienced in this industry than you are.

You are not one of these people. I certainly do consult with more experienced people in this industry and always defer to their judgment. These people also have the qualities of being kind and consistent.

Something about the site rings a bell, and it stinks, as far as I'm concerned, that they're advertising here at all...

Right, something does stink. It is the double standard that you apply to having suspicions about other individuals and companies. Does this mean when I'm done being a noob that I can make wild judgments based on my gut feeling?

I never claimed those threads constituted proof.

You directly stated in the form of a rhetorical question that EssayScam helped to expose Unemployed Professors as a scam. You can be obtuse and backpedal all you like, but you can't escape this simple fact.

A stooge or a shill is a person who claims to have no affiliations or vested interests and then goes about attacking the opposition. This description perfectly fits editor75 and is much more egregious than me being a loud-mouthed noob. At worst, my postings in this forum are annoying and somewhat embarrassing.

I understand that many forum members operate under the assumption that their potential clients are mostly not aware of what is actually happening here. The clients are expected to believe that 1) they can find unbiased and un-manipulated content on a company-owned forum (website) and 2) that the forum is populated with highly experienced, trustworthy members (experts) that have no affiliations and vested/biased interests that equate to gross conflicts. Every industry in the world practices something similar to this in some sort of venue, whether it be in a forum or otherwise. This, and editor75's obvious shilling, is why he cannot be trusted.
graphophobius   
Feb 04, 2015

I just re-read those threads that you offer as proof that EssayScam "once helped to expose as a scam." There is no evidence in those posts and those making the complaints seem to only be making baseless accusations. Perhaps these forum members are competitors? I will also add that I personally know two PhD's that work for the company. I have no affiliation with Unemployed Professors, but I do work on independent freelance projects with these two friends and we share experiences about working with different middlemen companies.

Perhaps you, Ed75, are one of these competitors? It seems that I have caught you making false accusations against an essay service company. Maybe you actually believed that those threads constitute proof? Then I say you really are a dolt who is no position to judge.

It seems that editor75 is finally exposed as a shill.
graphophobius   
Feb 02, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

1. One cannot "libel" an anonymous username in a public forum

My username is connected to my real name outside of EssayScam, so it is not anonymous and you know that. I conduct legitimate business without any need to hide my name. In fact, your Mod, or whoever it is at EssayScam, had no problem in contacting me, using my real name via an e-mail address that I had not shared. Maybe they thought this would intimidate me into keeping quiet on this forum?

I understand how the English language actually works. You have associated my identity with fraud in the same sentence. You think that you are sooo clever.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

fraudsters

Prove it. You can't and you are making unsubstantiated and libellous accusations. Here, let us pray: Dear Mod, W2B has violated the terms of your forum by making false accusations of fraud. Please do the right thing and ban her from this forum.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

Fantasy land? I'm not the one proclaiming to have a selfless devotion to maintaining justice on EssayScam. Nor am I on here bragging about my wealth and success.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

Snarl, hiss, growl, and demand answers to a question that has nothing to do with what was said. Do you know that nobody here listens to anything that you have to say? Nobody has ever benefited from anything you have ever posted here. Period.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

Ok, then we'll stick with selfless vigilante. That's still a bit weird.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

I'm more interested in protecting writers than students.

Oh great. Another selfless vigilante, except for writers. Let me guess, you're also wealthy?
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

That's awful lot of fun that you're having over so many years, Ed75. I'm very jealous about your time in essay purgatory.

But back to the thread topic: The real reason why students get scammed after coming here is that they are dumb enough to listen to you and the fabulously selfless W2B.
graphophobius   
Feb 01, 2015

I've answered each of your 'criticisms', and I have also called you out on your ridiculous claims and complete fantasies.

Paraphrase (in the same sociopathic tone W2B):

"Hi, I'm aplus the financial wizard of all things on essay cheating companies. Ask me anything. Waiting... Waiting... Waiting... The only person to ask me anything is an idiot [crickets chirping]."
graphophobius   
Jan 30, 2015

Of course you are. It goes without saying that you'll never give up your faux anti-scamming campaign. You and W2B are like Batman and Robin. Wayne2Bruce is the super wealthy vigilante who finds a half-witted and very young boy to groom into his sidekick as Robbing75. They head out into Gotham and capture criminals, yet never actually killing any of them so that there is always some kind of crime to fight. You guys must feel pretty good about yourselves.
graphophobius   
Jan 30, 2015
General Talk / Why students get scammed. [60]

Yeah, the recrimination thing isn't work for you. Again, you have nothing.