The link I had in my last post is a bit inaccurate. When I plugged it into my browser, I was just taken to a general Google page with various links to scam-adviser. However, the second option on that page took me to the site I was looking for.
The link below should take you directly there.
scamadviser.com/is-academiccomposition.com-a-fake-site.html
If it still doesn't work, just Google "Scam adviser, Academic Composition". You'll find it.
I found Academic Composition through Craigslist. The first time I replied to an ad, Alek got back to me and sent me a link to his site. There, I filled out an order form with my instructions for a sociology paper on conflict theory.
If I recall correctly, I was supposed to pick a social problem and analyze it from the conflict theoretic perspective.
Alek sent me back an email confirming that he got my order form, then we discussed prices and deadlines. We reached an agreement fairly quickly and I've made a $20 down-payment.
Although I asked for my paper to be done within a week, he sent me an email a few days later saying the assignment was done. There, I received bits and pieces from my final draft along with the invoice for the remaining balance.
I've made the final payment and he released the final draft. Then, I asked him a couple of questions about the assignment to make sure it was done properly and he got back to me the same day.
Everything turned out well, so I came back about a month later for a much bigger sociology paper. I believe that was a ten-pager where I had to analyze the problem of unemployment from various perspectives in theoretical sociology. I didn't really pay much attention to the topic, but I believe the professor wanted to see a contrast between how functionalists and conflict theorists would view the issue.
After that, I also hired them for my final paper where I had to pick a classical sociological theorist and critique a modern social issue from their perspective. We did that one on class exploitation and its role in the problem of unemployment.
I never really got to talk to the writer directly, so I am guessing Alek was writing my papers. Though, I do recall him saying that he had subcontractors. I didn't really care to ask as I was getting good papers on time.
They must be a really small company as their site is very basic and don't have any kind of sophisticated features. Some other companies had a forum where I could chat with the writers directly and pay on the site with the credit card.
It was a bit of a pain in the ass, actually. Answering all those emails and responding to PayPal invoices was pretty tedious. But hey, it wasn't too bad: I got decent work for fairly comparatively low prices.
P.S-- When you go to the scam adviser review for Academic Composition, there is a link that says something like "see detailed review here". When you click on it, you get taken to a different page. There it says, "96% chance that the site is based in the U.S" and then, the owner's residential address is published below.
I tried to post a link directly to that page, but it didn't work.
scamadviser/check-website/academiccomposition.com
This is the URL I had in my browser when I was viewing that page. Since that just takes you to Google with a bunch of links to scam-adviser, just follow the other link I sent you and click the "detailed review" link they have there.
