I'll take "Would-be experts on the UK/US writing in comically horrible English," please.


"does not fear"
Jesus, Cite, it's a singular subject. This is basic stuff.


"if needs be"
You're trying for British English here, right? Don't answer that!


Awkward. Try "School days" or "education." No one says, "educational days."


"That is a country."
Someone taught you to separate your subjects and verbs with a comma. It was wrong.


"so politically correct that..."
Such... that and so... that: lower-intermediate level stuff.


"a teacher"
First mention, non-specific... articles are basic. You're in charge of QC at your company, right? And you don't know articles.


"a student"
Same error.


"losing their job"
Those articles again! Most native speakers know them forwards and backwards by about age 8, just out of habit.


"The grading thing, though: that is a threat across the states."
Incidentally, where are you reporting this information from?


"beware of their safety"
Prepositions are the same as articles; it's easy to get used to the right ones, even for a dropout, if they're surrounded by the living language as spoken by natives.

That's not you, so... prospective customers should know that, or they're going to get ripped off. I guess the mods don't care.

You're welcome for the lesson.

Nope-- until you have more evidence than questions, the biggest threats are still #1 and #2.

I can see wanting to deflect, though.

Are you talking about any company or companies in particular? If so, where are they in Pakistan, and how do you know what you know (including that they're there)?

One of the reasons your obsessive multi-posts on this forum are so useless, Cite, is that you are never specific enough. If you want to keep this up, why not try providing just a few details?

"Dear Diary,

Today I learned that when the winds of correct industry practice come roaring in, I bend like a reed, and squawk like a parrot: whatever the correct idiom is. There must be a con going on somewhere... in my recent past. Now, I'm off to post nothing constructive in six more threads."

Careful: your calling Cite out has brought him into alignment with common industry practice. Don't expect thanks or acknowledgement, but at least this proves he's been reading your posts. He's using the criticisms of legit operators to change his own slimy, incompetent siren's song. Mods: aren't you proud of yourselves for letting this leech stick around?

What particular countries are you talking about?

This is a very ironic argumentum ad populum, and the mods better keep an earmark somehow, because it isn't just a red flag for misinformation to come; it also shows what an out-of-touch idiot Cite is.

So, I can't point that out, but they can spread misinformation. Okay.

Where are you getting your data?

What about making sure to vary your word choice? Or are we just talking about explicit advertising...

I think you mean, "empty threats." Freudian slip, I'm guessing.

Speaking of the above bind, let's not forget that Cite has admitted to doxxing his own customers.

What companies? What writers? From where? And why is it the writers' problem that you can't keep accurate records?

How can you tell if someone's in the UK by talking on the phone with them? Aren't there tons of immigrants from everywhere in the UK? How does that make sense?

Or are you saying you're from the UK? That way, maybe you could give them a geography quiz or something. Is that where your company operates?

Really-- for what? And when? There is no market for pre-written papers.

You're in the right thread, then: your quote-unquote company, which you refuse to say is even registered, or where, is an entity that, you have admitted, fines its writers and rats out its clients. You're a real scumbag to preach against con-artists.

*CP is not BBB accredited, making this thread a particularly useless place to go all necro.

I'm not saying that makes CP a good or bad company, but I am trying to bait Cite into answering. Not that he hasn't said enough on his own to make anyone rational think twice about allowing him to solicit clients here.

CP is not BBB-accredited. Are you?

The OP can barely speak English. That seem highbrow to you?

I'm worried about your more insidious advertising, and since you have no reservations about fining writers, and find it okay to tell customers to turn in their papers directly, or threaten to expose them, I don't think you're US- or UK-based. And if you are, you likely don't have a real, registered business.

These may be ignorant assumptions of mine, but you've never posted anything to discount them, nor have you addressed any of the direct questions/challenges posed to you on this forum. Students looking for someone to trust should look up to the top right of this page; seems like there's something off about this guy.

Nice ad, but Major was addressing FW, not you. If you want to respond to someone addressing you, FW has asked you questions in several other threads. I've already established that you're probably not going to answer, but here's two more for the mods to consider: where did you start your term paper company? Is it registered as a business?

Cite, once again, you're offering irresponsible advice that is going to hurt those students who follow it. Your opinions are not more powerful than prevailing academic policy (sketched out competently by Prescott above) or the legal issues that term-paper sellers have to deal with in countries with consumer protection, copyright, and anti-plagiarism laws. There's no anchor in reality, proof or example in your posts, so it's hard to tell where you're coming from, or why you're spreading misinformation here. Why the mods let you continue is also a mystery.

You're looking to pin your personal problems on something most people are going to want to forget. Way to go.

For the second time, it's "ON" or "IN" this forum! AT doesn't work!

Cite, my first question to you is: where are you, generally, getting your information? The above seems to be a very specific story of a teacher reading their own term paper handed in directly by a student, and passing them, "a few times," but there is no context in terms of where this kind of thing is going on, when, with whom, etc. Is it a personal story?

Also, and I guess this is my biggest question to you: if it's true, why is there "nothing wrong with that?" It seems very wrong, in several ways, both ethically and legally (contract violation being the tip of the iceberg). So, again, the reader needs some context.

Now, before you go answering any other 10+ year old questions in any other threads, please address these and others posed to you on this forum.

It's called the developing world now, and has been for let's see... 20 years? More?


What exactly are your qualifications for judging this? Please answer!

What companies? What forums? Where?

3. Ratting out clients (!!!)

How do you know such intimate details about AR's inner workings, Cite? Cite? Are you there, Cite?

Things Cite has admitted on this forum*, where the mods continue to allow him to inflate his post count for stars, which potential clients trust:

1. Advising customers to hand in work directly to their professor (as long as it is changed by a second writer of his... wtf?)
2. Penalizing writers

* really bad things-- not just kind of bad like paying jack or pretending you can do QC when you barely know English

How do you personally know that?

Cite... no one "does" class requirements. Where did you learn English?


Students beware!

So... a 10-page, 101-level religion paper is your pinnacle as an academic ghostwriter!? Res ipsa loquitur.

This is where Cite admits their customers hand in their essays directly for credit. It will be nice to have someone earmark it and not have it be thrown in the junk file, so I am trying very hard not to openly mock them, as I gather that is against forum rules(lol)?

I'd first like to explain to you that online, we are on a forum, or in a forum. In real life, back in I don't know, Roman times? People went to a forum. They would sit AT that forum and discuss things. They would have conversations (asking questions and getting answers). Here, we sit on a forum. Online. We post in a forum or on a forum. However, we are not AT a forum.

It's errors like these that help to make you a terrible writer. I'd like to ask you another question, even though you've ignored all of the other ones I've posed to you ON this FORUM. Maybe you can't handle them. The question is: where do you get the nerve to think that you can manage a team of writers, when you can't even get your basic pronouns and prepositions correct?

Do you have any sort of proof or evidence of these assertions?

Cite, Smiley73 posted 3 years ago. People have been actively asking you questions in the present, in other threads, and you have been ignoring them. What's your deal?!!

Probably just luck! You know, and keeping lines in the water... thankfully I didn't shut everything down to write horrible web-copy some godforsaken place.

It is impossible to teach the shitposter irony.

"Fun and interesting" is the absolute last thing I'd call your posts here. Maybe your blog is like night and day. Can we get a link?

Can I just say that I saw an uptick in work starting in March, and just had the busiest summer in 10 years? Don't let old gloom and doom up there give you the wrong impression.

Cite, have you considered that you were "hardest-hit" by all of this not because of general, external factors, but because you personally are not a competent operator?