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EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

As you can see, EW_writer has just openly admitted that the reason he attacks me is because I type the irrefutable truth and provide verifiable evidence to support all claims that I make. Yes, indeed, I typed "foreign [non-Western] liars." I communicated a proven fact, not a bias.

Hogwash. I attack you because you're a foulmouthed bigot.

1. Why does EW_writer hold me personally accountable for facts?

Got nothing against your facts, not that I'm saying that they actually are facts. I don't really care one way or the other as none of your facts have ever affected my work. ^_^

2. Why does EW_writer feel the need to attack me simply because I post the truth?

Wow.. I think anyone with an IQ over 60 can see how you're twisting the truth right there.

3. Can EW_writer prove invalid or irrational any of my stances on substantive issues?

What issues? That essaywriters.net hires practically anyone and then boots them out mercilessly when they mess up? That ew hires writers from Burundi and keeps them if they're excellent? That ew's a bad company that doesn't treat its writer as well as it should? What? :p I openly admitted to all of these issues. See where your cookie crumbles?

4. Is EW_writer the only member of this forum to realize that if I can't prove it, I generally don't post it?

I'm the only member in this forum who enjoys giving you what you deserve. The others just enjoy watching and congratulating me over ym. ^_^

5. Can EW_writer prove invalid any of the verifiable evidence that I have posted?

If it doesn't have anything to do with output quality and customer satisfaction, it's invalid. Plain and simple. ^_^

6. Why is EW_writer unable to provide any evidence of fraud perpetrated by legitimate companies in the US?

Well duh... it's not like we have the same jobs, boy-o. :D

Have a nice day. ^____^
EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

FYI, everyone, I "deserve it" because I consistently reveal the fraud of scammers, thieves, and foreignliars.

See? You deserve it. ^_^ Anybody else got enough brain juice to get what I'm pointing out here with those html codes that I added to WB's quote?

The member having issues with the payment of $/£135:

I've always thought that this was a typo but if it wasn't, Carly then you guys owe me big time. :D

A writer cannot be replaced once bid is accepted and escrow is sent..

Err.... ehe... ehe... heh....*gulp* they.... can. XD
EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

I think the customers want to focus on sources-- UK journals, books magazines, etc.-- and spelling.

Oh.. yeah. This one I can remember.

Good for you! :) So ... skilled academic writers can make a living?

Sure we can. I also planned to buy my own place about 2 years ago. I bought it last year with money that I made from just about a year and a half of writing homework. :) This sideline is the coolest. :D
EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

Then suddenly the status of escrow payment on my profile for that particular order was changed to " PENDING"..

Errr... I don't get it. If the customer did make the escrow payment, you would see the payment displayed on your control panel. That's the only time when you should begin working on the paper. So are you saying that this money already appeared on your control panel and then disappeared somehow?
EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

This is either a joke or a sad attempt at making Ukrainians look bad.

Thank you for acknowledging these very likely possibilities.

Then again, given chacha's English skills, which I do not doubt for an instant are sincerely bad, this could be for real. It's kind of funny regardless.

I'm sure you'd agree that even chacha's not this bad.
EW_writer   
Jun 28, 2009

Focus on my other evidence.... They charged the customer... but never paid me..

Wait... I'd just like to get the facts straight first. Your bid was accepted, you got the email indicating that the escrow payment was made, you did the work and sent it to the client, and then what happened?

Actually, I am willing to bet that EW would take WB over you any day! Pls note that while he often banters with WB, he quite studiously ignores you.

EW - am I pathetic as IT claims? :(

I banter with the mathematically challenged coincidence (and tool) because she deserves it. I got nothing against anyone else. As for chacha, she is not much different from any other promoter on this board in terms of her intentions and I never said I wanted her banned. I even said in one occasion that while her writing skills are clearly substandard, she probably has successfully sold one paper or two. As for her calling you "pathetic", you don't need me to tell you that you're not. Plus, I hardly even know you enough to say one thing or another. :P
EW_writer   
Jun 27, 2009

Whenever a client asks me to write in British English, I tell them that I don't really know its differences from American English and offer to back out if it's going to be a problem. So far though, their response has always been that they can fix it themselves after I complete the work. This leads me to conclude that the differences are noticeable but can be easily corrected. However, I've never noticed the differences for myself as well when reading British journal articles.
EW_writer   
Jun 27, 2009

The slip-ups could be a consequence of any number of factors, including personal problems. Now, does this mean that the writer should get fined or fired? Of course not!

You really think so? I doubt you'll feel that way if it happened to your company and you started losing several customers because of a few bad writers. My opinion on the matter is that fines are fine (yeah!) so long as they are justified. Saying that writers from good companies don't mess up (pheelyks, right?) is ludicrous. People make mistakes even in the best of companies in whichever industry and when they do, they pay for it.

However, I do believe that essaywriters.net's fine system is unfair. It is very difficult (though not impossible) to reason with them and they never show proof that the client actually received the partial refund which was supposed to be where the fine went. Still, I cannot deny that there were a few occasions wherein I was fined for good reason. What I absolutely find unfair about essaywriters.net's fine system is the amount that they fine writers relative to the amount that they give us as bonuses for positive feedback. We get only a fixed bonus rate of $1/page for positive feedback but can be fined a variable amount that far exceeds the bonus rate.

I think it's funny that some of you seem to want to have pride in your writing, doing this kind of writing. it's dreck! save the good stuff for your novel.

or for your scientific articles (not that you're going to make any money off them). :P

(An interesting coincidence is that all four companies are Ukrainian.)

You're an interesting coincidence. :p
EW_writer   
Jun 25, 2009

Why the moderator allows it to continue, I have no idea

Despite your pathetic bawling? :p I think I have a pretty good idea. :)

I'll be back for more WB bashing fun later. :D
EW_writer   
Jun 25, 2009

@WritersBeware
Hey.. she's asking for your support, people! Let her hear it, quick! Before she gets another nervous breakdown and threatens never to post here anymore.

I am perfectly aware of the fact that essaywriters.net pays certain people, for certain reasons, for a certain amount of time.

Oh really? Which people, for what reasons, and for how long? :p
EW_writer   
Jun 25, 2009

it is staffed by bridge trolls, and has no qualms about cannibalizing its own talent.

Right on. Still, my point was that WB kept on claiming that the site paid absolutely nobody. Having already put in over a thousand dollars of work at that time, you can imagine my apprehension. How many times were you paid by them?

Who would like to see evidence of HUNDREDS of non-agent writers NOT getting paid? Ask and you shall receive.

I'm a what of essay writers? o.O Hahahahaha!!! You think essaywriters.net is paying me because I post here? :p Tsk tsk... you're the professional, I'm just a hobbyist. :D Plus, let me second rusty's statement that essaywriters.net will most certainly take every advantage that it can over its writers. You are SUCH a loser. >.<
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

I have already announced my goal of ignoring his direct attacks.

Hey.. you're doing a great job. :P ROFLMAO!

yet his deep anger and resentment that I post the truth about his employer's fraud

Contrary to your stupid posts years ago, I got paid each and every time. You made me lose sleep over nothing, now it'll happen to no one else. :)

It's day 797 of WB's worthless efforts. :D
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

Given your ability to argue and provide dumbest arguements, i can safely assume that your education is not more than undergraduation

Dude... just can it. You wanna promote essaybrunch? Well.. what you've done here isn't really doing that. Frankly, I think your essaybrunch is sort of a reset button for all the washed up writers in essaybay who don't win projects anymore because of the numerous negative feedback that they've received. I do however, sincerely wish you the best of luck.

Goodnight folks.
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

It isn't a question of who "pulled the grammar trigger first." It's a question of the method.

Wow.. a matter of method now, is it? So your method in claiming that I made my mistake because I'm an ESL writer is fine but my method of lightheartedly pointing out that you make the same mistakes is foul. To tell you the truth, I didn't intend to offend you (and since you said that you weren't offended, I guess no harm was done).

You're dismayed at how human beings conduct themselves online? Read up on the history of this forum and you'll find one character continually assailing ESL writers and the companies that hire them with so much of the derogatory garbage that you say you're dismayed at. When I began reading posts here years ago, I was scared s-less by the posts made by WB on how people who work for essay writers never get paid. Even after I got paid the first time, I was still apprehensive because of all the stuff that no good b**-h posts here. After a few more months of payments, I finally decided to share my experience to the people here only to be accused and routinely maligned by that bag of ****. I make fun of her because she deserves it, and because other competent ESL writers like me deserve the peace of mind that comes with knowing that nothing WB says should ever be taken seriously.

What debate do you wish for me to engage in? I can concede that my employers hire off-shore writers while pretending that they don't but what will that gain you? Clients? ^_^ God, ok. My employers (essay writers, best essays, and whatever other sites they own) hire ESL writers like me to write term papers, dissertations, and all bunch of other s-i*.

At the end of the day, I work this sideline just like you do while keeping a respectable day job which I treasure fondly despite its low paychecks. Whichever way you look at it and no matter how much you make yourself believe that you're not responsible for what your client does with the papers you sell them, writing homework for other people is not an honest living and this industry is not an honest industry.

On a side note, the second Transformers movie installment was just as good (and as bad) as the first one. More breathtaking special effects, more crappy storyline. Oh, but the comic relief certainly improved. >.< As someone who grew up watching the cartoon, I'm significantly (though not absolutely) disappointed.
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

I try to keep the sarcasm to a minimum, however, and would appreciate it if you would do the same.

Hey, I didn't pull the grammar trigger first. If I told you when I made my mistake that I was juggling 3 projects while posting (which I was), would you have been sympathetic?
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

Hey, if WB found one of them I'm sure she can find more. I'm not getting paid to do that crap, she is. :D I just feed off the evidences she provides and get her in trouble with her employers using those very evidences. Why do you think she's always in menopausal period mode? :)

*Chomps on another Keebler* Gotta get back to work... I still have a 4-page paper on the "political implications of Obama's victory" for a direct client that i need to finish in an hour if I want to catch the robots in disguise on the big screen. :) Ta-ta.
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

The number of instances where customers have received poor quality papers and no chance at a refund from fraudulent companies. however, is easily in the thousands.

From which companies? >.< I concede that there are thousands of crappy foreign sites but the ones I work for are not among them. Plus, this problem can easily be solved by the golden formula of trying out a company with a small project first (like a 1-page paper), finding a writer you are comfortable with and sticking with that writer all throughout.

Does he fact that you picked on a very small and arcane detail rather than refute my argument with your own logical assertions mean anything more than the obvious?

Are you talking about the argument on how many American writers a company should have before they can call themselves American? Hey.. you can have that one, dude. ^_^ I took the quote from you to set fire to WB's pants, I wasn't really engaging you in anything. :P
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

Right.. as if standard auditing practices anywhere in the world allows businesses to get rid of such financial information as credit card #s and paypal accounts immediately. :D The fact is, if American companies are mandated to reveal who orders from them by a court of law as what occurred in the case presented, they would most certainly give up at least some of their clients. Several states in the U.S. prohibit the submission of purchased papers for credit and unlike foreign companies, American companies actually have to comply with those laws.

Game, set, and match. :p
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

Tip: if you find questionable grammar throughout a website's advertising material, you probably don't want to buy an paper from them.

Hey.. I'll assume that you mistook the letter "p" for a vowel on purpose to prove your point. :) Never mind that the rest of your post is grammatically correct and the letters "a" and "n" are very far from one another on the standard keyboard. :p

Ladadadada....
EW_writer   
Jun 24, 2009

They are not subject to American jurisdiction (court rulings against them may exist, but they cannot easily be enforced)

Which makes it much safer to order from them.

*Chomps on a Keebler soft batch cookie* Writing break. I just completed two resumes and already both clients have received their respective orders and sent me positive feedback (which means *sigh* an additional $1 for me per order >.<) I hope I quoted enough of the text off your post as you requested, pheelyks. I'm gonna work on my essaybay projects now. Catch you guys later. :)
EW_writer   
Jun 22, 2009

Any legit member of this forum will confirm that I have NEVER stated such a thing.

What thing? Presenting evidence after worthless evidence against all companies that hire off-shore writers? o.O You HAVE been doing this from day 1 of your campaign with absolutely NO RESULTS to show for it after 795 days.

Here's to 795 more! Salud? :p
EW_writer   
Jun 22, 2009

I find all of these justifications for fraud quite amusing.

That's such a coincidence, we find you quite amusing too. :p You've so far spent 795 grueling days trying to get us off-shore writers out of the job but continue to fail miserably.

Goodnight. :)
EW_writer   
Jun 22, 2009

The funny thing about it is that many Americans don't know the grammatical intricacies of their own language. Those who do know their way around the language are usually the same people who aren't lazy/busy enough to need our help in writing their academic papers.
EW_writer   
Jun 21, 2009

Most of my clients have been referred to me by previous clients.

What people like Freelance Writer find hard if not impossible to mentally digest is the fact that academic writing is not about having perfect grammar. In fact, most university-level rubrics for essays are very lax when it comes to qualifying what counts as "Excellent" where grammar is concerned and those who grade the papers are rarely grammar buffs themselves.
EW_writer   
Jun 20, 2009

notice the (-$80.50): that's how much I'm being fined. what you can't see from this snippet is, that this was originally a $50 paper, which I got a $17 bonus on. then, out of the blue, essaywriters.net told me that the paper was plagiarized, so the customer was refunded. I'm still not sure why the fine exceeds the original value of the paper by about thirty bucks.

Err.. I can tell you. >.< They fined you for plagiarism and for the entire worth of the paper. I have to agree with dearbats regarding the quotations being considered as plagiarism though. However, ew did most likely screw you up coz I sincerely doubt that they refunded the client since the client didn't complain (right?).

Initially they warn you and ask you to reduce the citations, after which they begin to fine you, I guess.

I don't think so. If the plagiarism detector got it, the fine was automatic. Happens to me when I work on editing orders if the client plagiarized the paper that I had to edit. However in these cases, I was always able to reason my way out of the fine (since fining me for the client's fault when all I was supposed to do was correct the client's Engrish is too unfair, even for them).
EW_writer   
Jun 20, 2009

Sucks... that must have stung. I had a problem with paypal once when the account of a client of mine got flagged and all of its transactions were reversed. However, I was able to get a hold of her through email and she just sent me the payment back through WU.
EW_writer   
Jun 19, 2009

re: the grammar police, I just hate to see people bashed just because they are ESL or something.

The common argument against that is since this is the essay writing biz, people are expected to have a good enough handle on their Engrish. :P But hey, my opinion is that as long as your clients are happy with what you do, it's all good. :D
EW_writer   
Jun 18, 2009

Has anybody pointed out already that essaybrunch's terms of agreement were lifted directly from essaybay's? They didn't even bother to change the name of the site.

Hey Jen, you may want to check this out. Then again, the site has zero projects so why bother, right? Still, people should be made aware that essaybay is not connected in any way with this fastfood center.
EW_writer   
Jun 18, 2009

What does affect my business, is the fact that googling for any of my site produces "FRAUD" on the second line of the search results.

I see. What about any of the legal liability stuff that people here attach to Ukranian sites who allegedly Americanize their services in an attempt to fool consumers and provide inferior products? Are you afraid of any of that? Has any of it affected your business?

And I wonder, how many of your 920-something posts, EW_writer, contributed to this.

Me? Haha... >.< I'm a big supporter of off-shore companies. In fact, I'm planning to apply to your company after I finish with my current workload. :D