Hey, Donny, to prove your little theory that federal copyright law will take precedence, please start by explaining why it didn't work in 1995 (when the existing state laws were weaker than they are today).

Let me explain myself-and the legal reasoning-once again. The laws clearly state that a seller is guilty if-in the Court's opinion-he/she "reasonably should have known" that the work would be submitted for academic credit. Using copyright transfer as a sales gimmick is an obvious attempt to communicate to students that they can submit the papers for academic credit. At the very least, it lets students know that the company will in no way attempt to prevent students from committing academic fraud. Either way, advertising copyright transfer crosses the "reasonably should have known" threshold.


Regarding "trump," 99Essays is correct in that I probably should have chosen a more accurate term. What I mean is that no judge in a given state court is going to throw out the State's own lawsuit against you just because you present a "Federal Copyright Law" defense. Sorry, not gonna happen. The judge will review the wording on your site and your comments in this forum. He/She will immediately recognize that you are an unapologetic person who openly mocks and challenges the laws of his/her state. Given the fact that you are also knowingly/intentionally corrupting minors and the beloved educational system, you don't stand a chance. Sure, you can challenge the ruling, but I suggest that you start saving your pennies now. Lawyers aren't cheap.

You don't learn, do you, Don? What happened the last time that you ignorantly accused me of being incorrect?


You "extending an olive branch" suggests that we're two people on equal moral footing who argued about a legally and morally neutral topic, such as the NBA playoffs. That's not the case. You openly challenge/mock state laws and intentionally corrupt our educational system. So, you can keep your olives AND your branches.


Isn't it funny how crooks, liars, law-breakers, morons, etc. almost always default to that silly, pointless assumption about my personal life after I expose them? NEWSFLASH: This is a forum that focuses on uncovering scams. I don't come here to play nice and make friends. I come here to post evidence and stop lawbreakers.

Interesting . . . .

Are your comprehension skills as poor as your research skills? You don't recognize any of your practices contained within the above list of "example violations"? Legitimate, law-abiding companies do not do any of those things.


Delusional much? Once again, all it takes to establish jurisdiction is proof that you have completed ANY transactions with ANY person (doesn't have to be the plaintiff) in the plaintiff's state.

Don, now that it's on public record that you are completely aware of the laws that regulate your business (and have openly suggested that you plan to continue to knowingly violate those laws), I highly suggest that you immediately clean up your violating copy or I may have to place a few phone calls.


That aspect of copyright law does NOT apply to academic works for hire. The laws listed on this page trump copyright law. Wake up.

I have not dedicated any research time to that, but you touch on precisely what I am trying to communicate to Don. It is highly unlikely that a plaintiff who is willing to move forward with a lawsuit will do so against only one company. As with the BU case, any lawsuit will be a blanket attempt to take down all significant sites/companies in the industry (just as in 1995).

I'm sure that I could dig up laws in other states if I really tried to do so, but it's not necessary. My intent is to prove that-contrary to Don's claims-such laws do, in fact, exist and termpapercustom.com is clearly breaking them. Considering that "Don" uses a Walnut Creek area code on his site, I'm going to assume that he also lives in California. As such, he is directly bound by the laws of California, his home state.

It is important to note that a plaintiff in New York (or any other state in which an applicable law exists) can establish that an out-of-state company (in California, for example) is bound by his/her state's laws simply by proving that the company in question has improperly sold papers/services to any person in his/her state.

Providing research assistance is legal. What you are advertising is blatantly ILLEGAL.

It is a crime to knowingly enable students to engage in academic fraud by submitting your writing-as their own work-for academic credit. You may not:

* suggest, in any way, that a customer may directly submit a paper for academic credit;

* guarantee a particular grade;

* offer to write in a manner/style that will "fool" a teacher/professor;

* state that a student's teacher/professor will not "find out";

* suggest that your service is a "shortcut" for a student's academic requirements (or to graduation);

* offer "ghostwriting" (ghostwriting is expressly banned and illegal for academic works);

* offer to transfer copyright to the customer (you may legally sell your time/labor/research/expertise, NOT a physical/virtual, written work that would obviously require copyright ownership in order to turn in for academic credit; fraudulent companies offer copyright ownership for that precise reason);

* offer to take exams for a student;

* ask for a customer's school/course information;

* place "blank lines" at the top of a document so that the student may fill-in his or her name, professor's name, course, and/or academic institution.

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Here are some of the laws:

California

law.justia.com/codes/california/2007/edc/66400-66406.7.html
law.justia.com/codes/california/2005/edc/66400-66406.html
codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/EDC/3/d5/40/6/s66400

Connecticut

law.justia.com/codes/connecticut/2005/title53/sec53-392b.html
law.justia.com/codes/connecticut/2011/title53/chap949b/Sec53-392b.html
law.justia.com/codes/connecticut/2011/title53/chap949b/Sec53-392a.html
legaltips.org/connecticut/Chap949b.aspx#Sec53-392b.aspx

Florida

law.justia.com/codes/florida/2011/titlexlvi/chapter877/section877.17/
law.onecle.com/florida/crimes/877.17.html

Illinois

law.justia.com/codes/illinois/2005/chapter18/1052.html
law.justia.com/codes/illinois/2012/chapter-110/act-110-ilcs-5/

Oregon

law.justia.com/codes/oregon/2009/165.html

Maine

law.justia.com/codes/maine/2005/title17-ach0sec0/title17-asec705.html
mainelegislature.org/legis/statutes/17-a/title17-Asec705.html

Maryland

law.justia.com/codes/maryland/2005/ged/26-201.html

Massachusetts

law.justia.com/codes/illinois/2005/chapter18/1052.html
malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartIV/TitleI/Chapter271/Section50
law.onecle.com/massachusetts/271/50.html

Nevada

law.justia.com/codes/nevada/2010/title15/chapter207/nrs207-320.html
law.onecle.com/nevada/crimes/207.320.html
leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-207.html#NRS207Sec320

New Jersey

law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/2009/title-18a/section-18a-2/18a-2-3/
law.onecle.com/new-jersey/18a-education/2-3.html

New York

law.onecle.com/new-york/education/EDN0213-B_213-B.html

North Carolina

law.justia.com/codes/north-carolina/2010/chapter14/article20/section14-1182
law.justia.com/codes/north-carolina/2005/chapter_14/gs_14-118.2.html

Pennsylvania

law.justia.com/codes/pennsylvania/2010/title-18/chapter-73/7324/

Texas

law.onecle.com/texas/penal/32.50.00.html
law.justia.com/codes/texas/2005/pe/007.00.000032.00.html
law.justia.com/codes/texas/2009/penal-code/title-7-offenses-against-property/chapter-32-fraud/

Virginia

law.justia.com/codes/virginia/2006/toc1802000/18.2-505.html

Washington

law.justia.com/codes/washington/2005/title28b/28b.10.580.html
law.justia.com/codes/washington/2005/title28b/28b.10.584.html

Your ignorance is staggering. Tell me, Mr. Know-it-all, do you think that when a university or district attorney decides-once again-to take up the cause of "fighting academic fraud" that the lawsuit will name only the company that originally caught the plaintiff's attention? Good luck with that. You may want to reference the Boston University lawsuit of 1995.

YOU are the one who is repeatedly side-stepping my challenge. Sorry, but if I'm going to waste my time EDUCATING you and REPEATING myself, you're going to have to reiterate-for the record-your position that I am wrong, you are not breaking any laws, and no applicable laws exist.

What do you expect from Ukrainian fraudsters?

Hey, the moderator already confirmed my statement about you. You're a lying, scamming, low-life pirce of trash from academicsciences.co.uk[DND*] who pretends to be a "satisfied" customer in order to give potential customers a false sense of confidence in your site.

By the way, asking for a student's school and/or course is very likely-in and of itself-breaking the laws that govern the industry in most states.

That is correct, but I'm focusing on what I believe to be an obvious attempt to deceive and justify an inexcusable demand.

Remember, we're talking about a guy who has falsely claimed that his copy is not violating any laws. In fact, he's gone so far as to claim that no applicable laws exist! (Never mind the fact that one can find such laws in 10 seconds with a simple search in Google AND I have posted the laws multiple times in this forum.) His reckless practices endanger the entire academic research industry.


Bingo.


https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/selling-term-papers-illegal-states-1285/

For busy companies, that is simply not the case.

I read quite well, thanks. I read so well, in fact, that I was immediately able to see right through your deceptive attempt to convince customers that your "school/course" requirement is justified.

You are CLEARLY suggesting to people that you need their school/course info for billing purposes. Either you're a fraud or your skills in the written word are lacking. I believe that if you were being honest, you would have split your "two-parter" into two completely separates sets of questions and answers. AGAIN, SCHOOL/COURSE INFO HAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH BILLING, SO DON'T MISLEAD CUSTOMERS.


Why, then, do you not openly state that information as part of your justification for demanding school/course info?


Yawn. Customer pays in advance. Customer doesn't like the paper, for whatever reason. Customer demands a refund. You offer an edit instead. Customer accepts or declines; either way, he/she is still unhappy. Customer demands refund again. You decline. Customer threatens chargeback. You remind customer-in so many words-that you have his/her school and course information.

Before I embarrass you with the evidence and facts, would you like to state-one more time-that I am wrong? You know, just to reiterate how certain you are . . . .

By the way, do you provide the same level of "research" to your customers that you've dedicated to the laws that govern your industry?


You're full of s-i*. You're not fooling anyone here. You specifically state on your site that you need course/school information for BILLING PURPOSES.


I can't help but notice that you conveniently ignored that matter.


I don't like liars. I dislike even more any liar who gets caught in the act and then denies.

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I'm not referring to the price that appears in an order form. I'm referring to the STAND-ALONE "price calculator/quote" gadget that appears on the home page, for example, of various sites. Such sites are almost exclusively foreign, ESL, ripoff sites from Ukraine, Pakistan, and India.

Nearly every site that offers a stand-alone, automated "price calculator" is a fraudulent outfit from Ukraine, India, or Pakistan.

You bought from a BLOGSPOT blog and a GMAIL address. You deserve to have been ripped off for being so gullible. Consider it a lesson in common sense.

Don, you're both a spammer AND a liar.

termpapercustom.com
created on 2010-03-30

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From termpapercustom.com/about.html :

Why do you need my contact information and the names of my course/school?
Credit card payments can not be processed without proper billing information. School and course names are important because we tailor your paper to your needs, and your school and course are an important part of the requirements of your paper.

A student's course/school has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with billing information (unless the student's billing address is his/her SCHOOL, which we all know is not the case). The only reason to require such information is to be able to hold it over a customer's head in the event of a conflict or disagreement with your company.


You are obviously clueless about the well-known laws that govern your profession. Ignorance is not a legal defense.

theacademicpapers.com = embarrassingly horrific, ESL garbage from Pakistan
cheapwritinghelp.com = Ukraine

AVOID

"Dirk," you're full of s-i*. Isn't it funny how ALL of your "affiliates" just happen to be Ukrainian scammers who have a long track record of fraud in the industry and other, preexisting ties to your ripoff company/sites?

You're a lying, scamming, spamming, hacking piece of trash. You've been engaging in such activities WELL before you launched your little "affiliate program" at paperhelp.org as a convenient cover story (i.e., "excuse") for your crimes. You think that you're smart, but you're not.

By the way, dumb, your "landing page" (paperhelp.org) is MUCH OLDER than edu-profit.com[DND*].

edu-profit.com[DND*]
created on August 30, 2010

paperhelp.org
created on April 3, 2008

I have in my possession solid evidence-dating back to early, 2010-that paperhelp.org is directly tied to the following sites from "Brownie Freelance" and "BrainRouter LTD":

accountingpapers.net (currently spamming for paperhelp.org)
advancedwriters.com
affordablepapers.com
assignmentexpert.com
customwritings.com
essaypro.net
evolutionwriters.com
mastersthesiswriting.com
midterm.us
writing-expert.com
etc.

Apparently, Google has made it very easy to report such spammers.

Report paperhelp.org to Google!

sazzysmith = agent for academic sciences

Cry me a river.


You need to learn how to read and comprehend simple English. Your spamming in Twitter is absolutely NOT the only thing that you have done wrong. You know damn well that you have repeatedly broken the rules of this forum. Keep denying, and I will keep repeating.

Evidence also indicates that the scammers at paperhelp.org are also committing Federal crimes by HACKING numerous sites and injecting malicious code that redirects other people's victimized sites to paperhelp.org.

Victims can report hacking to the justice.gov/criminal/cybercrime/reporting.html - US Department of Justice.

Anna Dubenko (now "Anna Frolova"?) also apparently owns/operates a link spamming site/company (seotn).

seotn.com
Dubenko, Anna seculture@gmail
Urogaina 28
Nikolaev, Nikolaev 54101
Ukraine
+380.

essayhelpz.com
foreveressay.blogspot.com
buy-essays-online42.lo.gs
essay-service. lo.gs
mzjtgwry. carbonmade .com
dqspresj. carbonmade
arxnvlwf. carbonmade
nqpjjtsx. carbonmade
jrhxpdoz. carbonmade
gmfgkctx. carbonmade
my. opera.com/graphvistheftfirs/albums/showpic.dml?album=13910292&pic ture=182186852
bibbieeqaj. edublogs.org/2013/04/06/free-argumentative-essays/
be-orlando. com/online-store/essay.php

There are literally HUNDREDS more hacked, scraped, and redirected sites infesting Google's search results.

Here's the hacked, injected, and redirected site of an innocent musician:

samite .com

[Moved from]:

Paperhelp.org scammers from Ukraine are spamming and stealing on a massive scale

The Ukrainian fraudsters at paperhelp.org are spamming, scraping, and copyright infringing on a massive scale.

affordableessaypapers.com
anessaywriting.com
assignment-writing.com
best-essay-writing-service.com
best-ghostwriting-service.com
bestessaywritingservicee.com
book-review-online.com
buy-essay-cheap.atspace.co.uk
buy-essay-homework.info.ms
buy-essay-now.au.ms
buy-essay-online.info.ms
buy-essay-uk.atspace.co.uk
buy-essay.atspace.co.uk
buyessaysonline1.com
college-papers-online.com
comparecontrastessay.org
custom-dissertation-writing.com
custom-thesis-writing.com
dominicaronpa.wordpress.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
dominiquebernardae.wordpress.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
editing-and-proofreading-service.com
edu-profit.com[DND*]
essaywritingsservice.com
essaywritingsservices.com
help-writing-short-essays.atspace.co.uk
help-writing-short-essays.atspace.eu
hqpapers.com
jonahandresae.wordpress.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
juliusdonteedu.wordpress.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
online-homework-helper.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
paper-writings.net
paperhelp.org (main site to which all spam and stolen content flows)
paperhelper.org
paperhelps.com
paperhelpsite.com
paperhelpu.com
papershelp.net
papershelp.org
paperwriting1.com
papperhelp.org
personal-statement-help.com
prohelptowrite.com
ralphferdinandae.wordpress.com (and dozens of other interlinked Wordpress blogs)
research-paper.atspace.eu
research-paper.info
researchpaperwritingservicee.com
speech-writing-service.com
startingessay.com
term-papers-online.com
writeenglishpaper.com
writing-lab-report.com
writingessaypapers.com
writingprohelp.com

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custom-thesis-writing.com
Anna Frolova (seogurych@gmail)
Krasnozvezdnaya, 12
Novgorod
,660040
RU

startingessay.com
Urogaina 28
Nikolaev, Nikolaev 54101
Ukraine

research-paper.info
Nikolay Fedotov
125649, Moskva, Kulikovo Pole, 142, 54
Moskva
125649
RU

goldriver777@gmail
seogurych@gmail

essaywritingsservice.com
Mary Morison (marymorison20@yahoo)

Vesnyana St.
Chernovci, Chernovci 58000
UA

assignment-writing.com

best-essay-writing-service.com

best-ghostwriting-service.com

book-review-online.com

buyessaysonline1.com
Mary Morison (marymorison20@yahoo)
Vesnyana St.
Chernovci, Chernovci 58000
UA

college-papers-online.com
Anna Frolova (seogurych@gmail)
Novgorod
,660040
RU

custom-dissertation-writing.com

editing-and-proofreading-service.com

personal-statement-help.com

speech-writing-service.com

term-papers-online.com

writeenglishpaper.com
Viacheslav Kononov (mydomainch@gmail)
+7.9096909542
Fax: +1.5555555555
Zelenograd
1117-171
Moscow, Moscow 124460
RU

writing-lab-report.com
Anna Frolova (seogurych@gmail)
Krasnozvezdnaya, 12
Novgorod
,660040
RU
Tel. +7.4585457887

Evidence indicates that Nikolay Fedotov (seogurych@gmail) is also involved in pharmacy and medication SPAM.

Can you please provide an example of the "tripe" that I "spout on here every day," Karen?

I've been here for over 6 years. You've been here for 10 minutes. You want answers that I've already given about 100 times? Learn how to use a simple search box.


I'm quite happy, actually. People tend to be quite happy when they are incredibly successful in both their personal and professional lives.


You have been neither "decent" nor "hardworking." You've done nothing but break rules and take shortcuts, even AFTER being warned by multiple members of this forum.


That's because you don't have "streams" of customers at all (unless, of course, you're metaphorically referring to the business equivalent of your piss stream again).


Learn how to punctuate and capitalize properly, "professional" writer.

Some people consider their piss a "steady stream." Others consider Niagara Falls a "steady stream." You're in the PISS group.

That's funny, because you sure do.


You don't need to do that because I already KNOW that you are a liar. Either that, or you're delusional about what constitutes "success."


You've been neglecting RULES of late (and ever since you arrived.)


You've decided to return strictly to w*0re your URL at every opportunity.


Multiple users in this forum have called you out for your blatant spamming. TWITTER banned you for spamming their "following" system. The more you deny, the more I will expose you as a liar.


Sorry, but I will not allow you to pass the buck. Nice try, but no cigar. As I have stated countless times over the years, I do not operate a company and I do not write papers for students. Buy a clue.


Yes, it absolutely DOES constitute spamming under Twitter's terms of service, which is precisicley why Twitter banned you. What you did is what all bottom-feeding spammers do on Twitter in an attempt to gain instant followers in return. FAIL.

You're completely full of s-i*, Karen. Your site has virtually no reach outside on your crappy, paid ad in the header of this forum. Do you really think that you're fooling anyone? I'm truly curious.

Not quite, lady. You've already been exposed as a shameless spammer by many different people and major corporations.

Karen, once again, you're a PROVEN spammer (in this forum and elsewhere throughout the Internet). If you had anywhere near as many "repeat clients" as you falsely claim, you'd have no need to shamelessly troll message boards and repeatedly spam your URL in blatant violation of this forum's rules.

FYI, Karen, s-i* attracts flies. Don't be a s-i*.

Spamming piece of s-i* . . . .

Karen, you're a bottom-feeder.

Karen, stop dropping links to your fly-by-night site, Critical Spoof. Your desperation is pathetic.

8. Offer their own plagiarism checker. Avoid any site that encourages you to "scan," "submit," or "check" your paper for plagiarism. They will-at some point in the future-illegally sell, digitize, and/or publish your paper (in whole or in part), despite their false assurances to the contrary.

9. Offers "progressive delivery." (This is a common gimmick of Ukrainian sites.)

10. Advertises prices that start lower than $15 per page. (Such low prices make it virtually impossible for the company to afford to hire qualified, American writers, despite the company's false, public claims to "only hire native English-speaking writers.")

11. Advertises "Authorize.net" as its payment processor. (There is nothing wrong with Authorize.net, in and of itself. However, Authorize.net is popular with many of the fraudulent, foreign companies because it enables the fraudsters to receive payments offshore, while maintaining the deceptive facade of an "American" company.)

12. Advertise that the site/company has been online "Since 1997." That is completely false. Check the site's age in whois. You can also check the company's corporate records. You will certainly discover that the company is lying about both the age of its site(s) AND the age of the company itself (if a company exists at all).

13. Offer an "Affiliate Program." (This method of scam perpetuation is popular with fraudulent, Ukrainian sites/companies because it enables them to spread their scam via third parties without directly taking on additional risk themselves.)

Ample evidence has proven that they are Ukrainian crooks.

That certainly is the main stumbling block.

What's important to note, however, is that ALL of the following TLDs (top level domain names) are controlled by ICANN, which is a US-based organization that is bound by US law and, therefore, any legal ruling by a US court:

.com
.net
.org
.us
.info
and many others.

This means that, regardless of a fraudulent site owner's geographical location and a registrar's or Web host's potential refusal to take action against a fraudulent domain/site, any US Court Order specifically directing ICANN to disable and/or permanently "lock" the domain in question will render irrelevant all other obstacles in a victim's path to justice.

NOTE: The plaintiff should make certain to attach ALL of the fraudulent company's different Web sites to any request for locking/disabling so that the Judge can quickly and easily sign-off on such a directive to ICANN.

I forgot to mention-and this is VERY important-that a Court Order directing ICANN to lock/disable the domain(s) will render powerless any offshore host/registrar that a fraudster may be using specifically to shelter his/her sites from US jurisdiction.

Th63 (Michael McHugh) is a proven liar, copyright infringer, and serial plagiarist.

I just checked the site and it appears to have been hacked.

Wipe that smile off your face!

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I am willing to compile a list if I know in advance that I won't be wasting my time.