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writers2beware   
Mar 19, 2013

"Paul Dave" . . . one of the plethora of completely fake, "American" names that they use.

"To make sure that the paper is 100% plagiarism free and it's of top quality and custom written, order a plagiarism report for just an additional cost of $36.78." Um, why in the hell should a customer have to PAY for confirmation that the paper isn't plagiarized? What a disgusting bunch of con artists!

Ukrainian falsehood!
writers2beware   
Mar 19, 2013

shill harder

You clearly do not know what that word means.

Do unsuspecting clients a favor by learning how to properly communicate in the English language before purporting to be a "professional writer" in the English language and conning them out of their money.
writers2beware   
Mar 19, 2013

Gee, I wonder if you're an "individual" writer. You'd never try to besmirch companies for personal gain, would you?

FYI, there are no references in that completely unsubstantiated article. It's quite clear what the original author's intentions were from the start. He would write a smear piece regardless of any positive results that he might receive. That he ordered papers from foreign ripoff companies is obvious.

BTW, it's "moral."
writers2beware   
Mar 18, 2013

That's precisely why I think enabling signatures is a bad idea. Essaychat is for shilling and self-promotion. This forum should not be the place for it.
writers2beware   
Mar 15, 2013

"Essayhelp" is a shill. He originally posted his site's URL in his signature, which is the only reason why he signed up in the first place. Once he got exposed, he removed the signature entirely.
writers2beware   
Mar 15, 2013

I used this customsresearchessaywriters.com

No, you didn't, you lying piece of trash. Do you really think that this is the first time that essayscam.org has been shat upon by a worthless, lying spammer like you? Your acting is almost as terrible as your site, customresearchessaywriters.com.
writers2beware   
Mar 14, 2013

that you started in the first place

Both you and ProfessorVerb started s-i* with me, not the other way around.

Now, because I responded appropriately to this stupid fight that you picked with me

Get your facts straight, pal. The proof is in the pudding. Look at the chain of events. You started the "fight." You got butt-hurt because I pointed out the MISLEADING nature of your use of absolutes. YOU created the animosity with this paragraph:

Since we actually work for those companies and you don't, we'd probably know a little bit better than you would exactly how it does and doesn't work at any company we write for, wouldn't we?

You started it, and you continued with increasingly sharper insults and personal attacks. Now, you're playing the victim and lying through your teeth about me having started it.

I didn't say anything remotely personal about you before you started with the veiled threats in your reference to something that happened to "Rusty."

Threat? Give me a break. Like everything else that you've assumed and imaged, it's all in your head. What happened to Rusty is that he claimed that I lack "inside" knowledge of companies' internal operations (since I'm not a "writer"), and I proceeded to post screen captures of my writer admin accounts, thereby proving him clueless. Just because I don't write for companies doesn't mean that I don't study them.

The fact of the matter is that when customers place orders at essay companies, those orders can get taken by any writer

You don't think I see what you're doing here? "Can" is quite a departure from "absolutely can't," isn't it? Why don't you just admit that you were wrong in your initial claim and got all butt-hurt about my COMPLETELY INNOCENT clarification? NEWSFLASH: You already admitted that were wrong by acknowledging that customers can request a refund-in advance-if the requested writer is not available. So, as you've highlighted yourself, your "customers have absolutely no control" claim holds no water.

You implied that all specific requests require some kind of "approval" from the customer before any other writer writes it, and you know that's absolute BS.

Never happened. I implied no such thing.

/academic-help-verification-656/

LMAO! Look at all of the grammatical errors that you made it thread. You probably shouldn't have referenced it.

Don't worry, I'm sure that you'll have plenty of opportunities to defend yourself when I call out each and every one of your mistakes from this day forward.

Nobody here believes your claims about having "proven" anything

All you do here is post self-serving comments strictly to direct people to essaychat or your own site for personal gain. Dude, we get it-you write papers. I've looked the other way every time you've done so. No more.

Botom line: you've treated me like an enemy, so now I'm going to return the favor.
writers2beware   
Mar 14, 2013

Good job in completely avoiding the fact that not only did I prove you wrong, but you proved yourself wrong by admitting that a customer CAN dictate-in advance-that a refund must be provided if the requested writer is not available.

You made an absolute fool out of yourself back in 2008 over an innocent comment that I made pointing out your total misuse of the words "amount" and "number"

Wow, for someone who claims to not give me a second thought, you sure do have an excellent recollection of unsubstantiated, unquoted (of course) dialogue that took place 5 years ago.

You're obviously out of your mind.

Dumb move.

done my best to just ignore you

"Ignore" me? What a bunch of pompous bulls-i*. I haven't typed an ill word about you. In fact, I've had your back COUNTLESS times. But don't you worry, because those days are gone. I hate self-serving, backstabbing turncoats, so any time that ANYONE in this forum calls you out in any way, shape, or form, I'll be chiming in with my take.
writers2beware   
Mar 14, 2013

I generally ignore your posts when you start your totally unprovoked fights with others that you choose to turn into all-out wars over absolutely nothing, as you did most recently with ProfessorVerb.

For the record, ProfessorVerb posted several completely unprovoked, smartass remarks about me (which I ignored) PRIOR to posting the "innocent" joke, so get your facts straight before making MORE unfounded, misleading statements.

totally unprovoked fights

You'd know a whole lot about that kind of thing, wouldn't you? For quite some time, I've been aware of the boatload of complete bulls-i* that you've communicated to others behind closed doors concerning my supposed name, "wife," address, and business ventures. Care to explain that?

when you quote me and characterize something I wrote as "terribly misleading" when it's 100% accurate, I'll respond appropriately.

You're smart enough to know what an "absolute" is, right? Read your statement (namely, "you have absolutely no control") and tell me again that it is not misleading, especially in light of the follow-up information that I posted about refunds/writer choice/alternate writers.

If the requested writer doesn't take the request, the order automatically becomes publicly available to ANY other writer . . . .

As I already explained, if the customer communicates that the order is strictly for a particular writer and may not be given to an alternative writer, the customer will receive a refund if the requested writer is not available for whatever reason. The orders that you have seen go "public" are certainly orders in which the customer did NOT specifically forbid the order being accepted by an alternate writer. You are making it seem as though it's a total crapshoot or "gamble." In fact, you specifically stated that it's a "gamble." No, it's not. How is receiving the requested writer or a refund a "gamble"?

6. The only time that the customer can "control" what writer takes an order is when the customer expressly types something along the lines of "If my writer isn't available I want a refund because I don't want any other writer."

Thanks. See my comment above regarding "absolutes."

But everything I've typed is 100% accurate no matter how much you try to twist it or selectively quote words to "prove" that you're right.

I didn't have to prove that I'm right. You did.
writers2beware   
Mar 13, 2013

There's absolutely nothing "misleading" about that at all.

I will quote you again:

Also, when you use any company, you have absolutely no control over whether your order is taken by the best and most experienced of several hundred (or more) writers or by the worst and least experienced writer.

That is flat out false, and here is my original response:

Many companies offer the option to request a particular writer.

So, a customer is never "stuck" with an unknown writer if he/she wishes to make the order available to one writer and one writer only.

Since we actually work for those companies and you don't, we'd probably know a little bit better than you would exactly how it does and doesn't work at any company we write for, wouldn't we?

How did that stance work out for Rusty?
writers2beware   
Mar 13, 2013

ESL should be applied as an adjective, oh master categorizer.

Do you really think it's wise to "correct" people's grammar, Rusty? Tell me again-what's the plural possessive of "sheep"?
writers2beware   
Mar 13, 2013

Also, when you use any company, you have absolutely no control over whether your order is taken by the best and most experienced of several hundred (or more) writers.

That is terribly misleading. Many companies offer the option to request a particular writer. If, for whatever reason, that writer is ultimately not available, the customer can choose to accept a different writer or receive a refund.
writers2beware   
Mar 05, 2013

contentwrirings.com = ESL garbage from Pakistan

Fareed, Kashif
Contentwritings
H. No. D-24 Block No. 6 Federal "B" Area
Karachi, sindh 75950
Pakistan
923452332532

"NATIVE AMERICAN AND BRITISH WRITERS," my ass.
writers2beware   
Mar 04, 2013
Writing Careers / 4writers.net scam or not ? [91]

I believe 4writers is the best company in the industry.

Not THAT is hilarious! That site is GARBAGE, you are almost certainly a dishonest rep, and I don't write papers for students.
writers2beware   
Mar 04, 2013

You apparently had plenty of extra time, considering that your expert plagiarizing skills seemingly enabled you to cut just about every corner.
writers2beware   
Mar 03, 2013

Please don't ever type the word "fact" again.

wow, that is really GENEROUS, especially in light of the fact that the company charges students 30 USD per page.

I clearly stated that the legit companies in America pay writers at least $10 per page for "basic orders with non-urgent deadlines." The legitimate companies typically charge $17-$20 per page for "basic orders with non-urgent deadlines." The writer gets $10 and the company gets $7-10. That constitutes 50%-59% for the writer. Learn some basic math skills. (The company also has to cover transaction fees, chargeback fees, processing, payroll, advertising/marketing, corporate fees, etc.)

You are leeches, nothing else, blood sucking parasites. Writers should rebel and quit working for you.

I have stated countless times since 2007 that I do not own a site or write papers for students. Wake up.
writers2beware   
Mar 02, 2013

there is no such thing as a "legit essay company".

Quite honestly, you don't have a clue what you're talking about. Any writer who works for one of the LEGITIMATE companies knows first-hand that your claims are hogwash. The legitimate companies pay writers AT LEAST $10 per page for basic orders with non-urgent deadlines.
writers2beware   
Feb 28, 2013

He hasn't mentioned you a bit, nutcase.

You have serious comprehension problems. And, once again, please stop copying my catch phrases.

Actually, the evidence above clearly proves that YOU are the idiot, but that's not exactly "breaking news." Needsyourhelp responded directly to rogerarnold. Rogerarnold is both the OP and the person who-prior to needsyourhelp's first post-had authored the last post in this thread.

You have not proved anyone's ignorance, nutcase.

I disagree. Let's start with your astonishing idiocy:
writers2beware   
Feb 28, 2013

[Moved from]: EssayTrust -- can you really "trust" it?

The following sites have the exact same design, layout, prices, ESL writing, and illegal guarantees:

essaystock.com
essayswriter.net
essaytrust.com
getresearchpaper.com
iresearchpaper.com
needwriting.com
premiumessaywriters.com
researchpaperstar.com
researchpaperstar.net

Isn't it strange that each site has almost the exact same "Current Site Activity," as well? Wow, what a total coincidence!

We've seen this act before, and it doesn't end well for customers.
writers2beware   
Feb 28, 2013

It looks like some forum members are eager to be offended or criticize rather than simply ignore posts that don't concern them or which otherwise don't deserve a hostile response.

I see that you are still choosing to attack me for no reason. I suggest that you mind your own business and stick to your failed attempts at humor.

For the record, it IS stupid to respond to a 3-year-old post as if if were posted yesterday and the OP has been awaiting your feedback ever since.

By the way, smartass, the main reason for my response was to remind the person that the forum has a search box that will instantly lead to the PRECISE information that he/she is seeking. It's really not worth my time proving your ignorance . . . again.
writers2beware   
Feb 26, 2013

Are you the founder of Paypal?

No, but I'm quite familiar with PayPal's policies regarding virtual goods. When a spammer posts a completely incorrect statement of fact, I'm going to set the record straight every time.

Thank you for yet another extremely valuable contribution to this forum.
writers2beware   
Feb 26, 2013

If you paid with paypal you will be able to get a refund. Paypal is great with things such as this. Let us know how you get on.

Buddy, you should stick with something that you're good at (like spamming) because you sure as hell don't know how PayPal works.
writers2beware   
Feb 25, 2013

On this one i cautiously agree with you.

If you're "cautious" about it, you're an absolute moron. The mod already confirmed it.

Even a madman/psycho sometimes speak one bit of truth

That's true. You have accidentally typed a true word or two since registering your first of 20+ usernames several years ago.

But DON'T assume that agreeing with your one post implies i endorse your other cockeyed posts/threads.

That you assume I care about you or your opinions proves just how out of touch with reality you are. Plus, you still haven't proved incorrect a SINGLW WORD that I have EVER posted. To call you a "loser" would be the understatement of the century.
writers2beware   
Feb 23, 2013

I suggest that you look up the definition of "shill," as you are clearly uneducated. Can you please quote a single post in which I have EVER "shilled"? I've got about 9,000 lifetime posts, so it shouldn't be too difficult for you. Since you claim that I "make a living" doing it, examples should be all over the place, right?

shilling for essay websites is a domain for frustrated psychos, bitter goths, and broke nits.

You're the only raging nutcase around these parts, Melissa.