Well, opinions are just opinions.

The same argument can be made against several (or dozens) of writers who work/worked for Essay Writers or Academia Research, or similar and claim they haven't been paid for their services. Maybe some of those writers provide private/freelance writing services and want to get rid of their current/former employer and direct competitor?

As far as I can tell the only claim that is "original" in the first post is "More info"; the rest contains a direct quote from another site.


Let's say you know an IP - it then leads to thousands of users on that IP (or is it directly associated with my name and address?)

"free from scam" in any business (not only essay writing business) sounds like an oxymoron. Same like with an "ideal partner" ("ideal" until s/he starts cheating on you ;). But some companies may be less likely than others to "scam" you.

It's best to do your own research (by contacting the company and asking some questions; then assessing their response time and the quality of the reply, etc..).

So am I to assume you signed up here as essayscam or essayfraud representative and have posted 12 messages (so far) to "negatively advertise other companies"?

As far as I can tell quite a few freelance writers or dissatisfied clients received their money or better customer service thanks to messages posted on this site...

Are you sure it's worth it? Unless the company ignores you and doesn't want to work something out with you, I don't think it's a wise idea to try to do a chargeback. If you do a chargeback, you are no longer the company's customer. That means, they can use whatever information they have against you (if they want to be nasty). I once bought something online and didn't recognize the name on the credit card statement. So I called my bank and told them I didn't authorize this charge. After filling out some papers, the bank credited my account.

A month later the company emailed me and wrote I was no longer their client and they forward the case to a collection agency. Then I realized I knew what I had purchased (but the website's name was different from the billing name; that's why I was confused). On the next day the agency called my employer and I had to explain myself. I resolved it in the end, but it gave me a lot of unnecessary stress. I don't know if it's totally legal to send a client to a collection agency, but it worked.

I think it could be true (same for Western union or similar transactions). This is to avoid money laundering. But, on the other hand, registered businesses shouldn't have such low limits.

Did you check this - https://essayscam.org/forum/wc/credible-companies-write-186/2/

What kind of argument is that? Any reasons why you think so?

Agree.

I think it's important that the final product (in this case an academic essay) is written in good English. ESL writers may not be able to assure that. If the only reason a company hires an ESL writer is that they pay him/her less than an American writer, it should be noted on their websites somewhere.

I think this is possible (especially if you work for an American company that pays much more than foreign companies). However, you'd have to be very familiar with the American schooling system, citation styles, etc. Also, you'd probably have to take assignments on high-school/college level (mostly). Don't think you'd be able to write graduate level papers.

I'm not sure if I understood that..

So there was a case against turnitin - there's still no verdict yet, is there?

How would anyone know who hires who...? If a company is good, they hire best writers and vice-versa.

EssayPromotion.org - good one. Something like "hosting reviews"...

I was trying to make a point that those who put down America (I am not one of them Btw) at the same time don't have anything against their American clients.

America is not great, but money from American students is always great :).

One note - just to be objective and not to put down someone because of their nationality. The fact that the owner's name sounds "Russian" shouldn't imply the guy is good or bad. Google, Inc was established by "Sergei Brin" [Сергей Брин]- someone who was born in Moscow, Russia.

It's a subjective statement. So they've been working with you for 6 months and you still claim you were scammed? I understand you did receive a paper from them and it was not plagiarized, but you still wanted a revision - so the word "scam" may be too strong in your case.

Sure, especially if you require a custom web design project. :) I personally prefer a simple html page with useful and well-written copy than "bells and whistles." But students may prefer online clips.

Really, I checked their website and don't say anything about privacy. It's usually not a good sign.

Right, use it for free and they will use the essay you scan and/or resell it in the near future.

I doubt they will get $900,000, but it's good news for students. They should not be forced to submit their copyrighted papers to a semi-commercial database in exchange for violating their copyrights. Smells like pre-crime conviction :

The same photo can be legally downloaded for a fee by many developers from websites like istockphoto.com. All "anti-plagiarism" software could do is to perhaps find files with the same name (for example weblogo.gif); if you change the file name, it's not possible to track it down.

As far as I know even google isn't able to find determine a difference between two or more graphic files (for texts it obviously possible, but not for graphics). Otherwise all these "captcha" scripts would become useless.

Web designers may "borrow" ideas from each other or use the same photo databases so it's no proof one site is or is not related to another.

I agree; if they were talking about the Works Cited page only it should not be classified as "plagiarism." Same for direct quotations. But you may refer to your job contract/agreement with them (if they have something like that).

Not sure what exactly you mean.

Does "kasamba" pay right after the project was completed or the provider must wait a specified amount of time to get the money? Do they transfer the money directly to your bank account?

Maybe plagiarism was committed indeed?

It seems it's more difficult to get UK sources for companies based outside the UK so it may be included in the price. Also, not sure how many words total you were quoted for (some companies may provide as little as 200 little as words per page while others 280-320 per page). It also depends on the number of required sources, annotated bibliography etc..

How much do they charge (and for how many words per page?)

10 pages meaning about 2,200 words? What kind of assignment is that (literature, business?)

Why don't you post your resume/qualifications and email here and you may have a chance to be contacted by the appropriate person/company. Work on your writing skills first. And don't try to plagiarize.

essaywriterwriter, so you work as a writer but don't like writing.. Hmm..

Good one - but it seems you scan a document with myessays.com and then they are very likely to steal it from you in the end and resell to other parties or use it without your knowledge and consent (after you click on the "Submit Essay" button, the essay is forwarded to them and you have no control what they will actually do with it). I think students should be aware of that -- actually they should totally avoid "online anti-plagiarism checking/scanning tools." Where do you think all these "million-essays" websites take the content from? :)

He was suspected and what? If a person is a very good writer, s/he can change a writing style without problems...

As far as I know paypal doesn't work in India or Pakistan - maybe they send the money another way?

I think Ann_y wanted to say this: IF the teacher *knows* your writing style well enough he/she may be able to question the authenticity of the paper IF the paper in question is written in a very different style. But even then it would be near to impossible to actually "prove" that you weren't the author because the writing style evolves over time too.