I don't believe it, because you don't have any specifics. And if you don't have any specifics, you're probably spamming, in which case, you are inviting the rudeness and insults, because spamming is insulting itself. Junk marketing is not generally used by legitimate companies; are you a lazy con-artist, or do you have some order details to share?

Sounds great so far. Make sure to post a copy when you're done.

Well, since you already know everything, there's not much I can tell you, is there? Next time, try not to shoot the messenger... or yourself in the foot. Have a nice day!

Yes, it does amount to copyright infringement, but so far there have been no successful suits against turnitin.com. I still think that with the right expensive lawyer, one or more of the essay industry's more well-heeled operators could probably change that.

As for what you think, let me tell you from experience that I uploaded enough papers onto Academon over the years. I don't mess with it anymore. It was a pretty good gig for a while, and then the sales dropped off a cliff. My account was good for a few thou a year, but over the last two years, I've made under $100 from it. You'll find out for yourself, maybe, but take some advice, and don't beat your head against a brick wall. If you want to get into this industry, write custom research. It's all anyone wants anymore.

I think you are biased because you want to confirm your own attitude, but good luck.

Does it seem natural to you that one would stop learning? Is that what you plan on doing when your school lessons are done?

I am mostly a writer and academic editor.

And now, a commercial break...

I've forgotten more than I've learned.

The problem with selling pre-written essays is that hardly anyone buys them anymore. Before turnitin.com, there was a fairly lucrative market for it, but you'll be lucky to sell 1 or 2 a year nowadays. No one wants to buy an essay that's been used by a bunch of other people, because the likelihood is good that one of those people's universities added the essay to the turnitin.com database. It sucks, but that's the way it is.

That's fine; I'll get back to you when your agenda fully materializes.

As far as I can tell, you are doing jack **** to expose any scams, but see this as the perfect place to alternately navel-gaze and place amateurish, cut-and-pasted want ads. That's one thing that's making me bitter. Another is that you called my recent posts pointless, when I just got yet another Ukrainian scam ad pulled. Btw, have fun keeping that list of professors to contact and rat out your customers. You're about as professional as a street clown.

Hey rat, why don't you put out a Craigslist classified ad like a normal person? "Hyper-anal company seeking people who can write sentences with subjects." "Quality control," my ass.

Which one, Nabokov? Rushdie?

A rat, a rat!

I smell a rat!

Hey y'all,

Just thought I'd let you know how much value you've added to the forum going through the desultory motions of getting to 4 posts. It's zero!

You'll be unhappy to know, though, that you have added to the general vapidity of this pit, especially with the above, which I am assuming is meant to be some sort of stimulating challenge.

Next time you have gotten what you wanted, snob, have the grace and charm to leave quietly.

Can you provide a few more details than that about your experience? Otherwise, people are going to think that you are posting spam.

From Essaytoday's website: "We are proud that the most costly credit we possess is our name among the customers and, surely, the statistics of loyal customers that choose our custom essay writing services."

Live chat is stumped when I ask for a physical address-- I've been on hold for 10 minutes while they try to answer that simple question. In summary - looks Russian or Ukrainian.

Right; I just wonder how many goats died while you banged out the above masterpiece. Major's English isn't much better than yours, which is the same kind of excruciatingly awkward, over-careful English one sees among people who study, but don't speak, the language.

The only people who bullied me during my childhood got weapons pulled on them. It's interesting that you'd think that, though. Whatever your issues are, take some English lessons. People will take you much more seriously then; until then, you're just going to be the forum clown.

Btw, when you are not being openly mocked here, you are being completely ignored. Good luck looking elsewhere for the acceptance you so obviously crave, though, because let me clue you in: no one likes an ignorant, sycophantic, delusional crybaby.

Go get a job with a legit company, and then come back and post in this thread when you have some actual knowledge. Go ahead. Pass their English exam. Come back and tell us about it. Take English lessons if necessary.

Till then, keep your lame, ignorant delusions to yourself.

Mods: If you are making new thread titles w/o posters' permission just to stir the pot, well done. Personally, I don't mind when I see my posts become new threads.

I would learn to respect others, if they would take my advice and get some English lessons. Since they obviously haven't, I won't.

Here's a free vocab lesson. Dreaming big is great, unless you're living in a dream. At that point, it's not a dream anymore; it's a delusion.

Most people learn that the world exists outside of their own limited view when they are infants. FW, I'm sure, is capable of recognizing that when a pigeon flies out of the view of his lonely window, it does not cease to exist.

MeowCon-- Thanks for the comic relief, as usual. "Just like Michael Dell!" Too much.

What a crock of BS. Just because you work for a company that apparently lets its paid orders rot on the vine doesn't mean that all companies do that. Assuming that your experience with X is universal is what is known as making a blanket statement.


BS peddler.

For those unable to "read between the lines" of this site, there are several tabs on the main page:

ESSAY SERVICES WRITING CAREERS GENERAL TALK WRITING TUTORIAL FREE ESSAYS OFF-TOPIC RECOMMENDED SERVICES

If you click on RECOMMENDED SERVICES, two companies come up. They are both legit, as far as I can tell, because I worked for one of them in the past, and the other has customer service people who make sense, type in acceptable English, and don't seem weird in live chat. This site isn't perfect, because it does accept advertising money from scams for its banner ads, but RECOMMENDED SERVICES is comparatively squeaky-clean.

I am going to stop sending people to Essaychat if they are not spammers, because it is obviously even more of a pit over there. Sorry to have steered you wrong.

Well, I do like to catch up on some light reading during the off-season, even if it is an extremely boring, rambling review full of sarcasto-quotes (sarcasto-quotes... for when you can't achieve your own tone). I notice that in the whole paranoid pamphlet you spent your valuable time typing, nowhere do you address my main point (that you cheaped out instead of spending the money to appear credible). The vetting speaks for itself. I mean, it's not my thing, but if you're going to pay to play, I say, go big. People dream of opening 5-star restaurants, not hot-dog carts.

2 legit companies vs. a rush of 10+ scams. How is that not making sense to you? Oh, right, you were paying to be there on the scammers' side.

I'm not your oracle, jughead. Who knows? Maybe they can't afford it, either.

It's a better bet because if you advertise up there at the top of the page, you're rubbing shoulders with the likes of academia-research.com, an industry pariah; critical spoof, an industry punchline, etc., etc. There hasn't been a legitimate company that's advertised up there yet, to my knowledge.

On the other hand, by going under "recommended services," you're rubbing shoulders with two sites generally reputed to be legit. What's the matter, couldn't afford it?

A wise person once said: if you lie down with trash, you smell like garbage.

No-- you still don't know what I'm talking about. There are two recommended services, graduatewriter and customdissertations, that appear under the "recommended services" tab. FW, you peddle your services here and occasionally occupy the relatively un-vetted essayscam ad space. That's not what I was talking about, and is a whole different ball game (more like Essaychat, which is where you belong, and where you'd be, if this site weren't so riddled with loopholes).

essayscam.org/forum/rs/

No, I don't pay to play. I also think you're confusing the "recommended services" tab with essayscam's ad space.

Essayscam.org has zero standards for its ad space, and has to be constantly embarrassed into pulling ads, some of which are bought by the same con-artists and hucksters the site helped to expose in the first place. I wouldn't be caught dead putting an ad there. You couldn't pay me to do it.

The "recommended services" tab appears to be a different, and much better-vetted, area of the site, and is occupied by established companies, not maverick writers or free-spending charlatans.

Antarch, all of the vocabulary in the world won't save you from basic errors using articles. You can have a "plethora" of this and a "substantive" that, but if you can't get "a, an, and the" right, you still come off looking like a complete idiot... especially to those lazy, native-speaking conversationalists you so disdain (and whose "flimsy," informal ease you are so obviously jealous of).

As a teacher, I know your exact problem. You are very careful, but you simply aren't in a position to put in much time immersed in the language. You study, but you don't converse. As a result, your English appears artificial, stilted, and, due to your inattention to the fundamentals of the living language, totally, goofily retarded.

Try Essaychat, or "recommended services" (the tabs are below where it says "Essay Services/Freelance Writing Jobs" on the main page). Reviews posted on other sites are fake or written by their own writers under a pseudonym.

In any case, I'm sure you'll have much more luck with the "recommended services" of essayscam (it's one of the lower tabs on the forum's main page) than you will contacting random writers, who do not come with such endorsements, and who may be, if they are seeking clients like you here, desperate, bottom-feeding parasites, for all you know. Good luck!

If you can't share any more details than that, your post will likely be dismissed as more spam.

Despite a few forum members' misappropriations and the site's endorsement of recommendations, this isn't supposed to be the sort of forum where you shop around for writers. It's more about exposing scams. Shopping's best done over at Essaychat; have you tried there?

Depends with the company you intend to us.
However as an independent freelance writer i would charge around 30 dollars per page.

Essaypedia is now advertising on essayscam. Way to go, mods!

Let's hear it for the mods, allowing academia-research.com to (once again!) advertise on a site that originally helped to expose academia-research.com as crooks and liars. Disgusting!

What about the objective measure of being able to speak ******* English? That's the rake you fools keep stepping on, over and over again. Who's going to write for, or buy papers from, someone who doesn't even speak the language they're making "subjective" judgments about?

Go to the search function, and then change from "topic titles" to "messages."

What is the company? Who is "she?" There may be people who can help you here, but you need to be specific.

That's great; care to share some details?