The website plants malware into your system. Never accept the cookies on their site. It will plant trojans in your system. Besides, there is no need for a writing company to keep tabs on any client, notfor any reason.That is not part of the scope of work for the writer or company.

The laughable promo that was witten for the site is further evidence that the owners and their employees are up to no good.The site practically admits to being a scam with the way they plant cookies and ask for way too much sign-up information.

This sort of company should be put out of business. There are enough complaints about them out there and yet, they remain active. I wonder how they do it.

The user interface has changed since the post was first created. The company logo has changed. A redesign that was perhaps, prodded by the way the members of this forum were laughing at the way the original logo was designed. They seem to have tried to do a better job this time, but the grammatical errors still persist throughout the site. Something that cannot be prevented since the owners and writers of the company are not ENL writers or speakers. They do what they can, as their abilities best allow. We can't say they did not try. The problem is, they cannot edit their own work. They need a fresh set of ENL eyes to help them do that, avoid any more errors in their copy going foward.

bestessays.com.DND disappeared into oblivion at a certain point. It has been banished from the internet as a recognized academic writing service. It failed to provide services as needed, causing negative publicity for them. The clientele eventually dried up becaise there was not getting the company to shape up and deliver as promised. That is the problem with the 3rd rate jackasses that run these companies. It is too easy for them to keep scamming students, then pack up and leave, without a trace, when the situation finally allows them to do so. They play the short game because of their personally vested interests in the company. It is not difficult to see why the business was once regarded as one of the top scam sites on the web.

Commercial plagiarism softwares always come at a price for students. That price is usually in the form of stolen private information and sometimes, academic blackmail. It is not advisable for anyone to support plagiarism start ups due to the unknown factors that are invovled in the development and use of such AI apps. The responsibility for your essay not being published elsewhere or being used by others falls upon the student. That is why free apps should not be an option for students, unless Google comes up with its own plagiarism detection services. Oh, wait! Google does have a variation thereof. It is more advisable that students use any plagiarism detection software suggested by the school if the school has one. Or, use whatever paid service the professor suggests. That way the responsibility for the paper transfers to the school and professor, respectively, should the need arise (You told us to use the plagiarism detector! It is not my fault it is getting flagged ! I did what you said !)

This business exists in a world where the identity and location of the business needs to be kept private. The reasons behind the secrecy are too many to mention. Refusing to directly respond to a self incriminating question, also known as pleading the 5th (amendment) protects this right. WRT opting not to respond does not signify guilt. It shows proper business sense and perhaps. the result of legal consultations. Evidence of these sites direct relations to WRT should have been provided by the accuser. not the accused. That is how it works in a courtroom, and that, is how it should work here too. No convincing evidence, no relationship.

All essay writing sites are good until proven otherwise. It is up to the company to prove their reliability, trust score, and work quality after accepting a client. The criteria for "good" services varies based on client needs and satisfaction with the work provided. Fail and the service is bad. Provide as promised and the site and writers will qualify as good. No single person can judge the qualities of each site and then come up with a uniform classification of good or bad sites. Criteria will always vary. The list will constantly change, just as the services evolve. Any listing will be based on personal considerations and should not be shared with others on a public forum. Private recommendations among friends and classmates offsite would be a different and allowable case though.

I wonder if The Guardian knows that they are being cited as a recommendation source by oxbridgessays. Though short, one will see that it is a cut and paste of several article sections. This was probably part of a negative investigative piece, speen to become a positive by the editor. The post has too many pauses to be a legitimate quote. Students who do not tend to delve deeper before hiring a service could read that and believe it to be true. When in reality, it is a fake endorsement that Oxbridgeessays should be sued for using. Never believe that a legitimate newspaper would ever endorse a well known international scam company.

Since the pandemic has helped cleanse the academic writing industry since the schools locked down internationally, it has become easier to find honest writing sites. The really evil sites have mostly closed shop. The ones that could go either way, decided to try becoming legit (as best as they can ) and work honestly with their clients. The truly honest sites, struggled, but survived the pandemic. It is difficult to mention names because if I make a mistake. nobody will believe anything I have to say anymore. Which is probably why there is a no recommendation policy at this forum. Just do a search and talk to the staff. Honesty is also sometimes based on the comfort you feel when talking to them. If you feel ok negotiating with them, then maybe, they are honest enough to deal with.

This definitely falls under the classification of blackmail. Never have I heard of such a requirement to get a refund. What bothers me more though, is how the student, at the time, hired the service without inquiring about the refund process should the deal go south. Knowing what the refund process is and keeping ane-copy of it , in case it is needed, should be one of the main hiring considerations for the student. If the refund policy seems shady, ask questions. Make sure you are satisfied with the refund policy before paying out any amount. Doing so will help you avoid the refund problems that normally occur when dealing with 3rd world writing companies.

Have any of you ever spoken directly to the representatives of these companies? I have on more than one occassion, had the opportunity to have a verbal exchange with them, which resulted in my developing a headache as I tried to wade through the very thick Russian accents to make sense of what they wanted to tell me. They actually get more nervous as the discussion progresses, mostly because they begin to falter with the way they form their English sentences, giving away their ESL roots. Their writers, whom I interacted with in the same manner before, also fail to properly form their sentences as the discussion gets more complicated. These are the reasons why I am not surprised that they would be caught stealing blurbs from other sources for their own. They do not have the mettle to create proper copy to sell their services.

Mightystudents.net no longer exists. In this seenano, the surviving company was essaywriters with it's confusing and busy interface. It was the more viable company to keep active. All original business purposes remain intact. The previous company is merely a distant memory now. Perhaps the owners saw no reason to keep the former active. If its business was notpopular with the students,nothing would stop the latter company from folding in the employees. I do not belive that any relationship erasing took place. It was just a business decision. The made by companies with multiple interests all the time. Nothing sinister was going on at all.

Masterpapers.com seems to come highly recommended on the trust rating sites. Does this mean that such websites are corrupt? Do they offer positive reviews for sale? Can their rankings actually be trusted ? From what I have seen, the answer to the first 2 questions would be yes and the last question would be no. For all the shine of their user interface, the ones who have been burned in the past by this company know better. If you believe in their writing screening process, then you are nothing but a fool who will be parted from his money soon enough. Don't say we did not try to warn you.

The fact that they say that ; "Our world-class academics are ready to help." tells me the students who found their work helpful do not know the meaning of quality writing. They are unable to differentiate between academics and academicians. The latter is defined as a member of an association or institution for the advancement of arts, sciences, or letters. Whichis what they were trying to imply / refer to. The former is often seen as relating to a college, academy, school, or other educational institution, especially one for higher education. It is a reference to a physical academic location.

While academics in noun form is similar to academicians, it is the latter noun which is more often used as the descriptive tum in academic circles. This simple difference that they failed to spot tells me their writers are problematic and clients will be caught in an endless revision cycle.

All I know about the website is that it is a domain owned currently by GoDaddy.com. It is available to anyone who thinks that it sounds like a cool name that could attract clients to a new business. From the way thename is being advertised, it would appear that there is more to the purchase than just the name of the company. A serious buyer would have to contact GoDaddy to learn more I guess. I am not hawking the sale here. I get nothing for the mention. I am basically, just thinking aloud here. No forum rules violation intended. I do not have any specific purpose in mind with this post.

Nobody likes it when someone spams the board. However those are the rules that we all have to abide by. The users cannot contact others privately without meeting the menemem requirements. The problem is the rule, not the spamming. Spamming is a direct result of the forum regulations.

Perhaps the mods and admin failed to consider that outcome when drafting the user rules. The users who respond to old threads assume they are following the usage guidelines. Sure, others find it silly and illogical to revive old threads. Did they ever stop to think though that maybe, just maybe, the people that run this forum have a reason for encouraging it that cannot be shared with us? Perhaps the mods can be encouraged to share that purpose publicly?

the company owners are simple people who do not look for publicity in their field of work. They know that the line of business they have chosen tends to be on the questionable and often times, problematic side of the academic service spectrum. They figure that by keeping a low profile and just making sure that their company delivers and their writers are happy, that their business can avoid all types of negative considerations. It seems to be working for them so far. Their simple website and honest pricing scheme are the main reasons why the students come to them for service. In fact, they are oftentimes referred to as an open secret in the academic writing world. Their clients do not complain because there is nothing to complain about.

Actually. the new error message is no longer connected to the WordPress server at this time. The host name canot be resolved yet again. So the blog was not archived, it was removed from Wordpress in totality. It has everything to do with the user himself, or, in this case, the company itself, taking the blog. It was a voluntary action on the part of the company and has nothing to do with lawsuits, community guidelines, or what have yous. It is just the company realizing that their blog was doing them more harm than good and adjusting their actions accordingly. By taking down the blog, they limited the other areas of negative comments or publicity that may be aimed at their company. Perhaps they were suspended at the onset, but that is not the main reason the blog is now deleted permanently from its Wordpress connection.

All of these brands are actually in the process of consolidating under the Academia umbrella. Their reputation for having some of the worst writer's in the business is now known on a worldwide level. None of which they have bothered to deny. They cannot vet their writers because they barely have anyon staff. The orders in their system aare also few and far between. Considering their current state of business, I can see why they continue to spam previous clients and those simply making order inquiries. The criminal names attached to the companies are incapable of learning lessons since they somehow manage to keep evading international laws.

There is no such thing as a free term-paper. Not even if it is a model paper in a database. The bastards will always find away to part you with your money and your personal information. What the OP read was not a recommendation by a reputable general reference magazine. It was meant to be a warning to students. The article was misunderstood, to the benefit of the company. It saddens me to read of such experiences, regardless of how much time has passed.These cautionary tales must be kept alive to serve as a lesson to the current students. This is not the only company to have done this. Students should take what lessons they can prom it to help them with their future decision making in relation to the hiring of academic writing services.

Both URL's are now disconnected from the internet. So the warning can be ignored or applied as a cautionary reference for other sites. A disconnection is indicated when the name has just been seperated from the server. This is indicated prior to the domain name being put up for sale again. It is no longer owned by the deceased famous boxer namesake at this point. Whoever decides to buy the name will have a chance to start with a clean slate, free of the previous site and owner's image. The name has been disconnected long enough for students to have forgotten about the previous company already.

Talk about direct writer recruitment. I never heard of launching a company without essential staff onboard before. Normally, the writer's pool is staffed with at least 12 writers before the launch. Then the company allows the SEO to work its magic in recruiting additional writers. These guys did it in reverse. Which is probably why nobody wanted to use their services. No writers on staff means no papers delivered on time. They tanked their oven business in the process. The wrong word of mouth information filtered to the students, and nobody bothered to correct the misinformation. Thatis the more believable reason for the company that never was.

The website currently has an account suspended lock on it. This could be related to several issues including:

- Non-payment of services
- violation of server use guidelines
- Reports of data mining
- User complaints

Such issues are not uncommon among companies that try to access more than the legally allowable user data through electronic means. Host companies tend to suspend accounts under litigation aswell. Something that will not surprise me if it is the main reason this company round itself suspended. When a court order is recieved, the server host shuts down the problem site to protect itself from inclusion in the lawsuit.

Why would anyone willingly post a message that they know has libelous content to begin with? Nobody accidentally commits libel, not in this very litigious era that we live in. Everyone knows libel repercussions are swift in coming through community guidelines, even before the lawsuit is filed. There is no SM form that protects its users from libel suits. This forum is no exception . Think before you type, review before you hit Post. If you feel whatyou wrote maybe seen as libelous, delete it. Do not expect others to protect you from shooting yourself in the foot. Protect yourself from libel. If you do not have anything nice or useful to say, then keep quiet. That is how you protect yourself from libel.

You can get a good good writer only if you put in the time needed to find one. You are the only person who knows what writer qualifications can help you develop a paper to your liking. This entails that you personally take the time to research, interview, and consider both the company and freelancer writers. . We cannot be expected to second guess your needs and, forum rules do not allow us to even point you in the right direction (I really believe that Cite violated a forum rule in the response provided). There are indeed tools available here to make that task easier for you. Use it. That is all you have to do to find a good writer who can provide you with a good paper.

I would not say that one webinar is more important to view than the next. There is something to be learned even from the shortest web series available. It is the content that matters here. You are trying to learn from the exposure of others in the field so, go ahead and do that through various webinars. Sure you can focus on certain topics you feel you need help with, but by doing so, you might accidentally miss out on relevant and unexpected content in the other teaching series. Learning cannot be done on a need to know basis. Specially, not when you are preparing to take, and hopefully pass a certification exam.

It would appear to most users that the OP was trying to do nothing more than libel the company owners. Why do I make this claim? Well, the companies in question are still doing brisk business with international students. some of whom are repeat business clients. So the companies must be doing something right. They still carry a high confidence level among the existing clients. Most of whom have notable positive feedback and leave recommendations for company services.

Think what you will of the company owners, it will not erase the fact that they deliver satisfactory services for the most part. There will always be negative client experiences but, it appears that in this case, it does not really affect the status of the aforementioned companies in the eyes of their patrons.

Students should consider how the pandemic has changed the world when considering their subjects. I have seen an emergence of interest among students when it comes to the vaccine debate, projections regarding the eventual endemic and how the pandemic has changed heathcare services worldwide. In the field of Science and technology, Elon Musk has inspired new ideas in relation to Al research, space exploration tech, even electric car improvements or, what comes next after the EV tech is fully developed. When this post was orginally opened, it was based on the topic of interest to the student. An overwhelming academic redirection has taken place since then. More students are now interested in medical research, medical service, and remote activities. I believe these will be the research areas of interest to undergraduate and graduate students for at least a decade.

It certainly looks like the shill was fired at the end of that workday. This was one totally messed up post that wasted a veiled promotional opportunity. The company up obviously lacked guidance from the PR department of the unnamed company. This was certainly a post done blindly. I cannot blame the company up though. Being an obvious ESL member of this forum, she would definitely have a hard time figuring out what character to use for the post. There are no second chances for the paid to post company representatives. This post was obviously a hiring test, and the OP failed to deliver.

Do not underestimate the power of networking. Social media presence does bring up your profile as a writer but, does not guarantee base client development. Utilizing networking channels such as ES guarantees exposure to other clients. Making friends with other freelancers here often results in useful referrals between contacts. From what I understand, Freelancewriter is one of the pioneer members here who does not mind helping out newbies as long as they are honest, friendly, and willing to learn. Writers should look for such types of mentors who not only can be a great adviser, but can also unselfishly help writers build their client base.

It would appear that Ben Roberts or BR for this thread, did not keep his business under this domain name for too long. Perhaps it had something to do with his cover being blown or, too many ufund requests and negative publicity in relation to this company. Ben Roberts is a well- known academic scam artist. He is a chameleon in the business who moves from one domain name to another faster than he changes his underwear. Which is probably why he was never able to build his wealth like the others who dabble in the same con that he does. He remains in the lower middle-class bracket to this very day.

Last I heard, both companies were having difficulties fulfilling their order commitments because they were being strict about writer credentials in relation to client writing requirements. They were causing themselves more harm than good buy over-vetting their writers per project, and still assigning the wrongor unqualified writers in the process. Withholding writer access to the complete server line up is their undoing. The process prevents potentially qualified writers from accessing the orders. Leaving the writers frustrated with the order assignment process, forcing them to abandon working with the company. Neither company can be relied on, niether is authentic in dealing with clients either.

The previously mentioned company went totally outof business some years ago. The domain name, owned by godaddy.com is now up for sale to anyone who wants to enter the business. The pro of buying a used domain name? Client recall. Most students from the old days of the previous company may tend to recommend the company at present due to positive past experiences. The con? The exact opposite of the pro. The previous company owner's negative image could adversely affect the new owner, since the students will not know about the new management at first. Personally, I would avoid any potential pitfalls and not buy a secondhand domain name for my new and unrelated company's use.

Both urls are now inactive. Anybody that tries to access the sites will receive a message about the host name being reviesolved. I think that it means the domain names are active, but no longer receive server direction. It no longer has a host l P address. So both problem companies were taken offline by the sewer owners. This is a situation that happeres when the server payments are not kept up. Obviously, the servers are not company owned. The company owners were just space renters. Making it easy for them to run off with the clients money when it suited them to do so. Well, they are no loss to the business. In fact, they are 2 less scam companies for students to worry about.

Never payout to a personal writer's account. Freelancers have duly registered single proprietorship businesses that come with a business bank account under the registered company name. This adds to the legitimacy of the person as a business owner.It establishes a professional relationship between the client and the writer.

Company owners also know and understand the importance of having clients pay to a legitimate bank account. It would also help students if they pay through channels that have refund options in case of problems.

Do not be trusting of individuals and companies that have payment guidelines that make you uncomfortable. That is the biggest red flag a student can get during the negotiation process.

The last time I checked, both sites are still appearing as a part of Google search results. One of the two even has a position of honor as a top ranked page since it pays for advertising within the search engine. I guess contacts that can actually help students over at Google turn a blind- eye to the problem websites when these are sites that bring money regularly into their financial system. Google is, afterall, a money-making business. They could care less about the activities the companies that advertise with them engage in. It will probably take a court order for them to give upon listing the paid academic writing company listings.

The company is out of the essay writing business and are now into marketing " free sample papers". They claim to supply plagiarism free papers that students can simply revise, rewrite, or paraphrase to create their own paper. The idea is supposed to be that students will learn to write their own papers based on the sample, which is to be used as a template. While I applaud their intentions, I also adhere to the school of thought that says, "nothing in life ever comes for free". I just can't put my finger on what their scam game is. Personal data collection for third party sale? Academic blackmail ? It is somewhere on their site. I just did not have the patience to look for it. Just don't trust their free service. They are up to no good for sure.

In the several months that I have been a member of this forum, I would have to say that I have yet to experience any level of bullying here. Then again, save for FLW, I don't think the other names are still active in the business, hence their absence at this forum. The atmosphere is peaceful and pretty much helpful. The posts are informative and mostly updated. Is this now a friendly place to be? Perhaps.

I see this forum as having more of a live and let live atmosphere these days. Related perhaps to the fact that the cover of the questionable sites and sites having been blown long ago. All that is left now is for the surviving companies and writers to figure out a way to get along. I guess ignoring each other would be one way of doing that? Regardless, the forum still manages to exist for the purpose with which it was created, to help studenth avoid writing scams.

When faced with an almost impossible deadline of 4 papers in 3 weeks, it would be best to assemble a team of reliable independent writers to complete the work for you. I am not talking about a ragtag team of writers though. The idea is to create a team of writers, led by a head writer. This can be accomplished by approaching say, Freelancewriter, and asking him to put together a writer unit specifically for your purpose. He can act as the team leader, who will supervise the proper completion of your papers, by writers he knows can accomplish the task. Thus, freeing you the attend to other academic requirements. Be prepared to pay for such a premium service though. In the end, such a set-up would be worth the price.

The hold policy should only be good for 2 weeks, which is the standard wait time for a grade. It is within this period that the student passes or fails the homework. That is why the payment is given during the next payment cycle. It is not strange to put a hold on the payment till then. Penalties will be applied to the salary as needed. If penalties are applied due to low quality, the writer is informed before hand, giving him a chance to appeal the penalty before the salary is paid out. Obviously, the writer did not appeal the deductions. He just accepted it, figuring complaining about it in public would get him somewhere.

Every writing company has at least 3 affiliate companies. However, these companies continue to disavow one another regardless of the evidence that clearly proves the relationship of each company. It would be impossible to list the umbrella companies here as their listing changes everyday.

It could be more or less in member depending upon the current status of the network. Company sites are taken down, depending on the need. The faster a tentacle becomes problematic in terms of client relationship, the faster that company is taken down from the internal list.

This is what makes it difficult to apply for jobs with them. You apply at one company and get hired by the other. Don't bother trying to keep the companies straight All the orders and up on the same writer server anyway.