1. Working is never a crime. Working for an academic company is not a crime because it is offering a valuable service that does not have a negative effect on anyone. It isn't like we are drug dealers here. We only push academic excellence onto students, which I believe anybody would applaud.

2. I see nothing wrong with a writer being happy with the company he is working for and actually declaring it. A writer like that should be admired and considered lucky for having found a good employer in his academic writing company affiliation.

3. No. I do not believe that one should quit writing for such companies due to unfair business practices if the writer does not have another company to write for or, if his own independent writing career has not fully taken off yet. There is no sense in cutting off your nose to spite your face.

There is a simple reason that CustomPapers does not offer and will never provide a plagiarism report for their clients, even if they ask for it.

They know that most plagiarism checking sites and software will most likely place the essay that their writer wrote into their database once the plagiarism check is done. It is the aftermath of this unwilling and unwitting submission of the student's originally written paper that CustomPapers tries to avoid.

The aftermath being that when the professor or teacher checks the paper for plagiarism, there will then be a high likelihood that the original paper will come back as plagiarized either partially or totally because it was already pre-submitted for a plagiarism check.

These plagiarism checkers were never meant to be a student's friend.

These programs never work the way they are supposed to because these are AI's, not human's poring through papers trying to find plagiarized points.

It not normal practice for all academic writing sites to submit plagiarism reports because of this problem. When it comes to CP though, clients can rest assured that their paper will never come back with a plagiarized report after submission to their professor because the paper was not pre-checked. Which is where the plagiarism problems usually stem from.

There was never a reference made by @TonyV that would indicate that he was encouraging students to use the information provided by the studentshare as an actual reference point in a current research paper. I think there are two ways of understanding his ESL statement of:


What i think he is trying to do is entice the students to use studentshare as one of the early reading materials of a student for his current research topic. Yes, their database essays are so old, most of it is irrelevant to today's society and learning environment. However, all students, in my opinion, are students of history. Therefore, if they desire to learn more information and write a well educated essay based on facts and other data, then historical considerations are important to the discussion. That is not to say that the student should use that old information in his essay. Rather, the old information will help him understand where the new information is coming from.

Turnitin has nothing to do with is as long as the student does not use the old paper for a grade by simply trying to revise the content. Their database, as I mentioned in a different post, is nothing more than an academic essay / research paper form of Wikipedia. It is good for a starting off point. Don't take all of the information provided in the essays seriously due to the age of the information provided. Additional research will be and still be required for the writing of the new essay that will then be submitted for a grade.

So I believe that studentshare should be viewed this way:

Studentshare for basic understanding of a research topic = Yes

Studentshare paper paraphrased and submitted for a grade = No

Yes, sharing old essays is a good way of learning about the topic you were given for your own research. However, it is not the same as doing a peer review and learning from your classmate's work. That is because the databased of essays at studentshare isn't exactly up to date and as such, should be considered a sort of Wikipedia database. The information given can be used as a starting point for your own research, but it should not become a part of your actual new, up-to-date research paper. If you think that the essays will be able to help you create a new paper then you are sorely mistaken. It is nothing more than a foundation for learning. If used beyond that reference point, the student will be asking for trouble.

The problem with the writing companies of the third rate kind is that they do offer incentives, but then take it back in the end. For example, I know of an essay writing company that gave unbelievable rewards and bonuses to their writers. They even gave Christmas "gifts" to deserving writers. The writers of this company, at that time, were highly appreciative of the incentives and bonuses they were being given. Then the reality of the situation began to set it.

The writers began to notice that, for every incentive received in a month, they would receive a QAD mandated fine of the same amount the next month. The next month, incentives were again given. Then the month after that, the same amount of fines were once again applied. That is when the writers began to get wise. There were no real incentives or bonuses being given.

Instead, it appeared that all the writers were being given some sort of "loan", for want of a better explanation, which was then deducted from the writers salaries every other month. Unless a company can actually provide incentives and bonuses, without making the writers pay for it, I do not see the payment situation of the third rate company attached writers as ever having a possibility of changing. The company gets to scam the writers aside from the clients using this process.

Considering the high academic demands that college students are facing, add to that their inability to fully afford all their fees so that they need to work at least part-time in order to earn the extra expense fees, and the way that all of the assignments are mostly written essay homework, it is easy to see how students will always require the extra academic writing help as they progress with their studies. It is easy to say that the students are lazy, if you are a financially stable student whose college fees are not a problem, dad will always just write another check when you ask him to. Not all these students are as lucky as you are though. There are actually students out there who deserve the academic help they receive. Not all of them are lazy and we can only hope that these lazy kids never try to run for president. The presidency is no place for the weak minded.

I had a student once hire me to write a scholarship essay for one of the notable scholarship foundations out there. I was provided with a pre-written paper with instructions to merely, edit the provided information. Nothing was to be changed and it was only to be improved based on what was already on the screen. As you can probably tell, the set of instructions I received tied my hands as far as improving the essay was concerned. I had to work within the limitations and hope that the horrible paper would somehow improve itself.

After submitting the paper to the client, I was accused of running a scam because nothing in the essay was changed to the point where a new essay was written for the client. When the company tried to explain that the instructions were followed to the letter, the client insisted on a refund because of the scam that was taking place. It turned out that the client only wanted to pay less for the paper by making trouble.

A discount was offered, I wrote a new paper, free of the original restrictions and submitted it to the client. The client was happy but the company and I got scammed. What an unforgettable experience! That was my first experience with a student scam artist that taught me a very good lesson in trusting clients too much and following instructions to the letter.

In my experience, writers hired by writing companies cannot directly poach a client because all of the communication is done through the monitored private messaging system or chat system of the company. Any inquiries regarding direct contact between the client and the writer is immediately deleted from the system or the posting is edited to remove such reference on the part of the writer. It is kept on the side of the client to serve as an ego boost to the writer and also, because the company doesn't want the company to know the conversations are being monitored.

There are however, some creative clients who insert their contact information in the uploaded files which they know the writer will be accessing. At that point, it becomes the choice of the writer whether he will honor his agreement with the company to not steal clients, or use the information provided to launch his independent writing business. It all boils down to the integrity and morals of the writer. Will he? Won't he? Only the client will find out in the end.

I said it once and I'll say it again, the more polished the look of a website, the more one should question what kind of people are behind it. Remember that people that talk the most are the ones who normally can't deliver in the end. Ivory Research is one company that barks loud but doesn't have the ability to bite. Their website glows to the point of suspicion as far as I am concerned. If you look over this website, several other students have already been previously burned by the same company. The biggest factor for me, that indicates they should not be trusted is that they accept credit cards but not Paypal as a method of payment. Most likely because they would never pass the Paypal verification process. This is one website that should be considered for any work only if a student is desperate and out of time to consider any other service for their writing needs.

If I wanted to be a scammer, I would:

1. Set up a free website.
2. Use a free email address.
3. Pay for glowing reviews of my company.
4. Use a free chat-room but not give a phone number for contact.
5. Give rock bottom prices to entice clients.
6. Accept client orders but not deliver the work.
7. Threaten the client when asked for a refund.
8. Blackmail the client by threatening to expose him to his university after completing his order.

Did I miss anything? I don't plan to do any of these things but having read so much about how students are being scammed here, I thought it best to try and consolidate how that is done by the scumbag writers and devil incarnate scam academic writing companies. I am sure there is more to be said, I just cant think of anything to add at the moment.

I would be worried if I went to any website and found out that it was being hosted for free. I mean, the least they could have done was pay for a "hobby" website to give their business platform a semi-professional to professional look. It will be difficult for a client to gain any confidence in a company that cannot afford to pay to host its server, cannot afford to pay to have with email address professionally masked so that the don't go around using freemail addresses when advertising themselves to clients, and cannot pay for any additional services that will make them look professional in all aspects of business.

As a business owner, one must take pride in his business image and therefore, do everything to instill confidence in their potential clients. That includes actually investing in the business. The website is the first impression, being a "free" website doesn't help the professional image of a business / writer and in effect, makes everything related to the business questionable on the side of the potential client.

I would be pretty scared of applying to any company as an academic writer myself if I were you. Your post is a grammatical nightmare that tells me you cannot even pass as a high school level writer had you applied at my company. Sometimes, simply reading the way the writer applicant communicates with my staff, or even reading an emailed job inquiry is enough for me to tell my HRD to pass on hiring / testing that writer. You are the perfect example of everything that is wrong with most of the writers coming out of Kenya. You should not waste your time applying at any academic writing company. You will be losing most of your salary every month to penalties and fines anyway. Save yourself the embarrassment, don't bother to apply at any reputable writing company. Another Kenyan writing company that doesn't have any QAD might decide to hire you though. Only companies of zero quality when it comes to their writers would want to hire you.

Model essays are the easily available previously written essays that are fast becoming the go-to solution of college students who want to write an original paper on a budget. It is a fully completed old essay, previously owned by a now enterprising graduate who would like to make use of his old college papers. These papers can only be used by students as a reference and should not be submitted for a grade.

At the point after purchase, the student only has 2 options. The first option, is to use the essay quotes as a part of his originally developed paper, written by the student, incorporating certain information from the model paper and using the same source citation from the model paper. The other option, is for the student to completely paraphrase the model paper, in the hopes of creating a new research paper so different from the old paper, the professor will find it good enough to grade.

A custom made essay though, should be 100 % original as this should be written to the exact specifications of the client. The paper is assumed to never have been published nor graded before and should therefore pass all plagiarism checks as completed by your professor, making it worthy or being graded. There is no need for the student to revise, rewrite, or do anything more when he orders a custom made paper / essay.

Make sure that the company does not ask to pay for some sort of membership fee to become a "member writer". There is no such thing. Also, don't continue to apply for companies that give only grammar tests as a part of the application process. They normally will hire anyone but won't pay anyone either. While the website blurb will be the best indicator of the actual location of the company, remember that the blurbs and reviews are paid so you can't take their word for it. The only way you can decide if this company is one that you would consider working for is to go into the chatroom and indicate that you are a writer applicant. Ask questions. Treat it like a real job interview only this time, you are the one asking the questions. If you are satisfied with the responses, then proceed with your application.

Actually, there are some academic sites out there now (whose names I will withhold at the moment) who actually offer exam taking for the student as a part of their premium services. This is an off the menu offer, a secret service offered only to platinum clients who have proven to have brought in big income to the company over the past semester or academic years. While this service should be frowned upon, the companies that offer these services on the sly do so because they believe that the students require such services and it is a niche market that has yet to be totally serviced by the academic writing industry. While I do not offer such a service at my own company, I can understand why the other companies would offer it. The students are always willing to pay a premium for that service. However, the students who require such services whose classes happen totally online. It would seem though that professors have become wise to this practice so the students and writers have had to get creative in accomplishing this task.

I would have to say that the number quoted in the original post must have dwindled by now. The academic writing companies are already cognizant of the government being hot on their tails and have decided to try and simplify their organizations by lessening their umbrella companies. While their umbrella companies still number in the hundreds, they are trying to keep that down now and have done their best to distance their mother companies from their satellite companies. That is because they have discovered that their lust for cornering the market is what is spelling the downfall of their illegal businesses. The only way they can avoid further detection is by consolidating their companies. I know of a few companies that have gotten together by dissolving their other companies and investing in a new corporation. That way they get their potential lawsuits out of the way by creating a new, totally unrelated business entity. This is what makes it difficult to come up with an actual number of currently existing academic paper services online.

For those people coming out of the European countries where the scam companies originate from, they try to use English names in order to keep the con going. It is easy to give your trust to a Fred Jones or Samantha Parker, but you will think twice about hiring a Sergei Olayev or Njwali Otumadu ( for example, no real person referenced here) to write a proficient English language paper for you. The brain is a funny thing. The students tend to focus more on the name of the writer rather than the thick European accent coming across the phone line. Or the fact that the number they are calling is accessible only by Skype or WhatsApp or some other internet based telephony product. The name change makes a big difference in the way the potential client deals with the company and its writers.

Since you are discussing Custom Papers in this thread, I have to tell you the truth. You should definitely go ahead and hire them a second time for your writing needs. In fact, go ahead and hire the same writer you previously used for uniformity sake. This is one company that is on the level. It is not a con game and always strive to meet the client halfway in all instances or revisions (when required, which is almost never). As a vetted and recommended company of the owners of Essay Scam, you can rest assured that they are not going to lie, cheat, or con you with regards to any dealings you may have with them. I ought to know, the owners of that site are personal friends of mine. They were the ones who supported my desire to start my own writing company in the past and it is their business model that I have patterned my own business upon. You can trust them. Go ahead and use the company and its writers multiple times. You will never regret it.

I don't believe that you placed too much information about yourself so that the person you hired could have made trouble for you at the university. My belief, is that you underperformed all semester in this class to the point where the professor started to remember you because of your lackluster performance in class and on written assignments. So when you turned in a well written and properly developed paper, the professor knew exactly what you had done and he was the one who called you on it. You were caught because you were careless. I always tell my clients, you can hire me to write for you the whole semester, but you need to perform even just a little bit in class to cover your butt when it comes to your written work. That is why I constantly reiterate the importance of hiring a writer and keeping him on retainer from the start of the semester. When using a writing service, the student needs to make sure that he has created his cover in class so as not to raise any questions when he turns in "good" written work.

While a majority of the students who hire writing services are those who are of the ESL variety, I do not discount the lazy ass students who simply don't want to do the work, but want to get the grade. However, I also agree with @Smiley73 that there are those who hire writing services to help them get by since they are working students. As I evolved from becoming an academic writer, I would have to say that I came across all 3 types of students. It was easy to tell which was which. The lazybones didn't even bother to respond to my clarification emails and accepted the work on an as is where is basis. Just the same, I made sure to provide high quality original papers that would pass a plagiarism check. That is what they paid me to do for them and that is what I made sure to deliver, regardless of the type of client who hired me.

If you hired someone to write the paper for you, the first thing you should have clarified, and turned into a hard rule for the writing of your paper is that it must be written at an ESL level rather than at the native speaker level. That was your first mistake when you placed the order. The next mistake that you made was that you turned the paper over to your tutor without even reading the full paper. From what you read, you already knew that it was possible the paper was written at a level higher than yours. As your writer, I would have advised you to read the whole paper and change it to better sound you had written it. That includes having you rewrite certain parts of the paper to make it more believable. I would not advice using a cover story such as consulting with the writing center of your university because a quick consult with them will not result in a native English speaking writer level overnight.

The writing level requirement, in relation to the research requirements of a dissertation paper are far more intricate and complex when compared to a simple college level research paper or a masters thesis. The dissertations require that a professional writer with actual experience in the student's required field of research be hired to complete the task. In my opinion, a college level writer may try to write at this level and actually pass muster. That is not to say that you should go out and hire the first college level writer that you can find out there. On the contrary, it would be better to hire a writer who at least, has a relevant college background when it comes to the required topic. That is the way that he can actually manage to scape by and come up with a decent, but still wanting dissertation paper. If the writer does not have at least the foundational background in the topic, I would not be too confident that he could complete a PhD level paper.

There is absolutely no way that a Ukrainian company can be accepted as a legitimate writing company in the academic writing field. The reason why these companies exist is because they have learned how to effectively play the system, which allows them to continue to pretend to be an essay writing company when what they truly are could be defined as a "scam for hire" and nothing more. They have no interest in delivering a proper product to the client. Their only interest is to collect information, get the payment, and hopefully, run a different scam on the unsuspecting client later on. Proficient Writers is no different from the next Ukrainian con company regardless of how they try to cover up their stink. The writer singing its praises in this thread is nothing more than a paid hack whose job is to mislead the students who come to forums like ES to get a better insight into a company before hiring their services.

I do not have any pre-set cost per page for the clients who approach me directly for their writing needs. I discuss the requirements of the paper with them first and explain what the difficulties of writing the paper will be based upon the deadline that was presented to me.

Owing to the type of research required, additional expenses in gathering the information, plus other expenses, I would then calculate what I believed to be an appropriate cost for the overall project rather than a per page computation. The students were more acceptable of my charges when I did not break it down on a per page basis.

However, when I started my own company, I began to implement a cost per page for my writers, depending upon the same criteria. The thing is, I would charge the client 150% more for the cost per page, with 100% coming into the company as income and the rest going to the writer assigned. I haven't had any complaints regarding my costing so far.

Having worked at uvocorp as a writer at one point during my company attached academic writer career, I would only recommend that my best enemy work for that company. They had me working like a slave for them for 3 months, during which time they were coming up with tremendously creative excuses to delay, deduct, and pay me less than the agreed upon income per order. I found that their writer support team was practically non-existent, and their idea of quality control was reading the whole paper and asking the writer to revise the whole paper because they thought the client would not like the work. I should have known they were a bad deal when I came in at the start of September and they were still coming up with stupid company in-house releases about how the writers should rejoice because the March salary for the year was already being processed for payment.

Students looking to hire professional services should not deal with any writer who cannot afford a professional sounding email address on a paid email server. Anybody who works using free addresses tend to be questionable in my opinion. Why would you go into this business and then use a free-mail address? It doesn't make sense. There is no professional integrity attached with freemail. If anything it lessens the writer's persona as a professional in this field. A free-mail address is no better than a pay as you go mobile phone. It is almost impossible to trace because it can be discarded anytime in favor of a new one. If a writer does enough damage under one account, he can always go get another one. It is up to the student to protect himself by not working with writers who do not portray themselves as professional within the independent writer circle. Using a free-mail account is one of those warning signs.

So, what did you do about it? If you have foolproof evidence that the work turned in was just cut and paste material, I would have filed a dispute with Paypal or put a stop on the payment with my credit card. It appears that you only wanted to vent but not really do something about being duped by these buggers (as you put it). I know that the company you hired, and its umbrella companies do nothing but lie. cheat, and steal from their clients. Unfortunately, if the client opts to not do something about it other than complain loudly, then nothing is achieved. For every complaint, an action must be filed by the complainant to help end the existence of this company. If enough refund complains are filed, they often lose their payments channels and then cease to exist because of it.

@amandas1 I do not believe that this particular posting is a violation of forum rules. I do not believe this is so for two reasons. The first, is that it was posted in the Essay Services topic thread. Since the person is posting about an essay service that their company offers, then it appears that the posting was placed in the right spot within the forum. The second reason that I am convinced this is not a violation is that, owing to the amount of time that this thread has been up here, the forum admin and moderators have not made a move to delete the thread. That is why I have come to believe that this post is not a violation and that the owners of the forum have somehow agreed to allow the OP to advertise his business in this thread.

I have seen a slowing in my academic writer orders but an increase in my company centered copy writing clients. I would not say though that the academic orders have slumped to a worrisome level. On the contrary, the order flow has been steady for me over the years that tend to believe that the academic writing field has stabilized. There are enough companies, both legal and questionable, to go around the existing number of clients. The clients who end up with the scams eventually find their way to my company, where they bump up my student client roster. However, I have found that the academic orders do not come in quite as fast as my corporate clients. Majority of my business has come from them these days as they continue to build their social media profiles and websites, which require the expertise of experienced copywriters, a service that I am happy and highly qualified to provide either on a personal basis or through the assignment of one of my competent company writers. The name of the game now is diversity. Diversify from academic writing for an increased client portfolio that is sure to boost your client numbers and income.

I started laughing when I read "assistance whenever is a life-and-death situation." and began to ROFL at their overly dramatic claim of "But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born." This sounds like something a Kenyan writer would come up with. It also reeks of a heavily SEO centered copy being written for the site. I could not continue reading from there. This is definitely not a site I would recommend to anyone. Regardless of the welcoming nature of the website and the heartfelt desire to help, the image they provide and the sample of written work on their site indicate that there is nothing close to quality control in the company and the student will not be getting a paper that can be used. Only a student who doesn't know any better should fall into this sort of trap.

I once had a student request that I attend an operatic performance at a theater out of state. While the travel time was not that bad and the student was willing to put me up with accommodations for the night, the problem was that the whole class was to board the same school bus, which was going to do a head count, and oh, the teacher would be in attendance too. Now, I was willing to spend the night and let the student answer for everything from the ticket cost to 3 meals plus snacks, I told him that the main problem we had was the school bus and the head count since the teacher would be counting heads as the students boarded the buss. I wasn't just about to go through a Face/Off experience just to accommodate his request.

While I do not prevent my writers from working for multiple companies, I prevent myself from setting up "umbrella" websites that would direct the clients to the same pool of writers coming from a "mother" company. I find that a single company registration is best for my business practice as I do not have to register multiple business names for my company online. Yes, not all of them register their companies separately. They simply consider them "branches" under different names to save on paperwork. That is also the reason why I mostly use social media and word of mouth to promote my company. I just don't get how having different sites can help a company when the writer pool is the same and the client will most likely come across my other "companies" during their search, in which case I would have to turn down their other orders in the process. It is also easier for me to hire and fire writers within one company listing of employees. For me, it was never about cornering the market. I have always been about ensuring that my company provides the best possible writing service to my clients, whether it is of the academic or corporate nature. I guess that's why my company has managed to stay afloat and relevant in this constantly changing freelance writing landscape.

Since the company is now listed on the Do Not Discuss roster of ES, it is safe to assume that these scammers have been caught one too many times peddling their fake trade. As such, the complaints have ballooned and a quick search of their reputation both on the web and at this forum will indicate just how bad it is to do business with them. From what I have heard, they eventually had to give up their emailing practice because it was bringing in business, but also causing more refunds in the process. It is not a company that can hold its head high when it comes to this forum and its members. The mere fact that they are Kenyan already indicates a big problem with their writers, more so with the type of service that the company delivers.

I immediately recognized this scam the minute I read the words "Free Unlimited Revisions" and an offer of a "Money-Back Guarantee". The company knows they will be taking the students for a ride and they will do their best to keep the money once the client demands a refund. C'mon, revisions should never be guaranteed on any site for any reason. This just shows that the company acknowledges the lack of expertise in their writers. A company that has a stable of competent writers will never offer such a guarantee. That, I always tell my writers, is something that the writer and client should agree to amongst themselves. The company should be out of it because the reason my writer was hired in the first place, was because of his competence in this particular subject or field of writing. My confidence in the work my writers turn is so high, I can rest easy knowing a revision won't be required. Obviously, this company isn't like that so students should make sure to investigate the real reviews for this company before hiring the company and its writer(s)

I still don't get how a student would end up trusting a Kenyan writer considering all the continuous bad press they have been getting for as long as I can remember. The country is practically synonymous with academic scams. Somehow, the students don't seem to catch on. This website in particular, claims to have a highest quality guarantee, which immediately tells me they cannot be trusted. Their blurbs are written by copywriters who are required to insert their broken English keywords into the paragraphs, and the side window contains so much "Loren Ipsum" that it is obvious the site has lost its way and its owners have no interest in fixing it because the con is working just the same. I cannot believe the numbers they claim to have with regards to successful clients because the site does not instill any confidence in me that I will be getting a highly educated ESL writer, I most definitely saw that they do not hire ENL writers at that company just from the site set-up alone.

How to spot a scam from a non-scam? The whole way the website is set up, worded, and presented is the first clue. If they are using generic stock photos of "staff" members, that's a red flag. When the company prefers to use a chatroom instead of voice communication, that is an even bigger red flag. Do a reverse IP lookup, no matter how they try to bounce their location, it will always come back to one thing, a masked IP address, get those running shoes on. Now, if the site is composed mostly of ESL language, start running and don't look back. if a company is dumb enough to actually identify that they are from India, then think twice. Remember, being a former British colony does not mean they all speak English like natives. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Give me a break! The dollar conversion to whatever currency it is your country uses more than makes up for the "low" cost per page. The reason that these companies hire non-native English speaking writers from those poor countries is simple. They'll work for pennies and cents because the conversion means they live decently or like a king in their own countries. Don't try to convince me otherwise. I know that the pay you get is high in your country because one of the writers who works for me, but isn't Ukrainian, is now able to make monthly payments on a brand new car, just by working for me. I think I am paying him too much per page. Oh, he also turns in high quality work because the amount I pay him allows him to live affluently enough within his social circle. So no, I don't believe that you are paid less. You are paid sufficiently based on your country's inflation and dollar conversion rate.

You are not a person who should be working as an academic writer. Why? Think about it, you are in the business of "helping" students who "pay" for your services. If you are not satisfied with the salary then don't accept the order, don't take the order off the server, and don't turn in shoddy work! Stop working for the company and try to find one that will satisfy your financial needs, good luck with that. Academic writing is not a get-rich quick scheme. You actually have to turn in good work, regardless of the country you are from and how much you are paid for the service.

By the way, you are not an intelligent writer and you are definitely going to be the worst choice for any student who is scammed into hiring you.

@Smiley73 this was only meant to be taken as sarcasm on the part of the OP. It was never to be taken seriously as there as nothing realistic about her post. From what I have read, this person has been a regular smear campaigner and flamer at this forum. Nobody should have taken this post as seriously as you did. Kind of makes me wonder what you were thinking, if you were thinking at all. Anyway, since the OP has not posted in ages at any section in this forum, it is safe to assume that she has found some other place to spread her venom. It sure looks like she was safely run out of the forum and with good reason. Nobody could have a proper discussion where she participated with her snide remarks and holier than thou attitude. It's great that she left and never came back.

I am more interested in the outcome of the academic investigation, if there was any, as opposed to the reasons why a client would be stupid enough to give a writer, whom he knows nothing about and should never trust implicitly, access to all his private academic information. There is a reason why there is a file upload section in every server for academic writing companies. The students need to upload the required material there. They should not be giving the writer access to their school or other academic website information. Even if they did, which I do not advice, they should have had the common sense to change their passwords and email address accounts as soon as the assignment was completed. I am unclear about whether or not there was a basis for the claim of the writer at this point and the student did not bother to come back with an update so I can only guess that everything was positively resolved later on.

I am wondering if the student even bothered to actually go over the site pages of this company before hiring them. I think this client saw the discount coupons and fake quality assurances, then saw the affordable prices, and immediately signed up. No other investigations were done nor required because the bottom line, the cost, was what appealed the most to the client. End of story. This is why the students end up getting scammed. They always try to spend less on their paperwork, while expecting to get premium services. It never works that way. You pay for cheap, you get a cheap product. Pay a high price for a quality product, get a well developed paper. That's just how it works. Nothing in this world is free, most specially, not a term paper that your grade for a class will be based on. I wonder when these students or if these students will ever get a clue regarding this silly practice of theirs.