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Professor is right. If you didn't specify what needed to be done, how can you have possibly expected it? If you could see me right now, I'd be scolding you.

Our company received a 17 pager regarding Psychology. It needed to be completed in 3 days, and without going into specifics...lets just say that the writer who did the job walked away with heavier pockets. Client was also pretty happy with the work as well, so everyone left happy.

That's messed up.

Something tells me that Uvocorp is ran by the same people who used to put out emails.. about sending $5000 to help an African prince.

Nigerian 419's I believe?

Fines for writers? That exists? One of the worst ideas I've ever heard of.

You should remember that the grading scale in the UK is a lot different. If I'm not mistaken, a grade of 70+ in the UK is considered very good. They don't use the same scale as us, so it's not really possible to compare based off just the number.

It was late at night, let me catch a break.

You'd be surprised. People buy UVO accounts all the time...

My website offers discounts for first-time users (usually) and discounts towards the end of the semester when business is busier.

Customer service in the Ukraine but registered in Kenya? Both countries have a rep around this industry for being a bit "scammy"...I wouldn't trust it personally. Seems a bit fishy in my humble opinion. But there is a chance that it's a legit company. But if what major said is true...100 pages in 10 days for $500? That's robbery.

Hmm, all sites that handle transactions must have an SSL certificate. Even if their payment gateway is paypal..but many people don't know that so I wouldn't know what to tell you.

At some point, I wanted to include discounts for those who served in some line of duty. Unfortunately, there just isn't an official method of verifying that. I'm also positive that some jerks would lie about it.

I meant more from a legal perspective. If you handle transactions online, you must have an SSL by law (In the US at least). So if that site doesn't use an SSL, it shows that they aren't complying with basic site security/privacy. Which in turn, makes them a bit harder to trust. But what you said is also true.

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Thanks for inquiring about us! Unfortunately, we are booked for a little bit and can't accept orders (temporarily). We're not a very big service with hundreds of writers like some other websites. My company consists of just 7 writers, so we can't take in too many orders and risk over extending ourselves.

I'm not exactly sure what 'Major' meant by the notice being considered bogus or possibly dishonest. I don't see how it would be dishonest for a service to state "Hey, we can't accept new orders right now cause we are a bit booked."

Hope that clears everything up, thank you!

@Major Try using a little more reading comprehension. We're booked because most of our writers currently have pending assignments. Never did we say our order form did not work. We made our order submission form private so that we don't continue receiving orders until we finish up the work we have. Which is why the website states that our order form will be back on the 20th of this month. As that is when the last batch of orders should be completed by. Once the orders are finished up, then the order form will be live again (as our writers will then have openings for other orders). If that doesn't make sense to you, nothing will.

You're clearly stirring the pot for no obvious reason. Some how you're stating that we're being dishonest by NOT allowing clients to order off from our website? Read that back and see if that makes sense. How does us making sure clients don't continue ordering make us dishonest? Business 101, if we can't supply the demand....we need to slow down. Please use some critical thinking.

@Major Now I see what you mean, my apologies. What should have been stated was that orders with deadlines prior to the 20th wouldn't be accepted. However, after the 20th the form should be live again and writers would be able to accept orders.

That's my fault. In hindsight it still means nothing as clients are not capable of ordering and paying through our website. Which doesn't make sense for you to claim we're being dishonest. To prevent ourselves from over extending and rushing through orders, we decided to no longer accept orders until we complete pending assignments. This would only add to our legitimacy, as it demonstrates that we're more concerned with our reputation...rather than making a quick buck and putting out less than stellar work.

Again, I don't see how you can possibly claim dishonesty or deception if clients literally cannot order and pay for our services...