Which country are you looking to hire from?


And...?

Not much different from your academichelpconsultants.com that you're so desperately working to market here

This site is not operational. You can't even place an order

Careful there. Next you'll be accused of being Kenyan

That's all good to know, but no recommendations allowed, no matter how well they're camouflaged

@Felixjohn
You are just learning this now?

NKT
Who do you think you're kidding?

Hey MOD, please take this down ASAP.
Clowns like these shouldn't be allowed to breathe the same air as everyone else here

@ablan001
You are in direct violation of this forum's TOS

Because giving recommendations is disallowed here.


I'm not upset. I just can't stand pests who can't be civilized enough to follow simple rules as those stipulated in this forum's TOS.


It can't be a legit company when it violates ALL rules (implied or otherwise) of professional conduct in the industry it operates.


Like yours....


7,...6,...5,...4,...

@ablan001
Hey Ablan, there's only so much of your nonsense that we can take. Keep this up and I will personally display all your contact details publicly here, including your academic history and amount of debt due to your landlord. Private registration does not keep you hidden from everyone. Or do you need me to give you subtle hints to assure you I got you made?

More like 'try jumping off a bridge'


Yah, seriously pathetic

@djorja
Sorry to hear about your misfortune. Next time, use these guidelines: essayscam.org/forum/es/safely-choose-service-provider-5693/

No, they are not.

Really? I'm curious to know how it went, LIAR

@user_354
How much are they paying you to come post here? Or are you the owner?

@Major
I think it means they sell to writers access to the orders and briefs that clients place with them. They sell the job opportunities they create for writers. Some companies actually create writer profiles then place them up for auction where writers bid to buy them. The irony is that the sites notorious for this are the ones that barely pay anything worth a competent writer's efforts

@RandomRandom
Most scammers are either too lazy or too dim-witted (often both) to put that much effort and thought into their scams

We can imagine how much both your clients will need this. It's sad that this kind of blatant disregard for forum rules still goes on here

Ignoring, for a minute, your notorious habit of reviving extinct threads....


They often don't know, even though they ought to


Perhaps they don't trust the criteria for those recommendations


Tread carefully here bro


Really?


Which lazy student wants to get their hands dirty using all these tools? They'd rather just pose a question and hope one 'experienced handyman' answers

@largecontainer94
You shouldn't rely on email replies to ascertain legitimacy

@FreelanceWriter
Lol....nice catch there

Seems like you already got your answer

@paradox4real probably runs his own academic site. It is very unlikely that a student would go around placing orders on scam sites over and over yet they have access to and frequently post in the forum that can guide them to the right service providers

@DND2012
Well, if you were ever in their employ as a writer then the quality of their papers definitely sucks

Wrong

This is true. But there is at least one Ukrainian outfit that has heavily invested in the recruitment of a somewhat dependable "Quality Assurance" team. This tier of "experienced writers" thoroughly proofreads, edits, and marks the submissions of lower tier writers, then sends back the paper with comments for amendments. The fuel driving this "team" may be wrongly discharged (they are paid cents per detected error), but these quality managers seem to know their stuff, at least as compared to their average writer

Wrong, once again. Professors "definitely" know? If that was the case, this industry wouldn't be filled with so many players shoving each other for space

In numerous cases, professors have dozens of students in the same class, and barely know the academic/writing abilities/styles of even a handful of their students. It wouldn't be that easy for them to sniff out a bought paper

I think he/she did use the service actually. There was desperation in the post, as the paper was needed the next morning.


It is not safe to assume that. Major's post came a month after the OP had inquired

This is one reality most students are normally stunned to learn. Given that they pay for the service often days in advance, they'd like to believe that every day from payment to the deadline is dedicated to preparing their paper

GEEZ! Now that's true dedication to your calling. I hope that student bought you a small car

I'm not quite sure this works against them. They get some valuable airtime and recognition that lifts them to within the eye-shot of thousands of potential customers


The companies don't necessarily have Russians/Ukrainians doing the actual writing. They hire writers from mostly ESL countries like Pakistan, Kenya, India, and Philippines, though some also hire from the UK, US, Australia, and Canada

Depends partly on the definition of short and long term. The average student needs essay writing services for under 5 yrs


NO. In my response, there was no reference to a 'rabbit'. I only indicated that the snail (Russian/Ukrainian) hires the slightly faster turtle (Indian/Pakistani/Filipino). This was to address @killo's wonder of how Russians who barely speak English can write papers in the language for students.


Really?


This is too far-fetched IMO. Don't you think the BBC has better and more unquestionable avenues of earning dozes of multiples over the amount they'd get from such a contemptible source? This is a mild response to your suggestion, BTW

How can you seriously expect to get any quality work at such rates?


It is kind of hard to sympathize with a victim, such as yourself, who rushes in while fully aware of this forum's utility


Not unreasonable


Some of them genuinely believe they can provide the service you seek. Whether they can is a different issue altogether


I doubt it. Writers worth their salt know where to go. Lions don't scavenge where the dogs hunt.


Wise decision

For most service providers, it's obviously an issue of flexibility. A paper whose deadline is 2 weeks away leaves room for the selected writer to take in other more pressing orders in between and get back to it whenever he has free time.

For many ESL companies, there's a huge disparity between how a 2-week deadline paper is discounted and how cheaply the writer who'll complete it is compensated. They employ incompetents who'll work for $2/pg. So, no matter how low the price charged to the client (as a gimmick to lure more clients), the writer will receive relatively way less, leaving the company with close to the same margins as for urgent orders. It's a game of numbers for them.

Remember these are companies run by people who aren't writers and barely speak English. Their rationale for pricing differs from that of someone who actually understands that it takes the same effort to complete a 10pg paper due in 2 days as it does one whose deadline is a week away

@Write Review
WOW!!
You DO know a lot about how these fake companies operate. I mean, you have a deep insight of their tactics and underhanded strategies

This is very true, but not for all the ESL outfits. Like I had mentioned above, there are several companies (I know of one) that have "upped" their game above the notorious average standard to employ 'professional editors' to oversee quality


This is atrocious. It is beyond me why any writer would tolerate this


Beyond barbaric

Like has already been pointed out, a knowledgeable student should know that any samples needed, no matter how relevant and specific, can be easily downloaded from the internet by the said 'writer' within a matter of minutes

Some writers with sufficient reputation may find this exercise of providing samples unnecessary and time-wasting. Apple doesn't need to use gimmicks to draw sales. Can't say the same for a new questionable telecom or smartphone manufacturer with a dingy background yet to prove itself in a market whose top players are already known

There are many students averse to this form of test for various individual reasons.
But even if they went through with the test, it is still not foolproof. Assuming the innocent intention of the writer to deliver (and this is a big and risky assumption), one who can prepare a quick 2-page is not necessarily able to adequately deliver on a 50-page dissertation. The skill sets are not identical. This is just one of several factors rendering this test imperfect.

The only sure-fire way of utilizing this proposed test is to (redundantly) order a paper that matches the specifics of the actual piece needed. Students willing to go through this are rare


Then this makes the whole exercise of demanding a sample pointless, doesn't it?