I'm Kenyan and my twitter account is surely on your list. And yes, I use a fake name and location. But it's not for the purpose of defrauding clients as you claim. Its a tough market out here and one has to learn the psychology of the client and adjust accordingly. My work is exemplary. I know this because I follow up with my clients to know how they scored. A couple of them are actually regulars.

I just think that the gun is pointed in the wrong direction. Does it really matter who is writing, or from where they are writing from if the quality is good? At the end of the day, i think the client is after a high-quality paper that scores a good grade. It doesn't matter if an African like myself or even an alien wrote it

I only see a failed attempt to justify your perspective on the matter. Lemme give you a scenario. If you write an essay for a student and the teacher gives it an A. I write the same essay for another student in the same class and it all scores an A. Does it mean that I should be paid $10 and you $100 because English isn't my first language?

First of all, I don't think you even understand which industry its is you are working in. This industry is largely made up of students who are either too lazy to write their own assignments or have better things to do like partying. So the industry itself is based on fraud because we who call ourselves "freelance writers" are facilitating students to cheat their way through school.

And secondly, you mentioned that the reason anyone should trust that your product is consistent in quality is simply because you come from an English speaking first-world company which to me is complete bullcrap. What it actually means is that you don't believe that anyone from a third-world country has the ability to learn and master your native tongue which again is complete rubbish. This is actually white supremacy at its best.

If a student seriously needs help writing then the best course of action would be to ask the teacher for help (or get a tutor), not pay someone to write for them. I want us to first admit that what we do is wrong. Irrespective of how you view it, it's still cheating. After we've done that we can now point fingers.