I don't know if I understand it correctly because I'm still amazed -- but does it mean that legitimate businesses just give out the confidential information about their business practices to strangers who just happen to email them and ask about it? Let me email 10 random companies and see how much information I can gather this way :D.

I read the thread and my conclusion is how manipulative WB is. Why do you, WB, only "investigate" when someone says something against Legitimate Dissertations and you either ignore or follow up by posting your "proofs" if the site happens to be a direct competitor of Legitimate Dissertations OR is based in Pakistan/India OR you want to THINK they hire ESL writers?

Yes, you posted 1000 messages but they overall make little sense talk about the same old story that 99% of all companies are s-i* because most of them are based outside the US and Legitimate Dissertations and some selective others are great. It's total nonsense and it needs to be considered by the administrators of this site.

Please read the forum rules:

5. All posters agree to be respectful to each other. EssayScam.org has the right to ban posters who do not abide legal or social norms and regulations.

That's how "accurate" is WriterBeware's "research." In general it's made up or based upon a blog post or some other inaccurate and second-hand information. No hard evidence whatsoever (which, on the other hand, he/she demands from others). It's so Pathetic.

You claimed the company is based and registered in Ukraine. You were wrong. The company is based and registered in London, managed by the British. Prove otherwise (but your WHOIS info is boring and doesn't prove anything, come up with something else) or leave the forum.

Again, prove that this information below IS NOT true or just leave. Visit their office, make pictures that prove your claim that the company is bogus and has no office in the UK, or just leave.

Once again, the company management is located in London. The company is also registered in London. One of the managing partners is British, other is Ukrainian. We reside in our other businesse's office (not the one used as the registered address for Customwritings.com)

Check your own first post in this thread cause you suffer from delusions. In that post you wrote:

"Check out this registration history for CustomWritings.com:" and provided "evidence" of domain registration from Ukraine.


Pathetic again. It's your issue, not the customers. Next time you'll claim a CEO of company X is a Mexican because he spent vacation in Mexico or has a Mexican wife! LOL! Why are you wasting your time here with your racist comments! Your "evidence" means nothing to the readers because it's based on your imaginary issues!

Oh, so you claim domain was registered by an Ukrainian individual (possibly a webmaster or freelancer) but the company is in fact based in the UK, right? That yet again prove your serious problems. Assume I hire Mexicans to clean my office and you provide "hard evidence" (a receipt from a Mexican restaurants on two ordered burritos) that my company has "strong relations to Mexico." LOL! Don't you realize what you write is total nonsense??


Your "truth" would only be useful for another racist like yourself. Sergei Mikhailovich Brin, the founder and coowner of Google, was born in Moscow, Russia and speaks perfect Russian. Have you contacted him yet and demanded that he put a disclaimer on google.com that

"Google, Inc. is in part a Russian organization that has strong connections to the Soviet Union. We don't want to trick our users so this is to certify that some of our stuff members may not speak perfect English. We also hire a lot of Indian and Chinese programmers. Please do not use Google.com if you want to use 100% AMERICAN service.

PS. Our cook is from Spain, but his mother was Irish so he can speak good English."

Sincerely,

Google, INC.

I hope you don't sell it to the Pakistani or Ukrainian scammers. Or it doesn't matter to you?

Would there be any sale conditions for a future owner on what the site could/could not be used for?

you paid by echeck? if so you need to wait until it clears (at least they may wait :) if due is near you could cancel, if not - wait

why the site is offline? I have my own theory why they are selling.

For those who want to know the truth: pklawyers.wordpress.com/2008/11/19/case-study-1/

Start it and they will come :+)

but what if the company are crooks from Russia or Ukraine? Then say good bye to your money -- welcome identity theft. :-)

What's the address?

Not to mention to provide an excellent service.

I only contact companies with @msn email account because they are the most serious.

Nah, I was being ironic.

Hard to say

If you want to risk to be expelled from school, take your chance. You sue him (or he'll sue you if you do a chargeback) and then the lawyer finds out your real name, your school name and they can easily check if you submitted or tried to submit the paper as your own (both now and in the past).

HAHAHA! Like those who try to advertise their newly created sites that don't even appear in search engines and they also claim they "found them by miracle" ;--).


Sue for what? People in the US have very crooked mind about suing everything and everybody "just in case" you may get some money. If you try to sue them they will tell you it was an editorial mistake done by their freelancer who provided an incorrect address by mistake and they will correct it, no big deal.

You forgot to mention they can post whatever information they have about you online for your employers or professors to find now or in the future.

Thank you for the list. I also found similar blogs:

essaysblog.com
dissertationsblog.com

Exactly. "Find Paper" that I paid to be written custom, but they sell it multiple times and risk my academic career. *********. In case this post is altered, just visit the Disclaimer page and read point #13 to find out what I refer to.

I agree with Lavinia. WritersBeware has his own, long-term agenda here:

1. To slander and discredit the competition of his own website (check point #13 of the disclaimer to get idea).

2. Not to allow to mention any other website in a positive light, even if posted by a genuine customer or customer service person because by any chance his website (which - I don't know why - still has a strong market position) could lose a client.

3. To bully other legitimate posters into believing he always knows best (which in some aspect might be the case IF he didn't have a financial reason to post here, but that's obviously not the case).

In other words, WritersBeware appears to me like a dangarously-looking dog which is behind an invisible fence; new posters don't know he's behind the fence and may buy his stories or just back-off, but those who've been here long enough can easily recognize his bull*hit.

What if I have the evidence? If I post the evidence here, will you promise to leave and never come back again to post your misleading and bullying messages here?

"Openly inform" - do you mean the tiny text on ET website hidden in TOS that is read by maybe 5% of customers? It would take an average customer hours to find the information on ET website that they dishonestly recycle their "custom written papers" after a certain amount of time. Probably this information isn't even on their website and is only posted after order is completed. How "openly honest" is that??

I see no difference between EW/BE and ET in this aspect - they both dishonestly resell their *custom written* papers (and you have admitted that ET has the right to resell their custom paper on the same hour it is sent to the client, and I'm sure they use their "right" to do it to make a quick buck and defraud its clients). Besides, maybe they resell after a year or more, not on the same day as some other "legitimate American companies."

PS. What do you mean by an "Ukrainian plan"? Is it a specific or professional term of a marketing strategy or you're just trying to fool the public with your manipulative word usage? For your information, the word "American" has much worse connotations in today's word than "Ukrainian" or "Russian" so you may want to rethink your slandering strategy.

Buahuahaua!! :-) John, you gave them a great example! :)) What happened to Essay Fraud that promoted *********.com :D. Their fake logos "We support Essay Fraud" littered the Internet. Now you have the cheek to claim that the legitimate organization started by respectable Kenneth Muse is fake? How low can you go.

Then think harder, Sarah (you have been given at least 10 names at your birth, Michelle?)


wikinfo.org/index.php/Talk:Plagiarism

Amy, if your "research" is as biased and cursory as your knowledge of the other "watch dog organization" (that was run personally by you), then do others a favour and you'd better stop posting in this thread.

OK, so what is your thesis statement of this thread? (in one sentence). That they resell papers without the customers knowledge? What is in the terms of the contract that they "violate"? For your convenience, here are their terms: bestessays/disclaimer.php. I'm asking you - where is the "New Crime"?

LOL, I'll give you until tomorrow to come up with something :), it's going to be tough for you to make your point now.

In the meantime contact your lawyers and take back whatever nonsense you wrote in this thread so far.

When you started this thread you hysterically shouted something about "violation of contract" and policies.

But then, when I specifically asked what it was all about, you failed to respond (because you realized your accusations were completely baseless). Instead, you started to babble something about "false claims".

On your own business website (as well on millions of other sites that sell a product or service, including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Ford - you name it) I can show you at least one false claim (I could show you dozens, but don't want to waste time on that).

So if I show you one false claim that also means your site is fraudulent and criminal, and you're as likely to end up in a prison cell as they are.

That should be obvious; papers are written for reference purposes only and each student should write their own paper based on the model paper.


See my comment above.


Why did you (wrongly) assume that that "YOUR INFORMATION" is related in any way to the purchased paper? "Your information" means your personal details (like email) and details about your purchase (like the paper topic), not the paper itself. If I asked you "Give me your information" - would you go and print out your college papers? Only if you were thick.

As far as I know a disclaimer can be changed at any time, at any minute without warning. Thousands of legitimate sites practice it every day to provide a better service and it's not a crime to change a disclaimer.

Now focus on my points and don't hide behind the bolded text again.

Yep, others can notice how repetative, baseless, and weak your claims are.

In general I meant that they are not based in the US, even though they may claim to be "proud and American".

I think not posting a business address is the first and the most important RED FLAG of possible fraudulent activities. Fake address could be verified and challenged, but no address at all leaves no proof and is usually a strong indication of shady or illegitimate operations.

What their corporation/mail address (could you find out?)

I know, but I get spam message every day from people who claim to be based in the US and in fact are based in Nigeria or Senegal. You really have not any corporate or mailing address of the company you paid money?

Then I'd suggest you to seek another company and the first thing you should do is to check if they post their address on their website; otherwise you may be risking more than you may think..

But they have a legitimate corporate address listed, no?

I know that all scam companies hide their corporate address and use proxy or web hosting registration services.

You got that right! https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/american-companies-hide-corporate-address-shady-1027/ - Fraudulant websites never disclose the address of their offices.