The MORE one CAPITALISES random words in one's statements, the MORE they APPEAR to be the PRODUCT of an UNSTABLE MIND.

Perhaps the university simply noticed that it had a bunch of illiterates on its courses, who inexplicably seemed able to hand in semi-coherent assignments?

Just a guess.

Mate,

I'll give you $10,000 to write me three 100-word pieces.

Just send me your bank details, a couple of utility bills and a photocopy of your passport and I'll get straight back to you.

Still looking for a good, trustworthy company to help you cheat and scam your uni?

Look no further!

Shove £300 in an envelope and send it over, I'll do a bang up job, promise.

You've CRUSHED my argument, well done, PAL.

You're a fuel.

I haven't heard of Courseworkwriter, but I've heard of your mum.

Sorry, I've been reading this forum for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaages, never commented. I got a bit drunk, came on this time and here we are. I'll go.

Same reason I need a scan of both sides of your credit card.

Whatever's easiest

I can log into the system and tell you what's going on. It's probably something to do with 'bollocks'.

You could try writing the paper yourself.

Sorry, silly idea.

Explain.

Maybe you're not good enough?

Not that I'd want to lend credence to one of these scam sites (and I consider all essay-writing sites to be scam sites because of the nature of the industry), but perhaps you've hit on one of the few with basic standards?

Agreed. The proletariat really need to support the rights of scammers and cheats.

You can hire Martians if you like, but if your company is incorporated in India (for example) then it's still an Indian company, albeit with a disproportionate number of Martian employees.

I think some people call themselves a "company" in order to appear professional, when in fact they're just chancers, or a group of chancers, out to make a quick buck.

The law is quite clear. If you're a company, you have to register as a company.

I live in the UK. If I started a company that only used American writers, I would still be a British company, because I would be registered at Companies House.

If I incorporated my company in the US, it would be a US company, even if I lived in Timbuktu.

It's really very simple, and there are no grey areas.

"Our customised service is the rightest solution for your academic writing needs"

Good luck :)

I'd suggest any site that can't even come up with coherent copy for their homepage is probably not trustworthy.

"Why not make more time for yourself so you can focus on other important, research, family, friends or work" anyone?

Thou art correct, Sir. Where would we be now if language did not evolve and change over time?

This thread has to be a joke, right?

How accurate is the phrase "Ukranian gangster" in the context of the essay writing industry?

Wouldn't "man in pants" be more approporiate?

No, it doesn't make it a scam, but it's certainly unbelievably sloppy for a company promoting its writing service to make such basic mistakes. If I owned a website, I'd be damn sure to avoid such problems, and I'd let the 'programmers' know what needed changing before it went live. I'm not even sure that I'd let said 'programmers' come up with the copy for my site. As a customer, I'd immediately lose faith in that site.

A scam, I guess, is when you attempt to make a gain by offering something that you can't really deliver, e.g. taking money for an essay that's supposed to be a 1st when you know it's going to fail. Everyone makes mistakes, but the question of whether it's a scam comes down to whether or not you've acted in good faith. It's often quite hard to tell on an individual basis, but look at the experiences of a number of different customers and the picture usually becomes clearer.

I think you're right that this forum is often used by BUFFOONS and BLOWHARDS, but I also think that in this particular thread, you're kind of defending the indefensible.

It doesn't scream "scam", but it does seem very amateurish...

You know what, I don't think the type of paper is ever specified, so technically, if all the legal niceties were carried out, a contract on toilet paper would be perfectly valid :)

I promise. I'm neutral on this and would find it quite interesting, if you're game...

Chacha,

it's best to only argue about something when you know what you're talking about. Even from my layman's position, I know that much of what you've written here, purporting to be fact, is ******s.

Of course it's possible, but it's obviously harder to write an academic language in a 'foreign' language than in your native tongue. A British-born writer would face equal problems if he tried to sell his services as a writer of academic essays in, for example, Finnish.

I have to agree with UE, and I've seen no proof on this forum to the contrary.

Pistols at dawn!

Have you considered writing your own work? Really knocks the old plagiarism thing on the head

I was wondering about this. I remember reading once that consumer protection is virtually non-existent for certain ephemeral goods, i.e. things that aren't really physically there. An essay, e-mailed to a client, might come under this heading. If anyone knows the legal situation (rather than is just guessing), it'd be interesting to get some clarification.

Sounds like ******** to me :)

I'd have thought, legally, they'd have to show you why they fined you, no?

I have to agree that ESL is not exactly a high water mark these days

Short answer: Yes.

Maybe it's time for an amnesty?

Is Who.Is 100% reliable?

Where is I can make mony as writer of essays? I do good researche and english?