When it comes to short turn-around papers, a writer should never accept a partial payment upfront. That almost always results in a non-payment of the balance later on. I make it a point to charge the full price upfront for any order that has a minimum of 48 hours turnaround time. The client needs to understand that since it is a short deadline paper, the writer will not have time to upload a partial paper (which is what a partial payment is for) and wait for revision instructions before uploading the full paper. Such a system only works for long turn around papers. In this instance, it is understood that the writer will have provided the full paper without any chance for revision requests prior to the submission. Hence the full payment requirement. I am afraid the OP had some back luck with this client. He was too trusting in a business that always deals with a gray area. The only thing someone in this position can do, based upon the information he provided, is to add this to his experience list. Remember what happened this time and make sure you don't repeat the same mistakes later on. Yes, lessons are always hard learned in this business.

I find that clients will normally ask for a discount the minute they place an order. They try to haggle everything down during the order placement process. During the early years of my company, I often allowed the students to get away with early discounts because I wanted to build a client base. This was something that I did not regret because it resulted in repeat business for my company. Later on, I began to offer affiliate discounts as well since they were already referring my company to their peers and family members in need of writing help.

These days though, I have stopped offering affiliate and per project discounts. Yes, I have succumbed to the "Rewards Cards" route. My new company policy is to offer a permanent discount to any client who has placed at least 5 orders with the company within the semester. They get a company member ID number and receive perks and privileges that they can use during the current or succeeding semesters. I offer rebates on an order price once they "cash-in" their rewards points. The whole system works in a similar fashion to any normal discount / rewards card out there. The clients are happy about it and so am I. It helped me build an even stronger relationship with them because they get listed as "legacy" users who get concessions where others do not and cannot.

Since the Op ended up at this forum, I am hoping that he figured out how to find reliable writers and approved essay companies through the various screaming banners, links, and calling cards posted here. There will always be a proficient writer available for any topic a student might need. Through this forum, the student can actually take the time to interview, assess, discuss, and hire the writer. All based on an honesty system that no other forum, as far as I can tell, can compare to. ES protects the students even as they push writing services and writer skills towards the student. There is no other service like this around and it actually works. Any writer or company contacted through this forum delivers with a high satisfaction rating. Which is what helps drive business for writers and companies that belong to our group.

Actually, the discourse that takes place in this forum, regardless of how "mudslinging" it gets, the whole situation is beneficial to the clients. You see, most of the writers here are somehow familiar with one another due to the length of time they have been working as freelance writers. As such, they know how is the real deal and who the poser is. By calling out the posers and exposing the truth about them, the students have the opportunity to make informed decisions when ordering a paper. Granted that the way it is done leaves a bad taste in the mouth, but sometimes there are no other options except to call a spade a spade. While the situation does bother me at times, I have learned to accept that to survive in this community, you just need to learn to go with the flow and just keep proving yourself as you do it.

I do not believe that an essay will come up as plagiarized in turnitin if the student has changed the wording of the paper in totality. Using the same quotes and bibliography does not make for a plagiarized paper. It just means students used similar sources and were attracted by similar quotes. If you want to avoid any instance of plagiarism though, it would be better if you just paraphrase your in-text citations / quotations. That will also help your essay come across as better researched and written. Not only that, but the professor will appreciate your taking the time to analyze and explain the information you found. In other words, using the model paper exactly as such, a sample by which you can complete your own version of the paper, can only be helpful to your grade and will help you avoid any instance or accusation of academic dishonesty.

If your English is not great, then you have no business being in the academic writing business. Even ESL students require ENL writers because they want to get the best grades possible for their papers. Hiring an ESL writer will not help them achieve that. I don't care that you think an ESL student may require your services. That is insulting to the ESL student. It is tantamount to saying that ESL students don't deserve the best quality of work from their writers. With an attitude like that, I doubt that you could work for any company. You are obviously just out for the money. You are not dedicated to providing quality service at an affordable cost. Don't ambition to work in this field just because you think it is easy and you can pass your work off to unsuspecting clients. The seemingly unsuspecting ones are actually the ones who demand the most out of their writer and will never settle for an ESL writer.

Alternatives include using the bidding system on UpWork and other available freelance writing sites. Something that I do not recommend. Why bid for the lowest prices on any job? Social media and personal pitches can only go so far in getting a writer gigs with students. One of the best ways to promote your services would have to be creating an affiliate system for your regular clients. That way the clients help promote the business and get a piece of the pie in the process. Yes, I am talking about giving the affiliates a discount code for every successful referral they make. Creating a steady flow of clients in this line of work is all about creating an effective network of low cost promotional tools. The regular clients, in this instance, are always a little tapped resource for new clients.

If the student could write the essay himself, then he would not have to hire an essay writing service. By the way, just because he hired a service does not mean that he cheated. The OP has a misconception about what a writing service actually does. A legitimate writing service will never help a student cheat. Writing a research paper for a student is not the same as taking the test for him to help him pass in class. The latter is called cheating. The prior, is called academic assistance. There is a world of difference between the two. The OP obviously failed to take that into account. The best essay writing service is the one that helps a student learn how to eventually write a paper for himself through the examples of the papers he paid others to complete for him. Eventually, that student is going to muster the nerve to try and write an essay or research paper on his own. I know because I have seen it happen more than several times to my clients.

In my experience, there are students who can write, but cannot edit their work if their grade depended on it. There are also students who cannot write their way out of a paper bag. Both student types commonly end up at my computer doorstep asking for help with their essay writing. Their requests will range from "write the essay for me totally" to "edit my essay please". Both of which my company can do for them. These students need writing services not because they are lazy or unable to write. I have found that most of them are just not confident enough to trust that they can write in an acceptable manner. It is this lack of self-confidence that has helped build my business to what it is today. Students need an essay writing service to give them the confidence that they need when it comes to their work. Whether it be simple editing or writing a totally original paper for them.

A college degree is the bare minimum requirement for any academic writer seeking to work with a legitimate essay company. The degree will help the company assess the usefulness of the writers within the system. What sort of papers can he write? What did he major in? Do I need additional writers in that field? These are some of the questions that the owner of the company, along with the QAD and HR consider when reviewing the applicants to the company. If one is a college undergraduate, then he is no more than a glorified High School drop out. He doesn't know much about anything, no matter how much he has read or written for others. When it comes to the most important aspects of writing an academic paper, the literal under-graduate will fold without a formal educational foundation to base his work upon.

This OP sounds like he was just out to reminisce but in actuality, he was warning the students about hiring writing services. Which is kind of defeated because, whether he admits it or not, the writer saved his neck that day. He would have been out of a grade if that writer had not stepped in to help him out. Regardless of the work that he had to do after, the fact that the writer did the hard work for him should never be ignored. This person exemplifies the client who does not have an ounce of gratitude in his body. You do something nice for him (granted he had to pay for the privilege) and he turns around and bites the writer's hand. With that kind of attitude, I really doubt this person managed to survive the adult world outside of the protected world of his university. Students need to show at least some gratitude to their academic writers. We save their grades after all. They don't fail when they should because we make sure there will never be a reason for them to fail.

A student should always be concerned once a writer is given access to any sort of private information. That includes the name of the university the student attends. There is no need for a student to submit any of the following information:

1. University name
2. Student number
3. Course name
4. Course professor's name
5. Any other identifying marks

A company that requires to submit such information should be questioned regarding their ultimate purpose. Private information should not be required and payment information should be passed through a masking service such as Paypal or ( if you are into new currency technologies) Bitcoin. Submitting identifiable information will pose a risk to a student who may use the writing service only one time. Therefore, a student must never use a service that requires the submission of too many personal and academy related information.

Generally, the writer must contact the student once the work is accepted on his part. The first email is meant to familiarize the student with his writing assistant. This means the writer will introduce his writer ID to the student and discuss the preliminary information required for the completion of the paper. A follow-up email must be sent once 50 percent of the paper has been completed. Just to let the client know that the work is progressing and submit any drafts as the client requires (or not). Then a final email is sent once the paper is submitted to the client. Basically, a mid-length paper requires the writer to contact the client at least 3 times, the response emails depending upon any follow-up or additional emails coming from the client. The policy is simple. When the client emails, the writer responds. It is a must. It is all part of writer PR work and company-client relations. Emails should not be counted, but if you have to, then it is at least 3 emails per client.

Had I not fallen into the public service world of academic writing, I would no doubt have ended up as a published fiction novelist. I have always had an interest in fictional writing and have won several awards for my creative writing work in the past. However, my novelist dreams were placed on hold when I discovered that I did not have to be a starving writer when I could help students with their writing tasks and get paid major cash for it. My career alternative would have been to become an educator though as my degree is more closely aligned with student interaction and early education. I have always been a natural educator so it was not a surprise to most people that I ended up in a career that brought me closer to students, regardless of the field that I chose to specialize in.

An ESL writer may be educated overseas and speak with an English twang, but that does not mean that he will be better than a native writer. A native writer is trained to write in the UK or US academic form based upon his education. His foundation for writing from grammar school all the way to college is what makes him a good writer. The fact that he grew up speaking the language means he thinks naturally in English. His writing skills were honed in English, his analytical expertise, was developed in the same language. These are writer traits that cannot be emulated by an ESL writer. These are the reasons why a well educated ESL writer cannot compete with the ENL writer. The educational background and writing foundation will always be what sets the two writers apart. While the ESL will be able to write papers in English, he will always have limitations when it comes to his writing abilities.

The errors in a company website blurb all stems from the desire of the company to get around Google's block on academic writing sites. They use wrong spelling and imperfect grammar intentionally to help increase the possibility of their company being searched. It is something that they use as a business tool. It is also an action that students seem to overlook, not notice, or simply not care about. As an academic writing company owner, I would find it highly insulting to allow my people to post poorly worded or misspelled text on any of my landing pages. The mistakes are a reflection of the work that my company delivers. So I would not allow such errors to stay for long (if it even makes it to the live site). I do not like seeing such errors on my page and I hate seeing other writing websites with spelling mistakes as well. It shows a lack of image consideration on the part of those sites owners.

Just as you, I believe that all my writer applicants have had some sort of experience with essay and research writing as they progressed through the levels of education. This serves as their training ground.

However, that does not make them an expert in the field of academic writing as not all of them continue to write long after they have completed their undergraduate courses. Those that do, should definitely take pride in the advanced writing skills that their profession has helped them achieve. As for those who boast of almost 20 years academic writing experience, I always say that I need to see it to believe it. I always test them before accepting them as writers because the ones who boast are normally the ESL writers who are trying to make themselves sound more important than they actually are. Their skills are questionable and I normally find out if they are truly experienced writers or not depending upon how they write their test research papers.

So yes, writing experience is a requirement in this field, but boastful writing experience is not. I have hired writers who have worked less years in the business because they really deliver the paper requirements. While the decades old professionals sometimes fail to do so.

Look at your writing assessment tools within the company. That should tell you what you level of writing is and how well you satisfy your clients needs. If you see a low rating in those tools, then improve your work accordingly. Only by improving your skills can you expect to be trusted with more orders and given priority by the company when it comes time to assign orders. Other than that, there is no other way to expect increased assignments. You have to earn the trust of the clients, build your client base, get positive reviews for your work, and complete other company assigned considerations before you can expect to be assigned any sort of work, even during the dry season. You cannot expect to get work assignments if you are not delivering on all the expected work measurements. It doesn't work that way.

I take offense at having anyone call the business I am in a "cesspit" or "scammers". That is tantamount to calling a basket of apples rotten just because you find a few of the fruits to be bad. Not all of the companies function on the dark side. Not all of the writers are treated badly (specially those in my writing pool). Not all students want to scam their teachers. It is important to understand that students will always need help with their homework. There are no ifs or buts about it. They are willing to pay for assistance. Why should they be called scammer because of it? Why should the writer be called a scammer for simply wanting to earn more by being employed by more companies? That is, granted that he always produces quality work for his clients. Why should all writing companies be called scammers? There are several on the level companies out there. The students just need to take the time to investigate so they can find the non-scamming companies out there. The business is not a cesspit unless one chooses to view it that way. I choose to view it as a business of educational public service similar to tutoring services for several reasons that, if discussed here will just drag the discussion on further.

Based on the spin-off success rate of my company, I would have to say that there are quite a few academic research writers who have left my direct employ, but who still continue to work in the writing business. While some of them go on to work freelance for advertising agencies or other online jobs such as blogging or editorial writing, there are still those who stick with the academic writing business. The latter are the writers who find it difficult to stay operational during the dry season, but somehow manage to stay afloat because they were able to well prepare for their "writing independence". I will admit though, that there are about one or two of them who did not have the stomach to stay the course and see if they could actually make it on their own. Those are the writers who took regular 9-5 jobs outside of the writing business. Normally, these are the writers who were never good performers during their time with my company.

Since my company also deals with the writing of web copy for various online companies and corporations, I know that the copy quality of the website, its textual presentation, is what helps to create the image of the company. The company owners value the grammar and structural presentation of the web copy because their ability to perform a promised task is first based on the way the company speaks for itself online. Therefore, the written image of the company is the first and foremost consideration for their potential client. It is suffice to say that the same rules apply to the academic outsourcing companies.

If a company uses pidgin English, or broken English on their website, then the potential client will have enough reason to rethink their services. The quality of their writers work is judged primarily by the copy on the site. The students are not privy to the fact that these academic outsourcing companies intentionally use broken English for their keyword presentation to get around search engine blocks and highlight their page listing in the search engines. They would just think that the company uses the worst ESL writers available to the they should not expect any quality from the essay products of the company. After all, academic writing companies that use horrible English, usually charge the cheapest prices.

Technically, that isn't a screenshot. It also doesn't mean anything to the readers at the forum. Exactly how was that post supposed to help the writers here to might be working for AR? I don't get it. What was the purpose of the OP other than simply venting? Everyone already knows that AR is one of the most successful, yet fraudulent academic outsourcing companies of all time. What did this accomplish? Nothing. Well, maybe the OP did not want to do anything more than just let out his frustration. In which case, he should be congratulated for doing so. However, this did not help him collect the money owed to him. He never did come back to say if he was able to collect. So I guess he just wanted to ruffle some feathers, without really knowing how to do so.

Citation styles are only tough to follow for students who do not have an affinity for writing. As a professional academic writer, using the correct writing formats should be something that we learned way back during our own educational days. From APA, MLA, Turabian, etc. all of these were used at least once by each of us. Personally, I prefer the MLA style of citation. It is the simplest form of citation as far as I am concerned. However, various students will have various writing requirements. For my writers who are educated state-side or in the UK, they don't struggle with citation problems. The others, who are good writers, but lacking in formatting skills, find themselves learning on the job. The OWL at Purdue is a godsend for most of them. However, online citation generators have also made their jobs easier. While I frown on the use of these generators, I allow its use if it means the client will get a well written and high quality paper. I make sure that my QAD is always on the lookout for any citation problems so that it can be corrected before the paper goes out.

The next business level for a professional freelance writer is to hire writers to work under him. While it is easy to send projects to other writers who are part of the same network, such a practice will not help a writer reach the next level of business in this field. It is only by taking a chance and hiring other writers, with the the main writer dropping his own writing assignments to be able to act as QAD and HR will he find himself slowly climbing out of the "independent writer pool" and into the "academic outsourcing business owner" category. I know because I took that chance once and it paid off for me big time. The reason I succeeded was because I decided that I would earn what I could based on the work that others did for me. So I set myself up and threw myself into promoting the business and building a reliable writers pool. While it took a few years to really get myself on steady ground, I am happy to say that I have successfully taken my business to the next level.

I have two sets of writers who gain benefits from being a part of my writing company during the off-season. Those who have proven to be truly talented writers who can handle just about any assignment I can throw their way find themselves working on projects for specific companies, blog sites, and writing services that have partnered up with us for specific projects. During the off season though, since they are not working on academic projects, I place these writers on a set salary to make sure that I do not deplete my company income.

The writers who are new to the company or are part of the junior writing staff undergo additional training in various writing avenues to help them move up the ladder from simply being an academic writer. These writers receive an allowance from me during the training season, that usually lasts about 2 weeks out of every month. When the season picks up, I test out the newly trained writers to find out who deserves to be promoted after completing the training sessions.

My writers have long opted to receive their salaries on the first of every month. It saves them the bother of having to pay PayPal fees twice a month. However, I decided to shoulder the PayPal fees for them since they only get a once a month transfer. It costs me less to pay them via that method as well. They don't mind being paid only once a month as it is usually the time when they need to pay their monthly expenses anyway. So it suits their purposes best. The writers these days have to be practical because the bank charges have been increasing and PayPal fees may follow soon. That is why I do not see my writers ever opting for a bi-monthly payment now or in the distant future. It will just not be wise for them to do so.

I agree that some students are good at learning from books and memorizing information. Not all of them are blessed to be excellent writers. No, I take that back. They could be fantastic writers when using their mother tongue, but lousy writers when it comes to using their second language, English. Therefore, they cannot be expected to write well in English. They can probably get by using pidgin English, but nothing more. There are those who can read well and understand spoken English, but turn out to be lousy when it comes to writing in English. These are the students who sometimes come to my company, asking me to find them a writer who can edit their work to make it more "academically acceptable" in English. These are the students who actually write the essays themselves. Yes, they do exist. Don't make them the butt of your sarcastic jokes. They try hard to create the best paper that they can so don't make fun of them because they ask for help in any way they see fit.

Even though these students passed the qualifying English language exams, their scores in their tests still cannot be considered a true assessment of their English comprehension and writing abilities. I know of some university ESL students who just passed their language proficiency tests on sheer luck. Their disadvantage at being ESL users and their lack of confidence when it comes to English writing are the strongest reasons why they resort to essay writing services. They don't want to be found out for the frauds that they are so they cover it up by hiring proficient English writers. The problem is that they become too reliant on their writers, which translates into their lack of improvement when it comes to their English language use. The universities have an idea as to how these students manage to pass their courses, but opt to turn a blind eye to it because they are, after all, running a business, and the passing of these students means they will continue to earn from their existence in the university, whether they learn to use the English language or not.

I never keep a supply of mediocre writers on staff. It is important that all my writers perform above average, at the very least, on every paper that they write. QAD is extremely strict about that and I do not hesitate to release writers who under-perform for a whole semester. It is imperative that my writers are capable of providing the highest possible paper for my clients regardless of the customer demand or writing season. I do not believe that the market is dictated by the students alone anymore because I manage to find other jobs for my writers, besides academic writing. Therefore, the client demand for my writers can be considered to always be on the high side of the demand. That is why I do not believe that there are more willing and able writers when compared to clients. All good writers are in demand, regardless of client type.

The answer to this question is really simple. Just like with any item that is in demand, the purchase price goes up. It's the law of supply and demand. When I have someone come in and request for a preferred writer, the first thing I do is check that writer's work calendar / workload. Then I consider the following:

1. How many papers have been assigned to this writer?
2. How far apart are the deadlines?
3. Are there preferred writer assignments already? If so, how many?
4. If there are only regularly assigned papers, how many of these work orders can I take off his plate to accommodate the requested writer order?

Of the 4 considerations, it is the last one that is of the utmost importance to me as the company owner. I will be reassigning papers to help this writer meet the demand for his services. I need to make sure that my percentage of the final payment will be worth my while, as well as the writers. Hence the additional 20 percent charge for preferred writers.

A new writer to an academic writing company should focus on proving his ability to write various types of simple papers first. Start of easy. Look for personal statements, scholarship applications, creative writing assignments, single page opinion papers, and high school level research papers. As the accolades of your work reaches the ears of the powers that be at the company, you can expect to begin progressing to high paid orders. Or, completing the quota of required papers, without revisions or penalties, could lead to you achieving the next level of success of Academia Research. The problem, is that the company does everything they can to prevent a writer from progressing to the next level. They will also deny you papers until they lose one or a few writers during the month, which is when you can start to see yourself begin to start winning bids. However, you should be glad to be denied papers and take that as the opportunity to end your relationship with the company because they will allow you to earn, but then leave behind more money with the company for one made up reason or another. Do not work for Academia-Research if you can help it.

Academic-Research is hugely popular among the contracted writers for their ability to fleece their writers of their earnings in a manner that makes the writer feel like he is inferior and that they owe the company for putting up with their inability to produce good work. It is funny how the inability to produce on the writer's part is never based on the client's review nor revision requests but rather, on their QAD whose sole purpose for existence, seems to be anchored on finding ways, means, and reasons to not pay their writers. Companies that know how to value the skill of their writers know better than to treat them like slaves, which is what this company does. Any writer who continues to stay on with this company after they have proved the con for themselves does not merit any sympathy. Those who manage to identify the scam and get themselves out, leaving the fines unpaid in the process, are giving these criminals their just deserts.

Legitimate freelance writers and academic outsourcing companies know that their business is based solely on the trust of that client. That is something that they are not going to violate for any reason. They will not use any identifiable information to your detriment. The companies and writers also make sure that they have some sort of servery security system that protects their client information from hacking or misuse by others. Trust, respect, and discretion are descriptive words that runs both ways. Just as the client expects the writer or company to honor these codes of secrecy when it comes to academic outsourcing, so does the company and / or writer. To be sure that you do not end up getting a bum deal, ask your peers for writing service recommendations. They should be able to point you in the right direction when it comes to hiring a trusted service.

Questia is a one stop shop for research and other related tasks. I often recommend this site to my writers who ask for help in sourcing materials when the client either does not provide any reference materials or they cannot find a certain research source. The place has almost 100,000 books and 14 million other sources such as magazines, newspapers, journals, and other information sources. It is by subscription only though so the student or writer should be willing to spend for the yearly sign-up. Signing up for less than a year isn't worth it. It is more cost effective to sign up for the long term since there are 2 semesters in an academic year, with the trimester universities being an exception to this schedule. It's worth the subscription cost because it offers not only reference materials, but writing tools as well. That makes it well worth the money spent and will remove the guesswork regarding the validity of the sources used in a paper.

The first way you can prevent the resale of your paper is by dealing either with a direct independent writer or, hiring a non-third world writing company to complete your paper. Review the Terms of Service of the company or discuss the rights agreement with your direct writer. Make sure that the rights to the paper are turned over to you fully before you hire either service. Get the agreement in electronic contract form if you can. By tying either party to an agreement, you might be able to prolong the potential resale of your paper. Normally though, above board companies and trusted writers will never pull the wool over your eyes to resell your paper at a later date.

The other, foolproof method to make sure that your paper does not get resold is, as @Smiley73 said, for you to personally write the paper. The only time your paper will be resold in this case would be if you decide to do so at a later date.

I think the OP did not understand how the freelance writing world works. Academic writing is seasonal. Expect dry seasons from June to September when summer vacation is in full swing. The orders start to finally kick in around October. However, freelance writing, whether it be essays, copy, articles, blogs, and the like are year round jobs that writers can complete. These types of writing work are for advanced writers though so I do not believe that the OP was skilled enough, at the time, to participate in such paid writing activities. Satisfying a student client is already hard work during the season, imagine having to satisfy the writing requirements of professionals in the field of advertising, editorial writing, and other similar fields. These are the jobs that pay big bucks all year round so it doesn't have a "season" to speak of.

I believe that at a certain point in life, a professional should consider himself "aged out of school". I use the term to refer to the way that the academic writer will most likely be better informed than his professor and more learned about the topic due to the nature of his job. A writer will not enjoy going back to school to learn any basic information about a topic he has written several times for different students based on different topics for the class. A writer with such expansive experience will be bored by the regular academic world.

When I asked the same question of my writers, they mostly replied in similar terms. This has led me to believe that no seasoned academic writer will ever consider going back to school for any reason. It just isn't something that can help them improve in their trade. Why go to school when, as an academic writer, he can learn far more useful information and receive what is basically free education, without ever having to show up in any type of class nor pay any kind of fees for tuition? Exactly, academic writers get all the relevant education they need, based upon their interests, without having to spend a dime. Instead, they earn from the lessons that they learn and write about. The latter is the scenario that most writers approve of.

I am not sure why the OP would be discussing turning in an almost exact replica of a paper he previously wrote. I believe that he was, at the time, looking into selling his paper on one of those pre-written essay sites. Those websites have been known to do plagiarism checks and in the process, refuse to accept papers that appear in databases. The problem, this student was faced with is that Turnitin does not delete any essays from its database, regardless of the length of time between the year of submission and the actual graduation of the student. When a student turns in his paper to this site, he turns over all rights to the essay so he basically doesn't own it anymore. Hence the paper could, even decades later, turn up in a highly similar paper is scanned through the system. Therefore, the student can never reuse a term paper for any reason. There is always a higher probability that it will come back as plagiarized, even if he is the original writer. No student should ever turn in the same paper twice, even if it is for use in different, but related subjects.

I am never picky when it comes to orders being placed by clients. Editing jobs are as good an order as any and can help a writer tide himself over during the dry seasons. If a writer is good enough at editing jobs, he can actually parlay it into a regular income for himself. There will always be a student or several students who have already done the work themselves and are just not confident about the presentation. Such students should be provided with all the help that they can get. Editing jobs also helps the writer hone his own writing skills and refresh or update his knowledge of academic English grammar rules and writing rules. By detecting the mistakes in others, they become better writers themselves, knowing what to avoid when they write original orders for other students. It is important that writers not be picky when it comes to their writing jobs. Even the shortest and simplest editing jobs, when done properly can earn them a regular client and add to their coffers during the month prior to payout.

It isn't about morality these days. It is all about making the grade. Students need to make the grade, a fantastic grade, if they are to achieve anything in this world. Getting that assurance means they need help in completing their undergraduate requirements. Rather than losing their way and taking chances when it comes to their research grades, they opt to ask for help in completing it. No harm done. No problem with that. We all need a little help with our tasks now and then. I don't judge a student's integrity based on academic honesty. The universities know that such an oath cannot be truly enforced these days. Academic honesty should only apply to the exams that the students take. It should not extend to written projects and research papers. There is no point in it when a professor knows that the student is overloaded with research work.