are you for real, ashley? did i read it right that you posted in this forum the paper you apparently submitted in your class?

The fact that Palinco2003 claims he experienced payment delay only once in a period of 2 1/2 years sounds suspect to me.

As to why he doesn't mention working for American writing companies, it's to be expected if he's from Nigeria. American sites usually employ EFL, not ESL, writers.

hi onedrfl. nice to see you back:) the "cockroaches" in gather made you seek a different air here?

Very possible.

hey ew_writer, i didn't actually confirm that i still write for 'em. you should read again. I was asking what manner you would like me to answer your question. :)

anyway, i'm pretty sure what you're driving at. i've kept my silence on that issue and perhaps, one of these days, i'll voice my piece.

as for the "it's summer so we can't pay you so much" excuse of essaywriters.net, i think most people here would agree that it's unprofessional, to say the least. when you advertise a certain minimum, you obviously mean the 'lowest' pay or rate, and writers would expect you to stick to your word.

fae77, are you still unpaid by essaywriters.net?

how about you, tracy? i don't entirely get your post. are you still waiting for your pay afer all these months?

hmmmm. ew_writer, how would you like me to answer your "not a trick question"? something like: "i never wrote for paper mills. me wrote for 'academic assistance' companies"? he he he.

i'm wondering what happened to essaywriters.net. why such low rates, all of a sudden apparently. is that a business call due to stiff competition? if that's the case, i suppose your company must have lowered its customer rates. or are there less orders such that the company is forced to take out the expected profit balance from the writers' pay?

a-few-days-ago gag is hardly old, dude. what i used to know don't seem to apply anymore. i used to know that the minimum is what essaywriters says it to be. back then, the recruitment claims were all true (except for the issues of the swiftness and assurance of payments).

if you really have the luxury and the skills of putting writersbeware (or whoever) in his/her proper place, why don't you try rendering scammers immobile in their proper places? that way, you'll be doing the writing world a fine service.

i don't think a 100% refund is really possible. i read somewhere here that for every order or transaction initiated, some fees are automtically paid to the credit card company or something.

one lesson for anyone planning to use academic assistance sites is to ensure that all terms of service are agreeable to him or her.

i am of the same mind as major. media outfits, the established ones in particular, are aware of their big power to influence public opinion. they occasionally use it to espouse some principle, interest or moral stance, valid or otherwise. i see the media as finding it dutiful to discourage students from using academic assistance sites.

hey, i was just articulating esther's claims, cezlec_06. if you'll look at the history of her posts, she was very vocal in claiming that essaywriters.net does pay, in apparent attempt to counter the many payment fraud complaints aired in this forum around december last year.

if you ask me, she has all the credibility behind her recent posts. i remember that a number of posters here even taunted her for being an EW crony and not a real writer. moreover, she's not the only one who recently claimed that your company has been paying much less (prompting writersbeware to say that EW is getting worse).

as you say, the base minimum is $2 per page (still much lower than before). i can't figure out how that would jump to $10 per page within a 2-day deadline. based from my experience of EW's rate schedule, that $10 would have to be within a few hours.

tell that to esther, cezlec_06.

if you're indeed a writer as you claim, how many pages did you complete to get that "146 $ salary"? basing it on esther's post re the new essaywriters.net's rate of around $.85 per page, did you get to write around 170 pages to get that amount?

what happened, esther? you've been with essaywriters.net on or before december of last year and i remember you were vocal in defending the company amidst accusations of payment fraud.

same here. bed and pounds?????

gee, for an "expert marketer," you're good at losing pounds.

actually, it's really a disposable email address, but private nonetheless.

even if you're an "almost A student," don't you think the university you're in will not associate you with your boyfriend's name, in case it be posted on the web?

for an "almost A student," you really have some cyber etiquette and discretion.

gee, that was very nice of you, kiti, for publishing my email address. this is what i get for trying to caution you.

you should have bothered to go through this forum to find out where i stand vis-a-vis academia and another notorious site for writers.

what lavinia is saying is that your arguments are so weak that you resort to foul language to try to project that you're winning. no debater having the upper hand will call the adversary names because there is no need to.

from an objective stance, you really are not making good sense of your position. now, assuming that you really do, yet you resort to foul insults, then you're only giving out your ill breeding.

this is a forum for writers, for heaven's sake. there is no sexist theme herein, neither censorable content to match your language. so, please be respectful of everyone, without any exception!

i completely agree, lavinia. sexism should have no place in this forum. sexist remarks sorely get in the way of intellectual discourse and worse, try to degrade the value of a person, which in most cases is a woman.

your sexist remarks against writersbeware assail not only her but other women as well--your female friends, former teachers, sisters, aunts, mother and grandmothers. how low do you regard the sexuality of a woman, joey009? are you forgetting that half of you came from your mother--obviously a female--and that you were cultured in a female, possibly very fat womb and that, best of all, you came out into this world through that very female opening (unless of course you were delivered via CS)?

female sexuality is sacred and shouldn't be made a personal tool of insult, mockery, or even argumentative self-defence.

writersbeware, are all the "fraudulent sites" listed really owned by either essaywriters.net or academia-research.com? 2 or 3 don't ring a bell.

joey009, i must agree that your last post was highly uncalled for and unethical. it was both reprehensibly chauvinistic and discriminatory of the plumpier members of humankind.

also, you and everyone else should not make non-English posts, obviously out of respect for those who don't speak nor read your tongue.

however, let me express--for whatever it's worth--my sincere sympathies for the suffering of the Philippines due to the corruption and the iniquity of its government.

if you're still unpaid by this time, better post them on the web now....

maybe Lavinia means this thread "reeks of a personal agenda" of an infiltrator from essaywriters.net, the thread starter??????????

the only reason i asked about your 'troublemakers' line was that i wished to make sure i was excluded from your devious list--take note that "us" can refer to you and the person you're talking with, which was me.

by the way, where did that "cahoots with ... Nom de Plume etc" scenario come from? you're either getting getting hugely imaginative, paranoid or afraid a subterfuge is getting too obvious.

also, would you mind cutting out your annoying :p? observe some netiquette please, since i don't do that to you.

WB is generally right. it's summer peak, so to speak, although there are still a few orders coming then and now for such sites--perhaps even today under the red moon rising. as for the "no writers," WB seems backed up by musa1969 and a number of other posters who had been calling it quits.

by the way, EW_writer, who are the "us troublemakers"? you and who else?

it's been a while since a post has been made here by essaywriters.net writers, former and otherwise. i wonder if it's a good sign, as in whether that company has reformed its partly scamming ways. so did you completely receive your earnings--at least the "official" figure--musa1969?

i suggest you warn her first through email and her groupmates. give her ample time--about a week at the very least.

not really writersbeware. as i previously wrote, i'm just concerned for the customers who could possibly be identified by such uploads. stupid though they may be, they don't deserve the fate of essaywriters.net.

what's your story? what did they do to merit such very drastic action?

i say we consider the welfare of the customers because such acts would ruin them as much as, or even worse than, essaywriters.net.

i can't believe you'll try to distort my point, rep. exactly! that's my point. they got paid because they posted (so did I). sabakhalid did complain. and soon enough, he got the transfer. he has yet to post another another testimonial of support, though.

i was also a comeback writer come february. i also "moved on to write more orders" but later decided that the risk of and/or waiting time over getting paid or not was killing me. that's why it was easy for me to get into the discussion with that rat rep character, while at the same time airing my grievance over yet another round of unpaid payment periods. not surprisingly, my account was terminated.

i don't know with you but i really sympathize with ps2. he represents those writer-victims of essaywriters.net gameplan of selective payment--newly recruited writers who are made to make days of nights trying to beat the deadline but whose fates hang on an undefined "variable," perhaps, a "control" type.

what's plain silly are your tall writing tales, rep.

tell that to pineapple, wndrfl, jaebeli, akash, sabakhalid (did i spell it right?), workfromhomemom and a host of others who came to this forum around christmas time last year. (Refer to essaywriters.net And Content Gurus: The Inside Truth).

you are saying that essaywriters.net pays the writers it decides to keep. and the rest? you let them write and write for months until they decide to quit or you fire them when they hurl public protests of non-payment.

that's your scamming plan? while you nonetheless collect from the customers, you choose whom you'll pay and keep a bunch of dues to yourself? whatever criteria you might claim you use, it's so loud and clear now that your company's gameplan is scamming at least a certain group of writers--from the new ones of course.

essaywriters, your EW_writer is sending prospective writers the message: "write for essaywriters.net at your own risk!"

actually, i wanted to keep the details out of some remaining respect for your company because after all, i did have a working relationship with them for some time. However, since you crave for the details ....

what preceded the hurried payment processing was the fact that i made threats that i would talk about my non-payment experience with essaywriters.net's scam (i really hesitate to use the word but you are so damn pushy and rather low). something to that effect. at first i was prudent and simply insinuated about what i read here in the forum re their scamming ways. i was told to be careful of my words because i was their "employee." next day or so when i still haven't got my pay, i categorically told them i would tell the world about their scam. something to that effect. perhaps some more harsh words. by the way, i was beginning to post in this forum and gradually added some punch.

then the rest is magical history. the x variable worked! they processed the transfer even when they said that the accountant was on "holiday" and that i had to wait come january 15. how relieved i was to get the email from ms. olga giving me the instructions on how to claim what's really due me. remember, i was unpaid since dec. 15 and faced the horrible possibility of waiting till next month! amidst all these, their website sweetly promised that payments for the joined periods would be processed in time for christmas.

re the other writers making the same complaints, of course! absolutely know about it. and it had to come from you.... you should read the thread below to find out about the actions the rest of the poor yet-unpaid writers took during that time so they'll get paid. me? i was prudent, respectful and objective, and had kept mum over nastier details until you so bluntly asked me to spill them out.

as to their wanting to keep their writers. of course. that's part of the intention that's why they did what they did. the other, possibly more important end was not to discourage prospective writers from signing up by preventing bad publicity about claims of non-payment by essaywriters.net.

still disappointed? there are some more details. just ask me again.

here's that historical forum you better check out:

essaywriters.net And Content Gurus: The Inside Truth

firstly, nobody really believes you're a plain and simple writer for essaywriters.net. you've been defending the company up to the hilt and taking revenge on those who made you believe the site won't pay? is that sanely possible? to me you're a rep - c u m - writer, but nothing wrong really.

secondly, it's x variable, not x factor. only the stars truly have that.

thirdly--and an important point--is your needlessly adding up an "x" and a "y". what has my payment history, which you so curiously inquired about, got to do with your claim of 100+ daily available orders at your beloved writing site? you certainly don't need to boast of the amazing no. of orders there because i'm a hesitant witness here. it's a totally irrelevant point to hurl at me.

lastly, the answer is already in my previous post (no. 42) here. you want it spelled out for you? it's my posts of "protests," as you put it. i was told the accountant was already on holiday, then i'd need to wait for the next payment period but ola, they managed to process it year-end. what could have happened there? it's either my posting here changed their minds, or an innate goodness of their hearts translated into prompt and appropriate accounting action to give me yuletide joy.

your thesis in all your postings is that your company pays. surely.

now, do you want more details?

ha! ha! haaaaaaaaaaaa! :)

look, i'm a nice fellow who'd rather really keep the more unpleasant details to myself. as i said, i'm forever grateful i got paid eventually. however, since you ask publicly, i'd have to answer. before i get to that, my advice is for you to clear with your essaywriters.net superiors before prodding me any further.

anyway, beyond an honest belief, i'm damn sure that's what happened. yes, after more than 2 weeks of persistent communications with support to ensure that i'll be paid in time, they claimed that the accountant was already on holiday. they also told me that since it's supposedly my fault, i just had to wait for the next payment period (around january 15). fortunately for me, an X variable changed their minds: essaywriters.net somehow managed to process payment on Dec. 29. because of the year-end bank holidays, i was only able to get my money on January 2.

what is that X variable? do essaywriters.net a favor--better not ask anymore. i'm just glad i got my money--quite late but still within the christmas holiday period. :)

negative. in my numerous communications with support--thru e-mails, live chat and the messaging system--that was never mentioned. i was led to think that the issue was the supposed incompleteness of my payment details, but they were fine. then, i was told that the accountant was already on holiday.

no. i began to post precisely because i was unpaid. it was christmas time, about a month of writing labor and still no payment. my first earnings with essaywriters.net was due around dec. 15 but the company decided to merge it with a sort of christmas pay day schedule. i was only able to get my first pay on the first week of the new year.

i'm being nice here so i would rather that you, or anybody else interested, search my post history.

the first thread i posted in was:

essaywriters.net And Content Gurus: The Inside Truth

followed by:

WRITERS BEWARE OF THIS WWWessaywriters.net MODUS OPERANDI