Really, no major problems. I've always been paid on time and have a few repeat customers that request me to work on their papers so I guess EssayWriters don't have anything to gain from upsetting me. I actually rely on work from this company plus Academia-Research (plus a few music reviews and news columns) to pay my rent so if there were any payment issues I'd wouldn't have the choice of being patient. If new writers are having such a hard time with them, though, I agree that no other people should apply to them. I would have referred others before I read these posts, but definitely not now!

Lol okay I really am their 'writer', and I really have been paid. You're right about all those untaken orders, though. I have seen so many of them get listed and then just move up to the top of the list until the deadline runs out and no one has taken it. I can't see how this works for them at all - surely they need as many people writing as possible so that these orders can actually get them some money. Kids couldn't possibly be paying for nothing!

How many people who've had a bunch of excuses about payment are depending on wire transfers or methods other than PayPal? I wonder because like I said before I really had no desire to give out any bank details or deal with messy transfers when all I needed to give them was an email address to get money. Obviously EssayWriters is being ridiculous in giving any excuses at all, but maybe PayPal transfers actually are easier on them for some reason.

I have to say I'm surprised to hear all these comments - I have been working for EssayWriters for about six months now and I they haven't missed any of my payments. I haven't given them any banking details, as they pay me through PayPal, and although I have had a few orders that needed revision and were therefore paid at a later date than originally stated, I have recieved a great deal of money from them in terms of payment. I ALSO have been writing for Academia-Research for about the same amount of time, and they have been even more reliable than EssayWriters. I guess I'll have to keep a close eye on both of them.