Ok, guys. Let me respond step-by-step.
1. About lies.I never lied in here. If I did, please point it out to me. If you mean that I lied about the address, you are just offending me with no reason. And if you google "71 Stevenson Street, suite 400" more attentively, you would notice Regus Downtown Division in SF located there. Call them and find out more if you are so eager.
2. About my rudeness.The reason why I might have seemed rude is that I think this forum is pointless and is not objective. It is meant to discuss the companies that are good or bad, but instead everybody (especially such guys as WritersBeware) slings mud at every single company in the market as if the company that provides opportunities for cheating (like custom essays and term papers) may be absolutely transparent and legal. Also, there are mostly competitors in this forum hoping to gain more customers by telling lies about themselves and about competitors. That's why I might have been rude and that's why I do not trust this forum. I apologize for this.
3. About Google Law-Breakers.Those companies who are on the list are not illegal, but just used prohibited keywords in order to promote their websites with SPONSORED search (google adwords). Nevertheless, google for some reason doesn't prohibit ORGANIC search for these keywords, that creates an oligopoly (that is very close to monopoly) in the market and doesn't leave an opportunity for new companies to make business. Too bad Google is not that clever to compare the quality of the service provided. It is just not fare in terms of free market. And it is clearly not the point at which you may judge the company.
4. About the business.All of the companies that work in this business do work in a moral grey area. This means that you may not wanna tell about your cooperation with this businesses to your friends, parents and especially professors. So, what do you want to hear when you ask if the company is legal? The company is verified with PayPal that means the owner has American bank account and valid SSN and is allowed to do business within the US and it is quite enough to judge, because the way all of these companies do business is the same in every single case.
I would tell you what - 99% of the companies in this field are true companies who work in a homogeneous market and hire freelance writers from all over the world who work remotely. And these freelance writers usually work for at least 3-4 companies. They do research on every new company entering the market and get employed over and over again. This means that no company is different. The only difference is in the way they do marketing and promotion.
Moreover, some of them may not even have office facilities in the US, but rather purchase US VOIP numbers and work remotely (that btw allows to reduce cost down to 6-7 dollars per page).
And you also may be surprised by the fact that top custom writing companies that you may see in top google queries are owned by Ukrainians and Indians. Though, it doesn't affect the way they satisfy their clients.
5. About Native Americans.Surely, by 'Native Americans' I do not mean people who live in Indian reservations, but people who speak English grammatically and phonetically well, with no accent and no cultural peculiarities. The fact is that about 50m are immigrants with no citizenship right now and about 1.5m are getting citizenship each year. So, if we consider the last 20 years, it gives us a total of 80m non-native American people who live and do business in the US, that is about 1/4 of the total population. And whereas american born people prefer to get employed within corporations, immigrants prefer to do small business that is what custom writing companies belong to. And that's what I meant by 'tends to zero'.
Sorry for a long post, but I needed to tell you this.
P.S. All the texts on justfitstudio were written by american-born copywriter and is correct English, rather than spoken.
