this is exactly my point: why would a newbie writer--for a company he/she supposedly wants to "test" first-post all out in defense of said company?
The largest problem I have with your actions is that you're convoluting the facts to service an opposing agenda. Why? You're framing this to look as if I've been cheerleading for that company, when I have done nothing to that could be remotely close to that. I heard (from Amy and others) this, that and this and after checking out this, that and this I discovered "this" was half-true, "that" was a misrepresentation and "this" was a lie. In more clear words, I looked into what was being alleged against them and told the group that I had found most of what they were being told by Amy unreliable, to be kind. You're continued efforts to pin me to this company are pointless. Why does it matter one way or the other? Does it take anything away from me or my statements? No. My statements are factual and are easily verified; the company isn't in violation of the law and there is a LLC on file. That simple. No matter how you frame me, you're not going to change that fact.
this is exactly my point: why would a newbie writer--for a company he/she supposedly wants to "test" first-post all out in defense of said company?How many ways do I have to answer this question before you stop seeing 'because they paid me to come defend them'? How many different ways and times do I have to point out the fact that it was for a friend that motivated my investigation. A friend! How many times and different ways do I have to point out that I wasn't defending them, I was pointing out and proving what statements were true and what wasn't? How many times essayer? How long will you continue to keep twisting this into something it isn't?
If Amy hadn't turned this into a contest between her and me, my "defense" of the company wouldn't have been as boisterous as it has become. Had she simply said "oh, I must have been wrong, thanks for clearing it up" and moved on, I'd already be back doing what I do. But she didn't. She kept twisting and twisting and got meaner and meaner as she did so. Acting in such a manner as she did, and as you are, is suspicious. Your attempts to reinforce your opinion the way you are, and with as many different interpretations as you have presented, lends the appearance that you were instructed by your boss to shut me down and discredit me.
What are your motives? What's in it for you? I'm sorry but I don't buy the fact that you waited a little time before "forming" an opinion on the issue. You weren't looking into the issue for the reason you stated (forming an opinion). If you were truly looking into it, your position would be the same as mine which has been stated time and time again over the last couple of weeks. The truth about that company is littered between two different threads and it all says the same thing: essaywriters isn't a sham company as some members lead us to believe.
How can you ignore facts? How can you form such a misguided opinion? You can't. You seem to be an intelligent person. That means you are more than capable of dissecting evidence and interpreting it. Only a company shill would front the attack you're fronting now. You can no longer say they are a scam because the debate has been had and won by the side that opposes you, you're only remaining option is to discredit the source of the information but in the end you can't.
To me, shutting you up is a challenge, just as proving Amy wrong was to me. I love defending the underdog, and there is no doubt that on this forum that essaywriters was and still is the underdog. When the other side turns it into a contest, I really dig in. When my competitive nature kicks in... I'll keep arguing until I win or we agree to disagree and drop the subject. You and Amy both had chances to bow out and still save face, but you both refuse to take it.
WritersBeware dropped out. Why? Because she/he was wrong? Because she/he decided that it is a waste of time to argue with me? Who knows? All I can say for sure is that if he/she isn't Amy he/she isn't a shill for a company. Unlike the shills on this site he/she made her points then moved on. I have nothing against her/him (I wish WB would clear up gender at least, I hate typing he/she) just as I don't have anything against you or Amy. IF you want, I'll keep arguing with you. If you want I'll agree to disagree with you. It doesn't matter to me. Seriously essayer, I don't have a problem with you at all, if you see as if I do, you simply misunderstood me.
I am curious though... what sort of trap could you possibly be afraid of? Then again, I'll never understand the fear some people have of the web because I don't fear it... I refer to the meeting of new people and not the use it. The web isn't really no different than meeting someone in the real world except for one way; it gives the insecure (and I don't mean that in a bad way) the security to be outgoing. I've met a few people here and chat with them outside of this community. A couple of them keep warning me to be careful of certain members as if exposing my identity would bring an end to my world. I don't see it that way. What is the worst that can happen? Then again, I'm a hopeless optimist.