Anyone know of essaysessays.net?

Hi guys. I am just starting out as a freelance writer and, rather naively I am now beginning to think, signed up as a writer for essaysessays.net. I have started writing an essay brief but been less than impressed by their attitude. I then I find this sight, and am now very worried about whether I'll get paid. If anyone has heard of or had any dealings with this company, I would very much appreciate hearing about it. Cheers.

Hi, just to confirm, that's essaysessays.net (I left the last s out in the title - oops).

Just a bit more info, their email says they are registered as T.R.E. CO Limited, with a registered address in Cyprus....

They must have been so desperate to hire you in the first place,and from the look of things,they will regret this!Your grammar leaves more to be desired.

Thanks and **** off Heremeout. Why does this forum, which could prove very useful to genuine writers, attract so many trolls? Is your life so pathetic that you have nothing better to do with your time?

Genuine help still appreciated! :).

Please don't take it personal, it's not your fault. Actually, "Essaysessay.net" is to blame for hiring you, but still, you can withdraw your application before they come to terms with your major weakness in writing and "chase you away" like a dirty dog. Lastly, if you want to receive blessings in abundance, always remember to show some respect for your superiors.

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leaves much to be desired

These outright mistakes and the overall awkwardness of your sentence construction mean you really ought to shut the hell up when it comes to correcting other people.

There you go!

There I go what?

There you go again!

OK....there I go again what? Really, I don't know what you're talking about. I'm not sure you know what you're talking about, either, but if you do and you'd like to share I wouldn't mind trying an actual conversation.

Have some respect, young man!

Oh, so you are just being nonsensical then. Thanks for clearing that up.

When in doubt, stop working for the company and see if you will get paid on schedule. It is always better to cut your losses early on rather than continuing to work even though you have your doubts. Sometimes, the company comes through and pays on time or on a delayed basis. It would be better if you wait till you get paid then work a little bit for them, and see if they will pay you. Do this for about 3 months until you get a feel and understanding of how their payment system works. By limiting your work exposure, you also limit your financial losses as their writer.

I've tried to access this site via several browser apps. None of which could complete a connection to the server of this company. That makes it official. This company is officially gone from existence. As a non-existing company that was financially troubled during its existence (as evidenced by this post) their writers were likely left unpaid at the time of and long after its closure. Based on the length of time the company was in business, it would appear that its only intention was to amass funds on both sides for its owner and nothing more. Tough luck for their writer stable at the time. I wonder where they eventually ended up working again.