best genuine essaywriting company to work with...

and phleeks please don't start your issues on this thread.

I am just wondering what this thread and your one-liner mean....

I dont think there is one. The worst one is the one i made a few comments about which is writers.ph. Stay away

You mean, issues like the fact that no legitimate company is going to hire you until your English improves?


You're entirely wrong. If you're a student and don't know anything about the industry, you have no cause to be answering these questions. If you actually know something about the industry, be honest about how and contribute something meaningful.

Pheelyks you portray yourself as being very knowledgeable. Perhaps you would like to shed light on who is genuine based on your own experience ?

Perhaps you would like to read the rules of the forum and the numerous threads in which they are reposted/discussed? Recommendations--for students or writers--aren't allowed, and with good reason. Anyone can say a company is good--the owners of the company, paid employees of the company, etc. I work for some legitimate companies, but listing them here is against the TOS, so I don't.

I did read the rules and the threads but there is so much contradicting information. One person says so and so company is good and other contradicts that by saying that company is a con. It is hard to say who is being honest and who is not.

That's the reason recommendations aren't allowed:

12. The EssayScam Forum (that includes the private message system) is not a place for advertisements or publicity in any way. EssayScam and its moderators have the sole discretion to determine what constitutes an advertisement. Violators may be temporarily or permanently suspended.

According to your previous experience and knowledge, can you please assist me on choosing the right company to work with by sending me the info to @hotmail. Thanks

Try UVO or the Research Writing Center. They are just the right companies for you.

Yeah it's hard reading all the reviews and deciding which one is the best for you

best genuine essaywriting company to work with - Yourself. If you work for yourself you would not have to put up with the headache that come companies give you

Yourself? If only that was an option for many. It would cost you a fortune to advertise yourself and get word out. Even so you would be up against the big boys who have been in the industry for ages

Hmmmmm........

Thanks alot pheelyks.

You're most welcome. Enjoy working for those good old Ukrainian scammers.

Mmmmmh ...... TOS

It would be so much easier to argue with you if you made sense.

There is no legit writing company out there that I know off.

Please leave. Your ignorant, false statements piss me "off."

That's because there is no legit writing company that would ever hire you.

best company

which is the best writing company to work with??

The best company is the one that treats you honestly and with respect, watches out for you and makes sure you have enough work -- even when things are slow.

any example of such a company?

Sorry, No Recommendations allowed

Writers.. what company do you work for???

Which company do you work for?

Just wondering what companies the writers on here work for?

Thanks
Katrina

Most of them work for themselves because they are freelance writers.

I worked for custompapers yet they hardly ever gave me any work and now I just kind of freelance. I find that freelancing works best yet its nice to work for a company so that I'll stil make money.

anyone worked with writerweb.org?

I wanted to know if it's trustworthy ?

There are a few that regularly send money once a month to an account, but finding work with them isn't easy. The key in addition to being a good writer is the timing, because unless they've work I guess they've no choice other telling everyone they've failed their tests. But if you try them when the busy season is around, there's a good chance to work for them. But don't expect to be paid a lot of money, their page rate could be low.

I don't know about shady organizations, (and I know nothing about any specific companies being discussed here), but legitimate essay companies probably don't have to pretend that new applicants "failed" their tests just because they don't have a lot of business coming in at the moment. It doesn't really cost them anything to maintain more active writer accounts during slow times and they wouldn't want to have to start scrambling for new writers when business picks up. Chances are if a company indicates that a writer failed their writing test, it means you really failed the test. Let me give you an accurate view of exactly what you can expect if you hope to do this for a living:

Earning a fulltime living as a company writer is certainly possible, but most people probably couldn't do it even if they're very good writers, simply because of what's required to get enough choice assignments to support yourself. I did it for years for one of the largest and best companies in this industry and I know from talking to other writers who signed on with that company later that at least one of their representatives used to use me, in particular, as an example to new (or prospective) writers of how much a writer could earn writing for them. (They didn't refer to me by name, but they described a writer in NYC who had a law degree and who was earning exactly what I'd been earning; and I don't think anybody else on their payroll fit that exact description.)

I have a natural tendency to be a hermit, but it would be very difficult to earn a fulltime living doing this if you're not. I had a computer on 24/7/365 in every room of my apartment (including both bathrooms) and that enabled me to jump on new projects the instant they got posted. For years, no matter what I was doing (literally), I was never more than an arm's reach from a screen and I also had a few tricks that allowed me to grab almost all the high-value (mostly rush) projects before any other writer. the main reason that I built a gym in my apartment was because I just couldn't afford to be away from my screens for several hours at a time just to workout and I definitely wouldn't have been able to start playing hockey again as a fulltime company writer. I wouldn't have been able to serve on the board of directors of my building, either, if I couldn't have been checking my writer's account throughout our meetings. Unless you're prepared to be at home to check your screens instantly and every few minutes 24/7/365 except when you're sleeping, you might be able to supplement your other income writing for companies, but you'll never be able to support yourself without other income. You can also forget about limiting yourself to your college major or even a modest number of different academic disciplines, because there just aren't enough projects to support yourself unless you can handle a very broad range of disciplines and subjects, and well. As a company writer, it's critical to have customers specifically request you as their writer and that's only possible when most of your customers are thrilled with your work.

It takes years to build up a big enough private clientele to become a fulltime freelance academic writer. For years, I did both simultaneously, writing as many freelance projects as possible while also taking on about $50,000 to $70,000 worth of company projects a year (gross). I'd still always have a second screen logged into my company account even anytime I was already working on my other screen and I'd grab more (usually short, rush) projects as soon as they popped up. Practically on a daily basis, I'd suspend work on one project to bang out a company project that got posted only a few hours before it was due. Plenty of times, I'd end up writing two or three short projects that popped up while I was working on a longer project due later that night or the next morning. During the busy seasons, the approximate amount of writing I'd get done in between scanning all the new company projects that were always popping up was less than a full paragraph.

This was all before smartphones, which would, admittedly, make it much easier to be untethered from your laptop; but with such small screens, they could also get you into trouble because it's very easy to grab projects too quickly by accident if you can't read all the details and check the posted sources for projects before committing to write them. Many projects seem desirable on first glance, until you check the full details for them and/or the files that customers upload. At the same time, you might only have a few seconds to preview good projects before pulling the trigger or you'd lose them to other writers. Even apart from the heavy competition to grab enough good projects before the other writers, you also have to be prepared to write projects at any time of day or night, which conflicts with any semblance of a normal life. In my experience, it would be impossible to earn a living that way if you expect to work just 8 hours a day, or to plan your working hours in advance.

It works for me because of my peculiar lifestyle and I definitely prefer earning a living like this than going to an office 5 days a week, but if you hope to earn a fulltime living doing this, you should know what it takes to do it successfully.

For writers, the best, genuine essay writing company to work with would have to be the one that pays on time, does not unfairly fine the writers, has a writer support team that is open to communication and suggestions, and, more importantly, shows the writer at least an ounce of respect. For the students, the best writing company would be the one that charges a fair CPP, delivers as promised, has cooperative writers, and gets them the grades they indicate for the paper.

There is no way that I know of for a student to find a genuine essay writing company. There are too many risks and negative complaints associated with essay writing companies, no matter how good their writers may be at doing the job. While some of these reports could be accurate, most of them are just competitors trying to pull each other down in a quest to gain clients. I always tell students who ask me about how to find reliable writing companies now that I am a retired writer that it is always best to deal directly with an independent writer. That is usually the best way to find the service they are looking for. An independent writer can tailor his writing abilities to your needs based upon the client interview. This is something that essay mills cannot or will not do for their clients.

Definitely.