Eduwriters, do they pay?

Hi

Has anyone here heard of eduwriters? I would like to know if they are a legit company and if they pay.

Well, they are not based in the U.S. and they only pay $7 to 15 per page. I think it is a bad sign that they request writers to not cut and paste.

I honestly don't know if you're being serious or not, but I'm inclined to think that you are.

It could be that you're not aware of the implications your statement bears, but that only makes it worse.....since that proves you are unable to formulate a coherent sentence, let alone "write" a research paper...

What are the implications? I am sincerely curious.

Asking writers to not cut and paste goes without stating. It's like asking someone to make sure they pull down their pants before they relieve themselves in the toilet.

Of course it does. However, you said -


I imagine you meant: it should be a bad sign that the company is compelled to issue such an order (which is also not true since almost every company that operates legitimately has such warranties and checks in place), but you stated it in such a way that one would understand you are considering copy-pasting to be a viable writing technique.....

Ah, now I know why you chose your handle. On their website they state this cut and paste stuff up front on their recruiting page. That's bad form. If it were buried in a legal contract, then this is something different.

Even so, what they pay is a red flag that pretty much negates everything else.

All of you are worthless spammers???<><Eduwriters pay a fixed rate of $7 per page on all their essays. Before posting any advisory messages, Please conduct research or ask a professional,..

Thank you

#IamPerfection

Nope, not a spammer, just a part time troll. If you are paying $7 per page, then you are not getting high quality writers. Period. And this is fine, as Major will certainly point out.

speak for yourself, my employment is full time, with benefits

No, you are certainly a part time troll like myself. I've seen your posts. This is especially true if you have a full time job with benefits.

Proof or it didn't happen. You say you're a "hard science" guy....this should be a piece of cake......so bring it......

What I do, and how I do it, is not something you're privy to, so I don't see any way you'd be able to know if I am a full time or part time anything, or even if I have benefits.

You just made me privy to your situation by telling us directly that you have full time job with benefits.

Man, you're a twisty shape shifting troll. I see that we're moving into a battle of who has more free time.

Why are you so obtuse? I'm sure that you'll respond with 30 words when two will do and that you'll do your shape shifting thing again.

Actually I just implied that I might be, but then again I may not. As for shape shifting, I honestly can't say. I do shed some skin now and then, but that hardly qualifies.

Ze post abof was only regarding trolling business. We are in completely different waters now.....

You did it again! Amazing!

I mean this as a compliment: You definitely belong in this business.

Nonono, I don't take compliments, and I'm not so easily swayed from my goal.


Can you, or can you not prove that I have a full time job with benefits, or that I don't have full time job with benefits?

However, I fail to see why would you trouble yourself with such nonsensical information, but I'll allow it....for now.

I can, but I won't. You wouldn't like the results and the cost is a bit more than I want just for showing off. And the risk might be a bit too high because I don't know what's in the box that you inhabit.

Remember this:
Everything that you put out into the interwebs and information super tubes is permanently out there forever, regardless of whether you delete all of your stuff. It all leaves a digital trail right back to you.

Maybe you already know all of this?

I do, hence the challenge. I just have few days free, and I am bored stiff..........what to do...what to do.....
By the way, I will try and not take offence, but it's not nice to call people dimwitted - especially if they passed no such judgement on you. I thought of this as a well behaved exchange, meant only to pass the time.

For all your inadequacies (especially your view on soft science), I think you actually have a wit or two about you, unlike many who roam these halls. And don't you dare take this as a compliment, merely as an objective observation....... I wouldn't want to look like a big softie that I am...... heh.......

Wow! The solitary review for this website gave it 5 stars and a glowing review. I definitely do not believe that is an accurate review of the work that this company provides. Rather, it is a shill who made sure that a positive review would be in before any negatives could actually get through the line. Did you guys know that the review sites can also be paid to quash the negative reviews for any site?

I am always thrilled to learn that a scam academic writing website has gone offline. Normally I would rejoice in seeing that the domain name is already up for sale since that signifies the company is out of business. Then I find out that these websites give up their domain names in favor of a more affordable and easier to promote FB page. Now I feel duty bound to warn both the writers and students who come to this forum to be careful. The company might resurface in FB. Remember, there is a reason for the bad publicity of this company. Do not trust them as a service provider or as an employer.

@noted
I am a victim in this situation. The old website (from which they scammed me) does not exist anymore, and now they have opened a new website with a new domain name but are still threatening me by opening a new email domain.

The advice is always the same, regardless of how many new emails or phone numbers they use to threaten you: Ignore anything and everything they say, don't respond at all, and immediately block and report each new threat.

@unknown1 All the more you can ignore them in this case. If the company has a new domain name and email address then they have no right to continue to harass you. They are not a legitimate business whose losses were purchased by the new owner and as such, they have a right to collect on. If the original company no longer exists then, the debt is erased. Am I right @Freelancewriter? So their blackmail demands can be safely ignored and disregarded. They cannot harm you in any way.

I don't think so. First, there's no indication from unknown1 that any of this has to do with collecting a legitimate debt owed to the company. To the contrary, according to his only post in this thread, it was a company that scammed him, not a company rightfully owed any money from him. Second, blackmail is a serious crime, making the corporate and/or ownership status of the company and/or whatever website or email system they use to perpetrate it totally irrelevant. Nobody should ever respond to blackmail threats or engage with blackmailers at all. Just block every means by which they try to contact you without replying and immediately report it to law enforcement. Do exactly that and do nothing else, (except preserve the information in case it's needed by law enforcement as evidence).

Also, understand that blackmail is a federal crime, giving the FBI jusrisdiction; so, just contact your local FBI field office about it, regardless of where you are in the U.S. They have the necessary tools to ID your blackmailer, even if you only know the person through an email address and a PayPal ID. While it's only a misdemeanor with a 1-year maximum prison sentence, perpetrating blackmail online makes it an entirely different and much more serious federal crime with prison sentences up to 20 years. That's why you should definitely report it and that's also why knowing the real ID of your U.S.-based writer is an effective safeguard against any possibility of blackmail, because nobody subject to federal criminal jusrisdiction is crazy enough to take that kind of risk with such an obvious electronic trail, especially over the relatively small amounts of money involved in these kinds of transactions.