DOES ESSAYBAY CHEATS ON WRITERS

Let the contradictions begin . . . .

Oh.. is it senseless one-liner season again? I fail to see the contradiction in how fake feedback being exposed and dealt with by system administrators shows that the feedback system is working and that its integrity can be counted on.

Say.. wanna write a management paper? It's about choosing between different payroll systems. You know.. those lists of people that "a company owes money to." Hahaha! No matter how many times you get humiliated, you just keep coming back for more.

Nice try. Why don't you ask pheelyks or FW if my definition of "payroll" is correct or not? Why are you so afraid to do that?

I already did that at your earlier request, numbskull. o.O I stand by my statement:

No matter how many times you get humiliated, you just keep coming back for more.


No, you stated that after I pointed your error out to you. ^_^ Those who want to check can just read the thread:

https://essayscam.org/forum/wc/essaybay-cheats-writers-1810/

Game, set, and match... again. ^_^

It wasn't an error, you freaking moron. You are just too ignorant to follow the context and flow of dialogue. The only "error" exists in your inability to understand the obvious: "people" and "freelance employees" are synonymous in the context of my multiple posts. Only a desperate idiot would suggest some sort of disconnect in understanding simply because I typed "people" as opposed to one of my many EARLIER references to "freelance employees."

Bottom line: you're a clown. Take your meaningless arguments elsewhere. Nobody wants or needs your childish troublemaking.

Oh please, anyone reading the thread I posted a link to would understand that I never contested the other definition of payroll that you pulled out of the dictionary. I was arguing that writers of essaybay are not employees of essaybay and you messed up with a "literal" definition of payroll in trying to support your claim to the contrary.

Stuff your bottom line up your ass. ^_^ The real bottom line is that you're through. You're a sad piece of **** who just can't admit being wrong and I pity you. :)


Dream on, moron. ^__^

(See, this is the "I ought to have the last say" game that WB loves to play)

If you were to prove that I am "wrong," I would readily admit it.



1. Customer pays EB
2. Customer's money sits in EB's escrow account (likely earning interest)
3. EB pays the writer at a later date
4. EB pays quarterly/yearly taxes on all money that passed through its escrow account and deducts all money that it ultimately forwarded to the freelance writers

5. The ongoing list of freelance employees to whom EB owes (i.e., "must forward at a later date") money is literally a "payroll"


Says the guy who repeatedly states that he is leaving because he earns so many peanuts when not posting here, yet can't quite seem to let go . . . .

Buh-bye, peanut hoarder.

Wrong-o, boy-o. ^_^ Transactions on essaybay occur between writers and clients with Essaybay as a mediating body that earns commission from completed transactions. Essaybay probably pays taxes on commissions, yes, but that DOES NOT make their writers count as employees. Thus, one cannot say that essaybay's writers are on essaybay's "payroll" without sounding utterly ridiculous, not to mention completely ignorant of the C2C business model.


It's your irresistible personality that keeps dragging me back. You're such a hoot to boot. :)

Are you sure.. As for As I know EB is holding the writers money since months.. You never pay back to your customers.. Stop lying on this forum...

Is that supposed to be a sentence, or sentences? Are you trying to make sense? Try harder, please ...

OK, I guess that my explanation is over your head (or you simply don't want to admit that my literal definition is correct). Again:

1. Customer pays EB
2. Customer's money sits in EB's escrow account (likely earning interest)
3. EB pays the writer at a later date
4. EB pays quarterly/yearly taxes on all money that passed through its escrow account and deducts all money that it ultimately forwarded to the freelance writers

5. The ongoing list of freelance employees to whom EB owes (i.e., "must forward at a later date") money is literally a "payroll"

Your explanation is probably right in your imagination, but sorry, it's not in the real world. :)

Here's the right explanation:

Transactions on essaybay occur between writers and clients with Essaybay as a mediating body that earns commission from completed transactions. Essaybay probably pays taxes on commissions, yes, but that DOES NOT make their writers count as employees. Thus, one cannot say that essaybay's writers are on essaybay's "payroll" without sounding utterly ridiculous, not to mention completely ignorant of the C2C business model.

If you can't accept it well, sucks to be stubborn, ignorant, hopeless you. :)

I thought that essaybay is more a freelance board than an academic writing company, so no accusations of poor quality of the product can be made. The guarantees are not provided by the company directly, it only provides the platform for cooperation.

I see no reason for not letting the low-qualified freelancers in. As long as the profile and work samples are publicly available, no one will be misled.

Essaybay is just like every other scam company out there. They do not mind paying their writers full and on time, provided the writer does not meet a certain amount earned. That figure is a tightly guarded secret that the writer eventually learns to guess and stay under so that he can collect in full. Contrary to public belief, the company has an allowance for each writer's salary depending on his pay grade. The company is not willing to pay the writer more than an unspecified amount so when he crosses the threshold, based on their computation, they will begin to penalize the writer using the clients as an excuse.

There are several ways that the writers are cheated by the company come payday, essaybay is not the only one that practices the cheat method. All the Ukranian based company writers suffer the same fate each time they collect their salary. The first way, is by forcing the writers to meet a minimum payout amount. This threshold is in place so that the new writers will not have a reason to collect their salary from the company until the company wants to pay them. The second, is by having a secret maximum payable amount, this is known only to the company and is the amount wherein the writer will not yet meet made up penalties for his work. The third, last, and most unreasonable, is what I like to call the "pay no, deduct later" scheme. This is the system by which a writer is paid his full amount of salary for the current month, only to have the same amount deducted the next month in the form of penalties and refunds. Leaving the writer with almost a 0 payout for that month. This is the current and most common practice among these companies at the moment.