Legit Company to write for - EDUWRITERS?

Has anybody tried writing for eduwriters? Were you able to receive your payment? What is your general experience with them from a writer's point of view? Are there any negatives or positives working with them?

Thanks.

Yes, I have been writing for eduwriters for 6 years now and have always been treated fair. they do have a strict policy on assignment deadlines.

Upon information and belief, Eduwriters.com owns or is associated with EduPrice Inc (a Nevada corporation) and the following Web sites:

4termpapers.com
5paragraphessay.com
Arthistorypapers.com
Bigpapers.com
Buyaresearchpaper.com
College-essays.info
Collegefunds.net
Collegepapers.info
Collegepaperstore.com
Collegeresearchpapers.info
Collegetermpapers.info
Custompaperorder.com
Edupapers.net
Eduprice.com
Psychologytermpapers.com
Termpaperexample.com

The eduwriters.com home page states that they "have been in business since 1998." However, Whois records indicate the following ages:

4termpapers.com (2000-09-03)
5paragraphessay.com (2004-10-21)
Arthistorypapers.com (2004-07-27)
Bigpapers.com (2003-02-22)
Buyaresearchpaper.com (2008-01-22)
College-essays.info (2004-09-02)
Collegefunds.net (1999-01-31)
Collegepapers.info (2004-09-02)
Collegepaperstore.com (2006-09-19)
Collegeresearchpapers.info (2004-09-02)
Collegetermpapers.info (2004-09-02)
Custompaperorder.com (2006-02-27)
Edupapers.net (2002-08-24)
Eduprice.com (2000-03-11)
Eduwriters.com (2002-12-15)
Psychologytermpapers.com (2004-07-27)
Termpaperexample.com (2004-07-27)

As one can see, the oldest, essay-related site (4termpapers.com) from the list was created on September 3, 2000. To prove that this is an honest company, the owner should tell us what essay-related site the company created in 1998.

Sir Waterbill,

Have you experienced any flaws in the firm so far? Working for 6 years is indeed superb, and very much convincing that the firm is indeed legit one.

thank you very much

kian91919, no

Hey guys,

I just have a question regarding one of the websites listed here, Bigpapers. Currently, I am seriously thinking about using for assistance on a topic, but I don't know whether or not the place is legitimate. If anyone would be able to tell me the place is perfectly fine and that the delivery dates are right on time that would be great.

Thanks

Cubby, i write for bigpapers and the site is legit. i have been writing for them for 6 years. thanks, Bill

i wrote for them before they had a website. that might be why. -sue

While I make *no* comment as to whether they are legit or not, I would say as a person with some experience in business organization that if they registered their first domain in January 1999, the idea that the business may have existed in late 1998 is hardly a stretch. The website doesn't say that they had an essay-related website then, just that they were in business then.

The domain that they registered in 1999 has absolutely nothing to do with the essay business. Their oldest essay-selling site was registered in September of 2000. So, I stand by my request.

But the website never says that their business in 1998 had anything to do with essays, either. That's the point I'm trying to make here. You're asking them to prove a claim they haven't made.

Your point is completely invalid. From the Eduwriters.com home page:

"In business since 1998, we . . . provide custom research, writing and editing services to students and professionals. . . . Our writers research, write and edit papers on a variety of topics . . . ."

And you're omitting quite a lot there, aren't you? The actual sentence is this:

In business since 1998, we have provided thousands of people with the help that they need for school and for their professional lives.

Grammatically, what that says isn't even that they've actually been providing educational/professional help for people since 1998. It makes two separate claims: they have been in business since 1998 (probably true), and they have provided educational/professional help to thousands of people (depends I guess on what you define as 'help' but probably true enough). If the first website had to do with college funding, it's even likely true combined, that they were providing educational assistance in 1998.

We provide custom research, writing and editing services to students and professionals.

This is under a separate heading: "What We Do". It's also in present tense. It says nothing about what they did ten years ago.

Now, take the following sentence:

Since 1998, we have provided custom research, writing and editing services to students and professionals.

That would be a claim that would be seriously undermined by the fact that they obviously did have a web presence by early 1999, but that web presence was unrelated to essays.

What the site actually says, though, is really nothing more than that they existed at that point, which seems most likely true. They could have manufactured buggy whips at that point. The essay writing operation could have opened last week and nothing on that website would be false as long as they do really write essays now and the parent company was really open in '98... although they'd have to work pretty fast to get thousands of customers in the week since they shut down the buggy whip factory, obviously. (Or maybe not. If they just employed 1001 college students, the original sentence could even be true of the buggy whip factory.)

Look, you are COMPLETELY overlooking the fact that any writer or student who reads that site will rightfully assume that what the company provides NOW is what it has provided since 1998. It is the COMPANY'S duty to clarify otherwise. As it stands now, it is a misrepresentation.

Well, obviously, I didn't assume that myself.

Your username is I think a good one: Writers Beware. Caveat emptor, as usual, in other words.

Being in business since 1998, even if they used to do something completely different, says a small amount about the company--that the owners haven't flaked out and run off to Belize yet and have some experience in management, etc. So, it's something. No, it's not as much as people might want. But, seriously, if you're going to write papers for a living it would seem like a really good idea to learn how to read critically.

I suppose there's a possibility that they did this maliciously, but in that case, why not just lie, or at least be a lot more cunning about the half-truth? Otherwise, maybe they have a reasonable assumption that to the reader, the difference between a company that started in 1998 doing college funding help and branched out to essays in 2000 and a company doing essays since 2000 is not significant.

They could definitely be cheats and thieves in a million other ways, but this is pretty standard marketing. Just off the top of my head, the Heinz ketchup bottle says it was established in 1869, but it definitely wasn't made with high fructose corn syrup originally... and it wasn't even part of the Heinz line until the 1870s sometime, as I recall. He started out making horseradish. But, really, that's not material to the ketchup consumer.

If you meant this comment as an insult against me, personally, this thread is going to head in a completely different direction. Please clarify.

They could have been working from their doem ooms, apartments, or college library at the time. It could have been an informal existence but yes, meets the requirements as per the start of the business. They do not need to explain too much in their about page. The history is not as important as the proof of their being a U.S. based company with U.S. educated writers, offering services with a proven record of reliability that students can count on.

The company has been out of business for several years now. While historically known for not maltreating their writers there were constant issues with the quality of work produced by their writers. The company did try to stay afloat but, when refunds started cutting into their investment capital, the partners decided to cut their losses and sell. I'm not sure what name the company goes by now or if the writers are still treated fairly. The original writers pool remember the company fondly. They can only hope that the new owners continued the fair writer treatment. Thone who left when the company was sold got a seperation pay which helped the writer's get a new start in life. It wasn't much in terms of dollars, but for the 3rd world...