What makes a good essaywriting service for writer?

Dear Forum members:

I'm really excited to run across this forum, hope you guys could give me some good feedback. Let me first give you some background on me.

I've been a freelance/custom essay writer for four years now. Started out with a very small outfit called Junglepage, then moved on to alot of different sites, including all of the major hitters (SNR, essaywriters.net, UKEssays, etc). While being involved in freelance writing, I've also started a career in internet entrepreneurship. I've started one angel funded venture out of Los Angeles, won two MBA business plan competitions, and currently am consulting on a venture backed social networking service.

After years of using all of these sites, I'm frustrated just like the rest of you at their quality of service, and how they treat both customers and writers. So now that I have some free time, I think its finally time to do something about it myself. To that effect, I'm planning to launch my essay writing service on a completely new premise that I think will really help out the entire writing community and customers to get maximum value both ways.

I know demand for our services will always be there, so my key focus with this website is on how to find and keep the BEST writers. I know its not just about how much money I offer, and I'm hoping for some good feedback on what you guys would love to see an essay service offer.

Here's my promise, I will take every one of your suggestions seriously, and will give you a full feedback report on all of the features that I will implement for writers in the coming weeks.

I'm not scamming, don't work for a major company, and I'm very sincere. Please help me help all of you make something that will be both profitable and worthwhile.

Hope to get your feedback soon!

Thanks alot!

Sincerely,

Ge

Get the hell out of here with your empty hype and self-promotion! You either didn't bother to READ the terms of service or simply chose to ignore them.

Moderator, please delete this useless thread before it goes any further.

Sorry, I really mean to make anyone angry.... I'm just trying to get feedback before I launch my website. I thought I used a polite and appropriate approach with my post. You are of course free not to comment.

It just seems like the majority of posts on this forum are about the bad experiences they've had with their site. I haven't started mine, I'm not recruiting, and I'm sure once you see my site you'll get my concept is very different. So all i'm looking for is suggestions and tips on how to keep writers happy.

Won't that help all of us out? Thanks!

Ge

Did you notice the NAME of this site? It's not called "EssayHelpFor NewTermPaperMillOwners.org."

No advertising or self-promotion allowed--period.

Okay let me rephrase my post then, I merely wanted to get feedback, thought it would be polite to introduce myself first....

What qualities of an essay writing service do writers find most beneficial or missing from current websites?

Would that be more fair? sorry for the confusion WritersBeware, I really had no intentions at all for self-promotion, I'll let my site speak for my reputation. Thanks for the feedback though, as you can see I just joined this forum.

Sincerely,

Ge

I don't care how you twist your questions to appear as though you are trying to selflessly assist all of the writers about whom you care so dearly. You may not ask such questions here, as your sole goals are self-promotion and personal profiteering.

If you continue pushing the issue, your IP address may be blocked.

1. good pay (50% of what you're going to charge customers would be good.)

2. cheap provisions for sending pay through bankwire (since most of us, non-American writers live in places where PayPal isn't so useful)

3. clear cut rules on refunds. IMO, the only things that warrant partial/ full refunds are the following: 1.) the project was written poorly (lots of grammar errors and so on). 2.) The project was plagiarized 3.) The project specifications were not followed. Partial refunds should depend on how likely it is that the student could still benefit from the paper.

From my observations, a good essay writing that treats it writers fairly takes their writer's health into consideration. That means, they do not make the writers work almost on a 24/7 basis with almost no time to rest or sleep. I have seen my friends fall ill working for these unreasonable essay writing companies that seem to think their writers are automatons that require no rest. That is the best way to lose your writers.

Pay out on a 50/50 pricing scheme for the cost per page. While the company does handle the backroom dealings and client negotiations, the writer does the heavy lifting and deserves at least equal pay for the work that is done. Revisions go to them, not the company so they should be properly compensated for their troubles.

Ensure that the writers are not unfairly fined for their work. The fining system is just another way for the company to keep more cash for themselves and pay the writer a pittance for his work. The company can afford to revise the papers without fining the writers, they only pay the writers about 30% at the most for the actual cost of the job so be fair. The company loses nothing and their QAD is a big joke or in most instances a department of liars who rely on software programs they don't even understand to do their proofreading jobs. Don't unreasonably use Copyscape on your writers.

I've definitely had weeks of nearly-constant work at the expense of sleep and health, but only by my choice to take on a lot of projects.

Virtually all notable essay sites allow writers to confirm/bid/take on jobs that they are comfortable working on. I'm yet to come across a situation where writers don't have control over how much work they are expected to deliver by a certain date and time. Only unexpected revisions occasionally increase pressure on a writer who had a planned schedule of what to deliver on.

This is particularly true. In all situations, writers have full control over the volume of work that they're receiving. I've had difficulties before wherein I was unable to deliver as effectively and speedy as possible because I tried to acquire so many orders within a such a short period of time (influx of work came in the site which pressured me to accept as many as I can because there was a huge drought in the number of orders beforehand). Afterwards, most of the difficulties I encountered were because I had multiple clients asking for revisions at the same time and within the same time frames. All of these could have been avoided if I had simply been more careful.

The OP sounds more like he is making empty promises he knows he cannot keep. He was just paying lip service to the writers at this forum. I do not doubt that he was hoping to con some of the "innocent" writers here into working for him. I mean, sure, he can treat them fairly for a few months. Then, just like all other academic writing company bosses, he would have begun to whip his writers with penalties and fines. He would have worked the same way as the others. He would have placed the writers in his company into a lull, give them a false sense of equality, and fair treatment, before letting the axe fall. I am all too familiar with these types. They will say anything to get what they want. A writer would have to have been a fool to fall for it.