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Proof that essaywriters.net[DND*] has been ripping off writers for YEARS


WritersBeware  
Apr 03, 2008 | #1
Following is a link to the translated version of a 2004, Ukrainian language forum page on which Yuri (Yura), owner of fraudulent essaywriters.net[DND*] (bestessays.com[DND*], superiorpapers.com[DND*], besttermpaper.com[DND*], etc.) makes excuses as to why he and Alexey rip-off their local, Ukrainian writers. Yuri also admits that he was partners with Alexey, owner of fraudulent MasterPapers.com (Academica-Research.com), and then blames Alexey for the fraud against the writers. LMAO! The Ukrainian frauds can't stand each other!

- The Truth Shall Set You Free
eizo444  - | 5  
Oct 04, 2008 | #2
i dont know why essaywriters.net is so wicked. i mean, how can they be behaving like this? after a writer takes all the stress of writing a difficult paper, they refuse to send payment when it is time to pay. evan after deducting huge fines from your money. this is terrible. i wish i had known their true character from the beginning
bce  - | 1  
Jul 23, 2009 | #3
Ripped Writeressaywriters.net ARE FRAUDS! THEY DON'T PAY THEIR WRITERS! BE WARNED!!

Hi fellow writers and editors,

Just a warning to you all that essaywriters.net are a terrible writing company.

They cheated me of over $1000 in writing services despite my high caliber writing style. BE WARNED!!! They will use all sorts of bogus "penalty" claims to tell you why you aren't being paid for your quality writing!!!

Thankfully, there are other far better companies to work for so stay away from essaywriters.net if you don't want to work for free :)

Best,

BE
WriterJohn  1 | 37  
Jul 23, 2009 | #4
you are a fraud, ant your statements
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Jul 23, 2009 | #5
essaywriters.net has 200% fines, and arguing with their staff is a nightmare. they act like their own writers are scum, and always favor the customer.
cocklejoe  3 | 115  
Jul 23, 2009 | #6
ant your statements

Yes, ant them, quickly :)
newsie  - | 2  
Jul 23, 2009 | #7
HI! I'm producing a story for a U.S. cable news network on essay writers and how they have scammed millions of people. Please let me know if you are wiling to talk. e-mail me at newsbstr2@gmail

Thanks!
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Jul 23, 2009 | #8
crap. all those prayers for a class action lawsuit rep, and I get a smear-doc producer.
WriterJohn  1 | 37  
Jul 24, 2009 | #9
if all is fraudelent what is not? I know you guys here work for and defend *********
but besides that - what else is not fraudulent?
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #10
See, when you point out that one company is located in one part of the world or another, I really don't have anything against it. I never contested any of those claims to be false (although I don't know if any of those claims are actually true either). The problem is when you insinuate that a company lying about their location generally produces products that are inferior to those produced by another company that you claim is not lying about their location (that is, ET). That's just unsubstantiated and misleading cow dung. ^_^
OP WritersBeware  
Sep 05, 2009 | #11
EW, I'm not claiming anything. We're well beyond mere claims at this point. It is a legally established fact that your employer is from Ukraine, yet he falsely advertises that he is "American" and displays multiple, ever-changing, fake addresses in America. That is fraud-plain and simple. It is also an established fact the all (or virtually all) of your employer's support staff members communicate in very broken English, with Ukrainian accents. Moreover, it is a well-known fact amongst current/former writers that the majority of freeelancers hired by EssayWriters.net are unqualified, ESL writers (not "good," ESL writers) that deliver subpar writing that customers do not expect after paying for a "professional, American writer with a PhD degree from an American university."

Now, once again, if you have any evidence whatsoever that ET or any other American company engages in such fraud or deception, I wholeheartedly encourage you to post it so that I may have justification to tear them to shreds. Deal?
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #12
EW, I'm not claiming anything.

but that does not substantiate that...

a company lying about their location generally produces products that are inferior to those produced by another company that you claim is not lying about their location.

While they're not experts in the language, almost all of the support staff I've ever encountered in ew can communicate effectively in English. Of course, being competent in the English language and being a competent support personnel are two different things and I do agree that ew's support team does need considerable improvement. See how you try to make false generalizations every time you think you can get away with it? :)

Moreover, it is a well-known fact amongst current/former writers that the majority of freelancers hired by essaywriters.net are unqualified, ESL writers (not "good," ESL writers)"

Fact? There we go again with the "I hope I can get away with this" generalizations. :D What's your evidence that a majority of ew's writers are inferior? The writers who come complaining here about not getting paid? You have virtually no idea how many writers ew has (neither do I) so stop making it seem like you have the facts. As far as foreign companies are concerned, recent times have revealed that there are writers like pheelyks and rusty who despite having English as their first language did or are still working for foreign companies that you consider fraudulent. Who knows how many more of the writers that you consider fit for American consumers have worked or are working for the very companies that you call substandard?

The point is, you're a sorry excuse for a person and everyone here knows it. We can all fight with one another over who can write better essays or who's company is less of an a** but when it comes to the subject of your character, the only one you can count on to defend it is yourself, and that is really, REALLY... sad. ^_^
OP WritersBeware  
Sep 05, 2009 | #13
a company lying about their location generally produces products that are inferior to those produced by another company

Um, yes, it absolutely does. Your employer lies to consumers and falsely advertises his writers' location, native language, and qualifications because he is a deceptive scumbag who is WELL AWARE that he cannot compete fairly/honestly with legitimate companies in the US, UK, and Canada BECAUSE his writers are generally inferior.

How do I know that the writers are generally inferior? Here's my list:

1. Dozens, if not hundreds, of consumer complaints online;

2. Hundreds of postings on the Internet by utterly inept, ESL writers for essaywriters.net who have no business purporting to be "professional writers in the English language" (yet essaywriters.net intentionally advertises them as such in order to FOOL consumers);

3. The pathetically low pay that essaywriters.net offers is completely unacceptable (and downright insulting) to the vast majority of qualified, professional writers in the US. Therefore, the owner of essaywriters.net inevitably stocks his writer pool with mostly unqualified, ESL writers from foreign countries who can't type grammatically sound sentences to save their lives, but whose personal circumstances drive them to work for peanuts and get taken advantage of by essaywriters.net's owner. That's the plan.

4. Testimonials from many, American writers (including members of this forum) who dabbled with foreign ripoff companies like essaywriters.net (if for nothing more than curiosity) before leaving after realizing that essaywriters.net's advertised payouts are grossly inflated in comparison to actual payouts.

5. The truly legitimate companies in the US do not hire unqualified, ESL writers. They don't get through the door! This is a fact of which you are fully and admittedly aware, as evidenced by your comments concerning why YOU can't work for ET because of your location. By generally excluding foreign applications, companies like ET are protecting American consumers by eliminating any possibility that unqualified, overseas, ESL writers will slip through the cracks. (Yes, there are also unqualified writers in the US, but companies like ET filter and exclude those applications, as well.)

See how you try to make false generalizations every time you think you can get away with it? :)

Sorry, my claim is neither false nor a generalization. Do they lie about being American? YES. Do they use fake, "American" names? YES. Are they effective communicators? NO. Are they honest and law-abiding in their communications? NO. Do they respect American laws? NO. Do they respect consumer rights? NO. I could go on and on juxtaposing them with the native English-speaking employees of legitimate, honest, law-abiding companies in the US.

The point is, you're a sorry excuse for a person and everyone here knows it.

As usual, you resort to PERSONAL ATTACKS because you can't hang with me in a legit debate through a single post. You don't have a moral bone in your body, criminal. You have the nerve to question my character, considering your absolutely disgusting business practices? Give me a break. My character is not in question. I'm the one who HELPS people and selflessly educates the public with facts that your dirty employer desperately wants to hide. I'm not the one who engages in and promotes ILLEGAL activity. I'm not the one who intentionally lies to and defrauds consumers, using as justification how "good" I think that my writing may be in order to RAPE consumers of their natural right to make an informed choice.
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #14
Give me a break. My character is not in question. I'm the one who HELPS people and selflessly educates the public with facts that your dirty employer desperately wants to hide.

ROFLMAO! Nope, you're the one who tries hopelessly to make it seem like you're helping customers when all you're doing is smearing all other options for them so that they would eventually choose the company that you want them to choose.

1. Dozens, if not hundreds, of consumer complaints online;

That cannot be said of all foreign companies. ET itself suffers from lots of complaints (oh wait, are all those from posers? Lol!!!)

2. Hundreds of postings on the Internet by utterly inept, ESL writers for essaywriters.net who have no business purporting to be "professional writers in the English language"

1.) Who's to say how many of those are just posers as well?
2.) Most of those who post here are writers who were fired because of their incompetence.
3.) Others like rusty who left the company willingly are in fact competent writers.

. The pathetically low pay that essaywriters.net offers is completely unacceptable

I only write for ew when the pay is at least $10/page. On the average, I earn about $20/page from them with some orders paying as much as $50/page or more. I'm sure that I'm not alone in this situation as there are people who sometimes beat me to getting the good orders.

4. Testimonials from many, American writers (including members of this forum) who dabbled with foreign ripoff companies like EssayWriters

How long did pheelyks work for UVO? How long did rusty (does he count? he's Canadian... or are Canadians inferior to Americans in your eyes when it comes to writing in English too? :) work for ew?

By generally excluding foreign applications, companies like ET are protecting American consumers by eliminating any possibility that unqualified, overseas, ESL writers will slip through the cracks.

So you finally admit that ET would never hire foreign writers no matter how qualified they are. Does that mean that highly competent writers who don't happen to live in the U.S. should just forget about making money from writing U.S. students' homework? Haha! That's precisely why no matter how "evil" essaywriters.net or any other foreign company seems to be, their existence is still preferable to your ideal scenario.

Game, set, and match.
OP WritersBeware  
Sep 05, 2009 | #15
So you finally admit that ET would never hire foreign writers no matter how qualified they are.

LOL!

By generally excluding foreign applications

You truly are incompetent. Do you not understand the definition of "generally"? Do yourself a favor and look it up.

Game, set, and match.

Yes, in my favor.

Now, once again, if you have any evidence whatsoever that ET or any other American company engages in such fraud or deception, I wholeheartedly encourage you to post it so that I may have justification to tear them to shreds. Deal?

Hey, EW, why don't you explain to everyone why you continue to intentionally ignore this offer? I'll tell you why-you know that if you publicly accept, you won't be able to provide any evidence of unscrupulous activity at all, which will further prove me correct, and you'll play the fool for all to see. If I'm "biased," prove it! Provide me with some justification to criticize any of the companies that my investigations have shown to be honest and law-abiding. We both know that your only option is to hide and avoid the challenge, so I'm going to continue to smack you in the face with it. LMAO!
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #16
Do you not understand the definition of "generally"?

Generally: Normal practice. What's your point? If you claim that there are exceptions to this general practice then mind backing it up with proof? ^_^ Oh wait, you CAN'T!

*will we read proof from WB regarding this statement above? nah.. prolly just some grammatically correct but completely unrelated statements.*

Now, once again, if you have any evidence whatsoever that ET or any other American company engages in such fraud or deception

You mean hiding their true location? No. Does it matter? No.
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #17
EW's pay rate was competitive, if towards the low end. they had a lot of piddling $3 orders, but they had good stuff too.

I'm all for defrauding the customer in this industry. the avg. customer in this industry is a complete ********.

it's when they start defrauding good writers that I start to get agitated. mostly it's because I don't understand it. it's like killing the golden goose.

I know I get on WB's case for thinking everyone west of Berlin is the ghost of Ivan Drago, but to a certain extent, I think the problem is a background in autocratic HR that a lot of these mill owners have, combined with a newfound taste for the excesses of early market capitalism. it makes them want to **** everyone over, whether it's good for them or not.
OP WritersBeware  
Sep 05, 2009 | #18
it's when they start defrauding good writers that I start to get agitated.

Exactly.

They shouldn't hire unqualified writers at all, ever. EW falsely claims that they only screw the "crappy," ESL writers (who never should have been on the payroll in the first place).

I know I get on WB's case for thinking everyone west of Berlin is the ghost of Ivan Drago

I never suggested any such thing. In fact, I have stated on numerous occasions that there are legitimate companies that originated outside of the US, UK, and Canada. I could name one company in particular, but I won't. I will simply tell you that the company started in Poland, and conducts legitimate, honest business.

I have also invited EW to provide me with any evidence of fraud undertaken by American companies, and he can't. He expects me to invent evidence just to be "fair" and "even-handed" with his employer. Sorry, that's not how it works. I just report the evidence.
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #19
it's when they start defrauding good writers that I start to get agitated. mostly it's because I don't understand it. it's like killing the golden goose.

I agree.

Hey WB, catch.

Oh wait... does this mean that you are finally accepting the fact that our friend rusty here is a competent writer? ^_^
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #20
oh, I'm much more than competent... :)
OP WritersBeware  
Sep 05, 2009 | #21
Oh wait... does this mean that you are finally accepting the fact that our friend rusty here is a competent writer? ^_^

Please quote the post in which I claimed otherwise, because I certainly do not remember doing so. The only problem that I had with him is that, if I recall correctly, he attacked me first-end of story.

Is it my fault that probably 99% of documented fraud in the industry originates in Ukraine and Pakistan? Again, anyone, I gleefully invite you to provide evidence that will justify me pulverizing American companies.
EW_writer  21 | 1981 ☆☆☆  
Sep 05, 2009 | #22
Right.. so much for this:

*will we read proof from WB regarding this statement above? nah.. prolly just some grammatically correct but completely unrelated statements.*

I'll get back to work now. I got 2 CVs and 3800 words that I have to finish by Monday.

oh, I'm much more than competent... :)

Right on. ^_^
megmarie77  - | 3  
Oct 25, 2010 | #23
Hi everyone. Ya, I started to write for EW several weeks ago. They did not pay me, and when I inquired as to why, all they said was 'please wait for payment' and then I inquired further and they told me they posted all the money to the next pay period. We will see whether or not they will pay me then.
forumregulator  1 | 162  
Oct 25, 2010 | #24
You are a one of the many victims of the poor quality control systems put in place by most of these companies. Owing to unreliable in-house quality checks, they mostly rely on feedback from clients, who may sometimes take up to a month to respond because they too have to wait for the professor's comment on the paper. Matters are even worse if the writer in question is new to the company. Therefore, to protect themselves against disputes they hold your money for the longest time possible and use all sorts of tricks, from payment methods being 'verified' to an account being 'investigated'. My advice is, be patient especially if you believe taht you are a good writer because they will want to hold on to you if that is the case.
megmarie77  - | 3  
Nov 04, 2010 | #25
Well, it is now another pay period and they still have not paid me. The excuse this time is that there is a technical difficulty and payment will be sent soon.
OP pheelyks  
Nov 04, 2010 | #26
So, are you going to get a clue and stop completing orders for them until they pay you? If writers would quit producing for these companies when they pull this crap, the crap would stop getting pulled (or the companies would fold up and go away).
forumregulator  1 | 162  
Nov 04, 2010 | #27
I wonder how much they owe you, but I know they will eventually pay you. The challenge for you now is to avoid troublesome situations-things such as plagiarism, questionable quality and repeated lateness. These crimes carry a risk of your pay going in to 'hold' and if that becomes the case, then you will have to wait for no less than three months to get paid and the amount you get will be half the amount owed. Specifically, this is the time for you to avoid writing on subjects you are not familiar with and also avoid any customers who show any signs of being whinny.
OP WritersBeware  
Nov 04, 2010 | #28
Why are you going out of your way to suggest that essaywriters.net is in any way a legitimate company?
forumregulator  1 | 162  
Nov 05, 2010 | #29
I was just stating the facts as they are, based on my own experience. I have absolutely no interest defending any of these companies because as you can clearly see, I am no business owner and as a writer it would serve my interests better to dishearten potential competition. EW has the upper hand over megamarie77 here, and I think she does not have much of choice but to play it safe until her she gets her money. she can go wild thereafter.
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Nov 05, 2010 | #30
it's possible to make some $ with EW for a while, if they think they are baiting you into a bigger prize, but watch like a hawk. at some point they will turn, 100%. be ready to jump.
Hassan56  - | 2  
Nov 09, 2010 | #31
are EssayWriters.net good for clients
Cite  2 | 1853 ☆☆☆  
May 03, 2021 | #32
I get a smear-doc producer.

He isn't a smear doc producer.Based on my experience,these " producers " are actually competitor site owners or people wishing to set up their own system, based on the experience of existing writers. Note that the email address of the 11 producer " doesn't sound professional in any way. He is merely fishing for information, there is no actual documentary being produced.
noted  10 | 2062 ☆☆☆☆☆  
Jan 09, 2022 | #33
When business partners have a falling out, the end result is a Cold War the likes of which we have never seen before. If these warring factions could draw blood from one another, they would. The way that these two still go at each other's throats these days tells me that their business fued is money driven. The anger that they have for one another is definitely based on money and how they were both stealing from one another, thinking that the other had no idea what was going on. When they finally realized they were stealing from each other, the end result was a parting that was not pretty at all and, has made their the worst of business competitors. Nobody wins and their businesses suffer because of it. Smearing one another online all the time does not prove a point, nor does it shut either company down.
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