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Researcher  8 | 310  
Jul 30, 2009 | #1
Sigma Research is a UK based service currently hiring writers. Anyone willing to signup may do so by logging to sigma-research.net

No one interested?
mre  1 | 169  
Aug 01, 2009 | #2
"We welcome you to a completely new world of freelance writing where your chances to earn unlimited amount of income are unlimited..."

*blink*

Are you serious with this sentence?
OP Researcher  8 | 310  
Aug 02, 2009 | #3
Are you serious with this sentence?

Better ask those who are operating this site....
lionking  - | 6  
Dec 10, 2009 | #4
I have already provided evidence-in this thread and others-that both sites are fraudulent.
WRT  16 | 1656 ☆☆   Company Representative
Dec 10, 2009 | #5
Lionking - plagiarising, cheating, lying, 3rd rate quality site owner:

I have already provided evidence-in this thread and others-that both sites are fraudulent.

Copied directly from an Emma_H post.

Do you honestly believe that you are going to drive customers to your site through your dirty, low, marketing tactics?
yori  - | 5  
Feb 28, 2010 | #6

Sigma-research - fine to work with them, do they pay?



what about sigma-research.net. Is it fine to work with them or ?????????
OP Researcher  8 | 310  
Mar 01, 2010 | #7
Yes. it is .. they pay
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Mar 01, 2010 | #8
from the sigma site:

"Our rates are competitive and are in-line with our competitors however; it is our firm belief that hard work shall be rewarded adequately. Our bonus system is unique and offers our writers a great chance to earn highest amount based on the number of positive feedbacks they receive from our customers. We will pay as bonus to our writers the highest amount earned by them in particular month provided they get highest ratings from our customers."

the lack of correct articles; the counting of non-countable nouns; the lack of correct punctuation; the perplexing, and somewhat sinister, use of "however" in the first sentence...

I wouldn't get my hopes up.
OP Researcher  8 | 310  
Mar 04, 2010 | #9
the lack of correct articles; the counting of non-countable nouns; the lack of correct punctuation; the perplexing, and somewhat sinister, use of "however" in the first sentence...

same old s--hi*
WritersBeware  
Mar 04, 2010 | #10
Yeah, from you.

Proof of fraud:

/forum/es/fraud-essaybrunch-com-ukessaywriting-co-uk-mastersessay-com-1492/
rustyironchains  12 | 696 ☆☆  
Mar 09, 2010 | #11
"The writers' panel area is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance work due to which you will not be able to access it for the next 6-12 hours. Sorry for the inconvenience."

this has been up for about a week.

the site is showing zero orders.

sketch city.
Cite  2 | 1853 ☆☆☆  
May 16, 2021 | #12
the site is showing zero orders.

The site did not stay up for long. It never managed to come back from maintenance mode. My guess is that there were no writer applicants since even the potential applicants could see the writing on the wall. The company owners had no idea howto get the business off the ground. That is where it stayed. They area warning to anyone who thinks itis easy to launch a writing website that works as writer employers.
noted  8 | 2042 ☆☆☆☆☆  
Nov 17, 2021 | #13
Talk about direct writer recruitment. I never heard of launching a company without essential staff onboard before. Normally, the writer's pool is staffed with at least 12 writers before the launch. Then the company allows the SEO to work its magic in recruiting additional writers. These guys did it in reverse. Which is probably why nobody wanted to use their services. No writers on staff means no papers delivered on time. They tanked their oven business in the process. The wrong word of mouth information filtered to the students, and nobody bothered to correct the misinformation. Thatis the more believable reason for the company that never was.
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