More Student Network Resources Orders

It depends on the time of year, as with all essay-writing services.

And yes, there are some people who seem to post on here 24/7 as if they live in the place and do nothing else in life.

Either that, or more than one person is using the same handles.

VeronicM:

I don't think more access is given to seniority.

SNR's goal is to get writers to pick orders as fast as they are posted.

The number of papers available depending on season--vacation times are often slow times.

Chester

thanks for bringing new life to this necro thread, tester.

it reminds me: if we can't discuss ET, we can discuss Student Network Resources, ET's parent company, right? this seems like an easy loophole around a recent problem.

As I said, they were okay for a while, I then i git cheated very badly at the end. That's all.

By the way, I no longer work for any of them, either. I did this for a few years and that was more than enough. I rarely say anything positive about most of them, with a couple of exceptions.


Always ask Writers Beware if you want information about SNR. No one on here knows more about them. LOL

Michael McHugh (th63) has been exposed as a lying, serial plagiarist. Evidence shows that he's also an alien conspiracy theorist. Wonka wonka!

Why on earth would he resurface with the very real and apparently very legitimate threat of a lawsuit? This takes his irrationality to a new level.

I think the exact same thing every time he shows up for more punishment. The guy seems to be quite irrational.

John's Mom, you are part of the company in question, so nothing you say here should ever be considered in any other light.


Once again, you seem to be confused about who I am, but everyone who's on here regularly knows that you're really the owner of the company and its main representative. That's why you're here.

And what a chorus they are, just like little echoes of each other.

Because the amounts that have been mentioned are in the small-claims-court range.

I checked out SNR's page, and it appears that the message "SNR has accepted your application" goes through no matter how many fields you leave blank on its application (including captcha and email fields).

what's going on with this company's HR?

I don't know, but I went to their Facebook page again and looked more closely. In a comment on March 7, they told two posters there: "we are not currently hiring any new writers at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience and will let you know if this changes in the near future."

facebook.com/pages/Student-Network-Resources-Inc/206114442732786

Rusty, they refused to hire your crooked ass years ago. Get over it.

As usual, editor75 is blatantly lying.

PROOF:

service with a smile! >CLICK<

editor75 = liar with a straight face

So, are you at least going to attempt to explain why you blatantly lied?

New writers can expect to have limited access to orders at the company servers. Order visibility access increases over time, depending upon how in demand you are as a writer and, if there is a quick return on the investment the company makes in you (spelled: no refunds). You cannot expect to gain access to the complete server immediately. You will see your possible choices increasing as you also take on more and more complicated papers at the server. Do a good job, avoid refunds and penalties, and you should see more orders appearing in your server listing over time. It isn't about seniority all the time. I have senior writers whom I have granted limited access to the server because they have not been proven to be able to write academically beyond a certain type of paper.

I wonder what happened to the writers of this defunct company. Did they change occupations after the company closed shop? Were they employed at other writing companies? Or, did they go into business for themselves? It would be nice to know what became of them specially in the post pandemic world of academic writing. I hope they survived the calamity.

As for available work listing, most companies these days are complaining about not having enough work orders to go around their writers pool. It appears students have become more cautious these days and no longer hire just because they can afford to do so. They consider other factors these days before signing up for a company or independent service.