Warning! New outlet of Essaywriters / writers.ph -Watch out ppl

Ok I just saw this website good-writers.com.

What struck me first that they had also ripped off the AR/Masterpapers employment form.Also when I was reading the testimonials I felt like laughing out loud.Here is how one goes and I quote:

[b][i]Writing is my passion, and I'm enjoying it now with EssayWriters. It is really appreciable to work with you, guys. I like the attitude, the transparency of the system. And direct communication between writers, support, and customers is of great help in daily decisions! I am thinking of making this my basic income."

Jennifer Bangot, USA

I mean what is wrong with these people.They don't even know the ABC of fraud. I mean come on ...if you have to fool hardworking writers by "phishing" them in through different outlets at least conceal your identity properly.They have cut/copy pasted their old testimonials here....

Tsk tsk...watch out writers...don't get a nervous breakdown working for yet another branch of the fraudulent Essaywriters/and writers.ph[DND*] trying to fool you.

similar interface as writers.ph. fishy.

Hi! It really feels great to find this site who has members that will truly understand how I feel about essaywriters.net. Like others, I was scammed. I never had a problem with them for a year they have been paying me. There are cases that they would tell me the customer was not satisfied with my job and so the payment has been refunded and then I was penalized several dollars. Until this year, they have this plagiarism test done for all articles and claimed my articles have been plagiarized. Bottomline, they did not pay me, waited for several months but all for nothing. I hope other writers would not even try registering with them.

essaywriters.net[DND*] creates fake "Writer Certification" organization to promote bestessays.com

To read the evidence, visit the - associatedcontent.com/article/1687934/the_web_kingdom_of_lies_is_further.html?singlepage=true&cat=17 - published article.

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writers be ware of writers.ph and essaywriters

essaywriters and writers.ph are professional scammers, They will activate your account and terminate it the previous day prior to your payment...to be on the safe side,please don't work for them.

You can add to that list, Freelancercareers.com. They are one and the same company - i.e essaywriters=freelancercareers.com=writers.ph. They will never pay. I am not very sure of their exact location, but the numbers their support team uses to call, are registered in Wilmington, Delaware. At least I am sure of two of these numbers, one is registered in Kent the other in Newcastle. So it may seem that, at times, the scammers are residents in the U.S. If you have information about their clients, which you can get if you are attentive to detail, you can warn them that they may NEVER use any "product" for which you have not been paid. Showing the client that you have not been paid for their orders is simple, their website used to provide one with that capability, that is, before they locked you out.

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writers.ph SCAM!!! (conned for $518)

I worked on their orders and they suspended my account for no reason, after asking why my account was suspended they terminated my account and conned me $518. Too bad. they are the same company with essaywriters.net

Uniwork, Inc. (writers.ph[DND*], Ukrainian sister site of essaywriters.net[DND*], et al) has been officially dissolved by the government of the Philippines and the SEC. Yuri and his associates have also been placed on a government "watch list," permanently banned from doing business in the Philippines.

sec.gov.ph/decision/mar%202011/case%20no.%2006-10-119.pdf

These people have a plan it seems ie pay tiny salaries to give confidence to the writers that they are genuine. Once the writers works hard and earns a lot they keep they money

>These people have a plan it seems ie pay tiny salaries to give confidence to the writers that they are genuine. Once the writers works hard and earns a lot they keep they money

Yes. They're called scammers.

I've been watching this forum for months but have only signed up today. My friend was actually scammed by this company. They kept $765. I felt a bit sorry for him as he had mortgage arrears and I chose to help him. Never ever work for this company.

Sad story. Odd that a student could afford to help his friend with a mortgage, but still sad even if it's not entirely true.

It is true. I lent him £170 just to reduce his arrears. My advice would be not to exceed more than 2-3 orders a month if you want to work for a writing company. I know it won't earn you much but some money is better than no money at all.

Of course, considering you have no experience working for a legitimate company whatsoever your advice is pretty much useless.

Being a student doesn't necessarily mean i'm a novice in the writing industry.

you have to be reasonable in whatever you post, don't be negative in all threads you post.

scam company...asiawriters, writers.ph, essaywriters, superiorpapers and the long list..keep off..

If you have another position in the writing industry, you're being disingenuous by labeling yourself a student here.

So BestEssays= EssayWriters born in Ukraine

True the freelancercareers.com[DND*] is another scam. They slap fines in the name of plagiarism before the payment day. Be careful with such sites.

All of the following sites are owned, operated by, and/or associated with the Ukrainian scammer, Yuri:

asiawriters.com[DND*]
essaywriters.net[DND*]
freelancercareers.com[DND*]
writers.ph[DND*]

Most likely because it is owned by the same company and run by the same people. They did not bother to change the interface because they come from a country that doesn't have much by way of investments. I bet they borrowed heavily to start their business and, because the original company became known as a fraud, they needed to set up another online storefront, just to try and keep their business running. These Filipinos really don't seem to be a bright bunch of people. They don't even know how to run a proper scam. Hahaha!

The second website that the company established is no longer online. From the looks of it, the website went offline fairly recently as the server still connects but no longer loads the related company pages. Since the owner of the company is located in the Philippines, as reported in this thread, maybe they ran out of money and could no longer keep both sites running. They decided to keep the better known company active instead. Do not misunderstand, just because the older company remained online does not mean that the company is better. As this thread warns, it is still a scam site and will never improve from that. It is just that they know how to balance the negative and positive reviews for their company so have managed to outlast their competition so far.