Which writer sites can one easily get writing accounts?

which sites can one easily get writing accounts?

This forum isn't about helping s-i*ty ESL writers find new ways to take customers' money for low-quality papers. If you want to be taken seriously, enroll in some English courses taught by qualified individuals (and probably native speakers) before you start taking money for writing things in English. Until you do that, you will remain exactly the type of person this site is meant to expose and warn against, not assist.

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I don't need to. I speak and write far better than the average native speaker of English (and AM a native speaker of English), and while I cannot claim to be flawless I certainly do not make repeated errors in grammar, syntax, and word usage.

As for the rest of your post, I would request that the mods un-asterisk those three words so at least this filth might make some sense, but it probably wouldn't help. Thanks for having such an open and constructive conversation, and enjoy your second world poverty.

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Really? The best insult you can come up with is reposting a picture stu4 posted as an insult to you, which was itself a repost of a picture WB used?

You plagiarize your forum nonsense, so there's no question regarding your value as a "writer."

correct your immigrant English .....................Really? The best insult you can come up with is reposting a picture stu4 posted as an insult to you, which was itself a repost of a picture WB used?

You plagiarize your forum nonsense, so there's no question regarding your value as a "writer."

[Moved from]: Writer Group Accounts

Which writing companies have room for group accounts? I know of essay writers[DND*]

How does a group account work?

what exactly is a group account ?

What is happening over at EssayWriters writer accounts?

Over the past week the number of writers at essaywriters.net[DND*] has dropped from 2300 to 1090. Does this mean that they have closed all this accounts? Has anyone been affected?

My guess is there have never been 2300 real accounts in the first place. Just like there are no "98% of satisfied customers."

The academic outsourcing sites actually send out notifications to writers who have had inactive accounts for more than a year to remind them to log-in so that the account will remain active.

It is very possible that they did have that many writers on staff but then the writers probably got embroiled in some payment issues with the company (the most common reason that they would stop checking into the account) and decide to just let the account "expire".

This was probably one of those instances. The company does some "spring cleaning" every so often, specially when the orders on the server become less and less so that there are not enough orders to go around the existing writers accounts. When the "hot" season, meaning the regular school year starts up, they open the vacated slots to a new set of victims, I mean writers. Then the cycle begins anew.

The number of writers that you saw listed are probably the number of currently active writers on the site. Meaning they have ongoing work. That count is different from the overall tally of writers registered with the site.

It can get confusing at times to try and figure out how many writers there actually are so I stopped trying to figure it out a long time ago.

Getting writer accounts these days are all dependent on the number of companies a writer is already affiliated with. Since the academic writing business is trying to "consolidate" their number of companies existing as websites, they tend to be more careful when hiring writers. You may not know it but the company you are applying to is an affiliate of the company you are already working for. Which makes it more difficult to get writing accounts.

There is no easy way of getting accounts these days unless you are willing to pay for someone else's account and assume that person's total identify. Yep. There are some desperate wanna be writers out there who would engage in identity fraud just to get a writing account. Don't be one of those writers. If you are already working for one or two companies, be satisfied. Don't try to get more writing companies into your portfolio since you may not be able to work for all of them anyway.

I didn't realize this until months after being into the field of academic writing. I tried applying for numerous sites and got turned down because I was working for the affiliate company. Then again, it wouldn't make sense for a writer to be part of the other company, considering the fact that they do in fact consolidate the orders into one pool. At the very end, the writer should find a way to be able to expand their writing portfolio to be able to create a full-time career out of this field.

Writers also shouldn't focus too much on how many "companies" they are working for. While diversifying your career is different, to be able to retain customers in specific companies and platforms is what is more important. To make it sustainable, don't look for companies that are just easy to get into. Instead, look for companies that are actually communicative, friendly, and fair to their writers. Whatever the definition of the execution of these three are would be largely just dependent on the writer's perception himself.

Just out of curiosity, does that mean they disclosed that information to you in response to your application or does that mean that they just rejected your application and you figured out the reason for yourself?

I think that Study Review just pieced the information, along with suspicions that these bits and pieces of "information" may have created to come to a personal conclusion. While those in the know can actually confirm that the overseas based writing companies tend to have umbrella companies, the writers are never told of this nor would the company confirm it if asked. It doesn't take much research to confirm this on your own. A good researcher should be able to uncover the information using some computer search prowess.

Thanks, but I was simply asking him what he meant by the following:


What he meant by that is hardly something that anybody else can "research" other than by asking the question simply and directly. One thing a good researcher never does is draw totally baseless conclusions based on assumptions about what may or may not have been in someone else's mind with zero evidence to support those conclusions other than an uninformed guess..