To All Writers: WHERE ARE YOU FROM?

Please comment with the Country of you origin and number of years of your experience in writing.
Lets have fun fam'

Great idea-- you first.

Huh? No comprendo hombre.

Okay I'll play: I wanna know where I can find Queen Sheba. She's a sassy momma. I want some of that spicy chocolate.

Ever heard of an 80's horror movie called "C.H.U.D." (Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers)? Start there.

You absolutely make no sense(which is not surprising anyway).
Nutcase, how's your phantom hunting excursions? Any Pakistani or Kenyan phantoms in sight?

Mentally unstable morons like you find little sense in anything.

Back to the question guys :p

Let me explain how this works: You are the OP (original poster). You are asking us to divulge information that you, yourself, have not provided. Therefore, nobody is going to answer the questions of a disingenuous OP. Additionally, you have garnered the attention of the Essay Scam gate keepers. Have you ever seen a rolling bar fight? They're passing through your thread right now.

Just like your name, you are so immature graphophobius

Yep, you got me. Immature. You win. But you still haven't provided answers to your own questions, which appears to be a common theme among posters here. Here I'll answer for you:

Ambitious is an ESL writer from some country in Africa. It could be Nigeria, Kenya, or someplace in the middle. He has zero years of professional writing experience.

Tell me I'm wrong.

What is wrong with you man. Is it a crime to be an African writer?
How professional are you being a racist???
Am a professional writer from Korea and shame on you for hating on African writers. English might be their second language but they are good in writing as most of the websites which claim to have ENL writers lie since most of those writers are from Africa and other ESL countries.

You are neither from Korea nor a professional writer. The manner in which you typed the quoted sentence is a dead giveaway as to your location, which I pretty much knew anyway. That you are a brazen liar comes with the territory, literally and figuratively.

I had asked you to answer your own question, but you either refused or didn't quite grasp a few things. It seems to be more the latter. You've demonstrated the typical ESL/ENL response:

1) Lack of understanding via a poor display of logic.
2) Persistent side stepping.
3) Jump to accusations of bigotry, racism, etc.

Try a different approach.


Oh, and I'll answer this. Yes, in most cases it is a crime to be an academic ghostwriter from Africa. I am applying this to multiple races from the continent, so you could probably say that I am a multi-cultural racist with fine tastes.

I'm from Kenya.

I am where I can of most help to my clients. My actual location is not important. All the client needs to know is that my company is reliable and my writers are professional. I run a tight ship and they will always get what they paid for. The location and number of years aren't important. There can be long standing writers here to can barely get the job done and new writers who deliver impeccable papers. So where the writer is and how long he has been at this job isn't important when the quality of work speaks for the writer and company itself.

The location of the writer is very important in this case. You have to understand that if you are not educated within the educational system of the client, then you will struggle to write the paper. You will produce sloppy work, and the clients will be dissatisfied with your final product. You will be too busy refunding orders to actually make any money from academic writing. You should be honest about your location and write only for students who will benefit from the educational system that produced you as a writer. Do not ambition to write beyond your actual exposure and training.

No problem. I was born and raised in NYC, went to grade school on 85th Street, high school in Riverdale, college in Upstate New York, and law school in NYC. How about you? Where are you from, originally? At what age did you immigrate to the US? What is your primary language?

Since I am not actively engaged as an academic writer anymore, I do not see any need to divulge any personal information within this thread. I am already retired and will not be accepting writing jobs now or in the foreseeable future so giving that information to students via this discussion is pointless. Thanks for asking though. Since you are still actively engaged in the job of an academic writer, it is important that the students know your writer background. I am sure sharing it here will help you gain more inquiries regarding your services.

I just figured that you might want to share your own history, too.

Thanks for thinking of me. I am good where I am and with my current status at the forum. If I ever decide to pick up academic writing again, you can bet that I will be straightforward with my clients, in private.