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New UK Law comes into place on 28th May (Replies: 2) [Essay Services] Today May 9

PeterParker: Hey Corvus, Surely it's only a matter of time before the law is taken on by more countries? PP

essaysoncall? (Replies: 12) [Essay Services] Yesterday May 8

Lavinia: Ilit, you can complain through paypal. You have to do it within a short period of time, like a month from the purchase, so initiating the complaint through paypal asap is important. If they don'...

has anybody tried writers.ph? (Replies: 77) [Essay Services] Yesterday May 8

kian91919: Hi biodata: tips and tricks Do not plagiarize and make sure you follow the instructions of the client biodata: never mind the delays and deductions, i can do way with it With the delays, I'm...

hi has anyone written for Academia Research? (Replies: 41) [Writing Employment] May 7

corvus: undermycanopy: 3. The number of orders have gone down dramatically over the past week. While I haven't really felt its effects as I'm busy with my day job, I am really curious as to why this...

phd-dissertation (Replies: 3) [Essay Services] May 5

traveler: just submitted to Phd-dissertations. Should hopefully hear back within a week. They messed up on my billing. I sent an email saying I would dispute charges unless they got back to me in 3 days. I rece...

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These essay writing agencies or freelance employers promise honesty and integrity as a way to lure innocent people -- both students and writers -- into trying their writing services or becoming a part of their working team. Sadly, however, their promises are hardly ever fulfilled.

Some of these term paper websites (regardless of their country of origin) often hire writers whose first language is not English, partly as a way of cheating their writers out of an honest wage. Of course, they do not tell their clients this.

They also fail to inform their clients that the papers they sell are often plagiarized, or won't be delivered on time. When the clients complain, these companies often threaten to sue their own clients!

Because they drape American or British flags as well as "independent certificates of quality" over their websites, and repeat words like "honesty" and "integrity," students or prospective employees are tricked into thinking they are legitimate companies. But all they care about is money, and they don't care how they get it.

EssayScam.org exists to help both students and freelance writers by exposing the terrible companies who mistreat their writers, sell shoddy products to their clients, and generally lie and cheat in order to earn a fast dollar.

EssayScam also exists to tell the truth about how these companies cheat their customers and writers, violate their confidentiality, and form shaky business associations.

EssayScam wants to expose one of the more insidious practices of these illegitimate companies: their habit of slandering the honest companies so as to make clients think they have no other choice but to patronize them.

We are also here to protect legitimate term paper companies and freelance writers from the occasional dishonest customer who tries to get his or her money back even after they receive a good, decent paper.

EssayScam.org believes that all students and freelance writers deserve to know exactly who they are dealing with when they seek help or employment from online term paper, essay writing, research, and/or dissertation assistance companies.

The reality is that there are both good and bad companies out there. We just want students and writers to share their real-life stories so that other potential customers or writers are able to tell the difference (if possible).

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