The Essay Industry Reputation Being Destroyed by a Handful of Spamming Owners...

Pari		Oct 27, 10, 03:15PM \| #1
Joined: Oct 27, 10 Threads: 3 Posts: 3	We need to consider a formal cease and desist letter sent to the dang essay company that has been aggressively spamming every wiki. Something that makes it clear that further spam will be prosecuted as criminal computer trespass. They have a tangled web of cover companies, so I'm not sure if they are a US firm or have a US presence that will allow for an easy C&D process. However they account for over 50% of all interwiki spam, and are slowly adding new links to all wikis. They are the single major source of spam for Wiki Spot. http://wikispot.org/Abuse/Essayspam These websites and many more are spammers, scammers and full of fraudulent business practices. In October 2009, we noticed people signing up on HomeTownRent websites with strange email addresses and poorly-written rental listings which were actually ads with links back to one of these sites. A simple automated purge and some extra human vigilance have zapped these guys, but we thought it wise to share some cautionary notes to any who stumble across their purported services. http://blog.hometownrent.com/2009/10/28/exposing-essay-and-paper-writing-sc ams/ Does anyone know these websites? If they spam Wiki and other reputable sources to the point they need to send them a C&D letter no wonder the reputation of legitimate essay writing websites is in the toilet..... Why the legitimate companies have to suffer because of a few irresponsible punks who own hundreds or thousands of fraudulent websites?

pheelyks	Writer	Oct 27, 10, 04:31PM \| #2
Joined: Jan 20, 09 Threads: 8 Posts: 3,796	I don't know that this industry has an exactly stellar reputation to begin with, but the fact is most of the fraudulent companies are in countries like the Ukraine, Pakistan, and other parts of the world where legal systems are much looser and much more corrupt. Trying to shut them down is like playing whack-a-mole.

Kisii1941		Oct 28, 10, 04:36PM \| #3
Joined: Oct 11, 10 Posts: 10	This noble industry is not being destroyed by spamming owners but companies that pretend to be genuine yet they don't pay their writers on time. Am sorry to say this but 4writers.net is such a company. Please don't take advantage of writers.

pheelyks	Writer	Oct 28, 10, 06:33PM \| #4
Joined: Jan 20, 09 Threads: 8 Posts: 3,796	Kisli, you need to find work in another industry. It isn't right for companies to refuse to pay you for work for which they have collected money, but you do not have the requisite skills to write academic papers in English.

Kisii1941		Oct 28, 10, 07:37PM \| #5
Joined: Oct 11, 10 Posts: 10	Hi pheelyks, I was not trying to show case my prowess as an academic writer but raise an issue that is affecting thousands of writers in my country. Most of them are full time academic writers but they are conned their hard earned cash.

pheelyks	Writer	Oct 29, 10, 12:59AM \| #6
Joined: Jan 20, 09 Threads: 8 Posts: 3,796	How very noble of you. Hopefully the people you are defending write better than you.

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