Has anyone outsourced their master's thesis?

sallysuelovesyou	Observer	Nov 22, 11, 10:27AM \| #1
Joined: Nov 15, 11 Threads: 6 Posts: 17	Question for you guys out there: Has anyone outsourced their master's thesis? Or has anyone written one for someone? Just curious :)

montis	Student	Nov 23, 11, 11:04PM \| #2
Joined: Nov 23, 11 Threads: 1 Posts: 6	SallySueLovesYou that sounds like a very dangerous thing to do. Imagine what would happen if one of the people at your thesis hearing decided to do a little online research..

sallysuelovesyou	Observer	Nov 24, 11, 02:19PM \| #3
Joined: Nov 15, 11 Threads: 6 Posts: 17	Funny you should think that I am talking about my own master thesis :) Just doing some research.

FeelingProsperous	Student	Nov 28, 11, 08:42AM \| #4
Joined: Nov 15, 11 Threads: 1 Posts: 7	I'm sure some have but wouldn't suggest it. Good way to be scammed! If they need help, they should hire someone locally where they can meet with them IN PERSON and discuss the scope of their engagement.

MeoKhan	Writer	Nov 28, 11, 02:54PM \| #5
Joined: Jan 9, 11 Threads: 4 Posts: 1,117	sallysuelovesyou: Has anyone outsourced their master's thesis? Or has anyone written one for someone? I guess "outsource" is too heavy a term to refer to writing a master's thesis. Professional writers do it on a regular basis because it's their job. We have EW writer here who does things so remarkably that no one can even dare to think of.

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