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scoobydoo Joined: Dec 10, 09 Threads: 1 Posts: 1
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Dec 10, 09, 04:52AM
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Yes, I was desperate and I contacted these lowlifes thinking they might be able to write a portion of a paper I needed. Of course, it was not until I placed the order did I come across this site and realized what a mistake I made.
Long story short, I got the paper when promised and it remotely resembled what I asked for but....THE WHOLE PAPER WAS PLAGERIZED! I ran it through a plagiarism program I have and it came up clean but since I had already been doing some research, I recognized some of the content.
They played with the formatting so it would come through as clean, but aside from recognizing some of the content, the program I used also said there were 900+ vocabulary errors. When I spell checked, it was giving me some funky stuff. I hand typed some of the sentences, fed them into Google search and viola!
The whole paper was plagiarized (and not very well) plus none of the sources cited were legitimate. I'm contacting my cc company and backing out the charge. I've learned my lesson. Aren't there any writing services out there that are on the up & up?

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WritersBeware Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 110 Posts: 6232
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| Edited by: WritersBeware Dec 10, 09, 02:33PM
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This is the same company in Pakistan that lost the lawsuit to SNR. In order to "hide" their blatant copyright infringements, they intentionally search-and-replace certain letters ("A," "S," "T," etc.) in the English alphabet with equivalent- LOOKING characters from the ancient Cyrillic alphabet. The characters LOOK the same to human eyes, but search engines interpret the Cyrillic characters as unrecognizable entities. Therefore, when a customer pastes into Google a random selection of text from the delivered paper, Google displays "Your search did not match any documents."  These crooks think that they are clever, but I'll always be more clever. Hence, I will continue to expose them.
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anky Joined: Dec 30, 09 Threads: 4 Posts: 35
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Jan 3, 10, 08:25PM
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SpotTheDonkey: those who respresent essay sites, like WritersBeware of EssayTown - she has a vested interest in disparaging and lying about her (better) competition. Strange I thought writersbeware is a genuine guy..
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WritersBeware Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 110 Posts: 6232
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| Edited by: WritersBeware Jan 3, 10, 09:40PM
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anky: Strange I thought writersbeware is a genuine guy.. Listen, cretin, your game is obvious. Stop trying to spread your asinine, off-topic, personal propaganda into other threads. For the record, my previous post in this thread contains some of the most in-depth, eye-opening, interesting evidence/information EVER to be posted in this forum. You're a joke.
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FreelanceWriter Joined: Oct 8, 08 Threads: 2 Posts: 380
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| Edited by: FreelanceWriter Jan 4, 10, 03:08AM
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scoobydoo: The whole paper was plagiarized (and not very well) plus none of the sources cited were legitimate. I'm contacting my cc company and backing out the charge. I've learned my lesson. Aren't there any writing services out there that are on the up & up? I imagine if you can refer your cc company to the plagiarized sources, getting a refund shouldn't be a problem at all. Yes, every company that I write for is totally legitimate. Writers are individuals and you might like the work of certain ones better than others; that's why they allow you to request specific writers (and why I always suggest sticking with the same one after you get a good essay). They're also human (mostly), and sometimes get sick, have family problems, or screw up deadlines, but probably a lot less than the average professional person does at jobs where you don't deal with juggling short overlapping deadlines constantly. They also track our missed deadlines every month. I guess it's against the rules to list the companies I write for but it's not too hard to figure it out. I'm not saying they're necessarily "better" than any other legitimate company simply because I know nothing about any other companies besides whatever I've read here. All I know is if you order a paper from any company I write for, you always get what you paid for unless nobody takes the paper, in which case you get a 100% refund. If the writer makes mistakes, you get a rewrite within 48 hours and usually much sooner. By all means, post any truthful complaints about any company right here; if you form an opionion that a particular company (or person) is legitimate and honest and not a scam in any way, I think you're allowed to post that too, but I'm not really sure.

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kami Joined: Mar 6, 10 Posts: 2
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Mar 6, 10, 07:21AM
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Mar 6, 10, 05:48PM - Attached on merging: academicwritinghelp.com
Beware - I bought a paper from academicwritinghelp.com and it was total crap. It was 97% plagerised. When I requested a revision - the only revision was changing a few words and using find/replace to change "many" to "numerous". And, of course there is no refund - only another revision. Avoid this service like the plaque.
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WRT Joined: Sep 29, 09 Threads: 13 Posts: 1640
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Mar 6, 10, 12:31PM
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kami: of course there is no refund You're definitely entitled to a refund and need to pursue it. You have two options: 1) contact your credit card company (assuming that it was a CC payment) and request a CHARGEBACK. Tell them that the service/good ordered was not delivered. If through PayPal, do the same. 2) take a look your payment receipt - who's their payment processor? If you can find that out, all you need to do is contact them, report the vendor as fraudulent and cite the order # as it appears on the receipt. Kami - in the future, use better judgement :(
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jerseyrebel16 Joined: Mar 4, 10 Posts: 16
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Mar 6, 10, 01:40PM
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Kami--WRT is right. The only real problem here is that you have a 97% worthless paper. You should definitely be able to get your money back. Good luck with the paper.
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kami Joined: Mar 6, 10 Posts: 2
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Mar 6, 10, 03:51PM
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Thanks for you insight. I am going to try your suggestions.
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WritersBeware Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 110 Posts: 6232
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Mar 6, 10, 04:16PM
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The site is based in Pakistan. It's owned by the same people who lost 555 of their original essay sites due largely to stealing intellectual property from thousands of innocent parties around the world.
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Tyler8686 Joined: May 5, 10 Posts: 4
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Jun 23, 10, 09:44AM
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kami, i'm sorry to hear your experience man... You know, when I got my paper from them, I was ********** because I got an email from my prof with instructions asking me to Turn It In... I went to turnitin.com and I realized I can't even submit any senior friend's paper! but I was close to the deadline and afraid I'd fail the module, so I took a chance. Thankfully I ended up with a B+ in the paper otherwise I was screwed... what's more, the paper was worth 40% of the weightage - I don't think I would've passed the module if the weightage was less. But I was so scared I promised myself I'd always work ahead of time. There was no good reason for me to wait till the last moment. Ideally I shouldn't have to get other people to write the paper for me. But I can be such a lazy arse... Bleagh.
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WritersBeware Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 110 Posts: 6232
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| Edited by: WritersBeware Jun 23, 10, 07:06PM
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Tyler8686 = fraudulent representative of AcademicWritingHelp.com
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pheelyks Joined: Jan 20, 09 Threads: 6 Posts: 1091
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Jun 24, 10, 02:13AM
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"weightage"? Really?
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WRT Joined: Sep 29, 09 Threads: 13 Posts: 1640
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Jun 24, 10, 07:12AM
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pheelyks Joined: Jan 20, 09 Threads: 6 Posts: 1091
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Jun 24, 10, 09:26AM
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I found that link before I posted and double-checked with the OED. It is a word, but a very obscure one with a highly specific meaning, and not one that native speakers bandy about.
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WRT Joined: Sep 29, 09 Threads: 13 Posts: 1640
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| Edited by: WRT Jun 24, 10, 10:18AM
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pheelyks: native speakers bandy about Exactly! Did you catch the origin of the word? I never ever knew there was such a thing as `Indian English.' I won't ever accept any other form of English besides ENGLISH ...
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WRT Joined: Sep 29, 09 Threads: 13 Posts: 1640
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Jun 24, 10, 10:27AM
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Tyler - make up your mind - are you a (wannabe) Brit or American?
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Fracturegang Joined: Sep 12, 08 Threads: 7 Posts: 501
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Jun 25, 10, 03:17AM
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WRT: Tyler - make up your mind - are you a (wannabe) Brit or American? Have you had the wart off your scrotum?
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Tyler8686 Joined: May 5, 10 Posts: 4
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| Edited by: Tyler8686 Jul 1, 10, 03:26AM
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guys, guys... stop blowing your lids. I have nothing to do with the website except that I bought a paper from them, once... And I was considering using their service again for some office work that requires internet research when I came across this thread and decided to share my experience to see what you guys say after hearing about it.
can you recommend some other website that is not a scam? I need demographical data specific to a few states from multiple sources...
Ps. I did my schooling from Singapore. The news channels try to copy BBC and the radio jockeys imitate American RJs. Not to mention our schooling is British but then we go to Australia or US for university and our English gets effed. Check this out as far as 'weightage' is concerned: :)
[url=http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_5251 92.html]CLICK![/url]
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Tyler8686 Joined: May 5, 10 Posts: 4
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Jul 1, 10, 03:31AM
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WritersBeware: Tyler8686 = fraudulent representative of AcademicWritingHelp.com What BS... I understand you're good at exposing people, but with comments like that, I don't know how much stuff u say is BS... at least don't diss honest comments... we all come here for clarification or help in figuring things out.
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WritersBeware Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 110 Posts: 6232
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Jul 1, 10, 12:26PM
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Tyler8686 is fooling nobody.
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