| mcozire |
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Jun 4, 09, 05:53AM
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Hi everyone! Everywhere I look in this custom essay writing business all I seem to see is scam scam scam, there are sites out there that say even this site is a scam.. Its all scam..
So I just want to know is there any one decent out there you can just point me in the direction of a legit good custom essay writing service out there please!!
Thanks.
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| chacha420 |
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Jun 4, 09, 06:05AM
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I don't think all are scam. Few losers here lack the vision to distinguish between right and wrong. The so called evidence produced here may be subject to questioning also becuase what is presented on the internet is mostly an unverified information, so considering such type of information as evidence, presenting such information as evidence is itself a flawed attempt to distort the facts further.
Most of the writers here are those who somehow had a history of bad relationships with their freelance employers therefore naturally you can expect the type of behavior reflected on this forum.
Most of the essay writing services are probably small firms with very limited staff and resources therefore they may not afford to register themselves as partnerships or companies and that is perfectly all right i think. Most of the largest companies in the world are still family owned businesses and they became only public when faced with strong financial difficulties. It is all about your attitude and ability to see and materialize the opportunities rather than making excuses and blaming others.
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| mcozire |
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Jun 4, 09, 07:20AM
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You seem pretty level headed about the whole thing.. Have you used specific writing services before? What did you use?
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| Carly |
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Jun 4, 09, 09:23AM
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Hello Mcozire,
I think you'll find it is against the forum regulations to ask for recommendations.
This forum is for members to report on essay scams, and warn others of their experiences.
If you ask for recommendations you'll only notice a lot of people will come out of the woodwork to promote their service by hiding behind a fake name, and posing as a customer - so it's really not worth it anyway.
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| humble |
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Jun 4, 09, 11:07AM
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Hey mcozire What kind of assistance do you need?
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| serene |
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Jun 4, 09, 11:24AM
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mcozire: Everywhere I look in this custom essay writing business
What is your subject?
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| learner |
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Edited by: learner Jun 4, 09, 11:41AM
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chacha420: It is all about your attitude and ability to see and materialize the opportunities rather than making excuses and blaming others.
Dear Chacha, for a change, can you please change this stinking, slimy, nauseating name of yours. You scum of Asia!!! Personally, I think this whole essaybrunch fraud of yours is a part of some money laundering front for a more lethal and nefarious enterprise. And pleasing stop bothering the writers of Indian origin with your **** smelling proposals. And Ya Ya Yup, your English is definately getting better. Sure you have dedicated the mosted educated cook at essaybrunch to deal with this forum. Perhaps you can try some more cosmopolitan sounding name like UNCLE KICKMYASS, UNCLE SHAMELESS, ETC.
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| chacha420 |
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Jun 4, 09, 12:04PM
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learner: your English is definately[b][/b] getting better
I don't need a certificate for my English from an Indian A*****e
watch your own spelling my so called Indian Genius
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| learner |
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Jun 4, 09, 12:42PM
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I simply do not have to bother about my spellings or grammar while dealing with a shi*ole like you. That is the fun of interacting with obstinate and shameless a*sholes. The fact is that you are a dirty, sahmeless, unscrupulous,
SCAM SCAM SCAM.....!!!
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| learner |
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Edited by: learner Jun 4, 09, 12:45PM
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AND ITS GOOD THAT YOU ARE LOCATED IN ICELAND. COURTESY ITS FREEZING TEMPERATURE, OTHERWISE THIS WHOLE FORUM WOULD HAVE BEEN STINKING BY NOW.
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| FreelanceWriter |
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Edited by: FreelanceWriter Jun 4, 09, 08:08PM
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I believe there's more than enough information posted on old threads to figure out which commercial sites or freelancers are probably legit, which ones are technically "legit" but provide an inferior product, and which ones are outright scams. There's also some info about helping the legit companies get your orders actually taken by their writers once orders are placed. You can also use the search functions here to check previous posts from anybody who strikes you as likely to be credible.
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| Confused Agent |
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Jul 28, 09, 07:34PM
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I need help, too! I have been reading this site for a couple of hours and it is toughy to sit through! People here seem to be constantly arguing. :(
Writing (typing) is exhausting, at least for me anyways!
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| rustyironchains |
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Oct 20, 09, 07:26AM
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congrats, chacha-- it's true that your English is much better.
all you other tools who think it's OK to speak broken English, as long as you "know your material--" take note. chacha brushes up his English, and almost immediately, newbies like mcozire are calling him "level-headed," and practically begging to do business with him.
no one who actually speaks English gives a rat's *** about your engineering degree, if you can't arrange your prepositions correctly, and refuse to pluralize your nouns. these are instant red flags that you need to be treated like a fool, because you are "not from around here." sure, it sucks, but guess what-- it's like that.
so, slick, chacha. keep up the good work, and keep working on those articles. remember, first mention, "a;" second and subsequent mentions, "the."
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| EV14 |
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Oct 23, 09, 02:13AM
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I'm new here but just wondering why the people who seem to so desperately need a good ghostwriter not just PM the obviously intelligent, coherent members of this forum to get the job done? Seems like the path of least resistance...
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| pheelyks |
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Edited by: pheelyks Oct 23, 09, 03:44AM
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EV14: I'm new here but just wondering why the people who seem to so desperately need a good ghostwriter not just PM the obviously intelligent, coherent members of this forum to get the job done? Seems like the path of least resistance...
No protection for the buyer or seller, which does exist at reputable companies.
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| Timon |
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Oct 23, 09, 09:26AM
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EV14
they can't PM, until they have 15 useful messages
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| EV14 |
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Oct 23, 09, 12:54PM
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Two good points. Thanks for the clarification.
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| stomasz |
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Edited by: stomasz Oct 23, 09, 03:38PM
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mcozire
Try getting off your lazy, corrupt ass and writing your own paper. You make me sick. Instead of working hard to EARN your degree, you just order it up like a f*cking pizza.
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| pheelyks |
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Oct 23, 09, 05:15PM
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stomasz:
I agree with you in some ways, but at the same time the level of b*llsh*t involved in earning most degrees makes college itself--and the degrees they hand out--virtually meaningless. A college degree is not a measure of intelligence or education; it generally just shows that someone's parents were wealthy enough/willing and able to take out enough loans to send them to school.
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| FreelanceWriter |
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Edited by: FreelanceWriter Oct 25, 09, 01:31PM
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pheelyks: I agree with you in some ways, but at the same time the level of b*llsh*t involved in earning most degrees makes college itself--and the degrees they hand out--virtually meaningless. A college degree is not a measure of intelligence or education; it generally just shows that someone's parents were wealthy enough/willing and able to take out enough loans to send them to school.
I would add that in most majors, the writing requirements are nothing but a hassle for students and serve very little purpose. That's particularly true when the topics are completely arbitrary and selected by the students. Engineers need to learn engineering science and that is hardly enhanced by having to sweat a "term paper" on the history of a specific bridge of their choice. Likewise, nursing students need to learn nursing science and protocols and benefit little from having to scrape together a paper about one particular disease. One of my best friends is a great nurse with 10 years experience now and he'd never have made it through nursing school if he'd had to have written his own papers on some diseases just to satisfy writing requirements. Only Journalism and Writing majors (etc.) should have to worry about writing requirements once they're already in college.
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| pheelyks |
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Oct 25, 09, 02:02PM
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FreelanceWriter: Likewise, nursing students need to learn nursing science and protocols and benefit little from having to scrape together a paper about one particular disease.
This is one of my biggest pet peeves. The number of nursing assignment orders that I'v completed regarding various "nursing theories" makes me want to gag. I'm not suggesting that true medical theory is unimportant, of course, but I'm sure you know what I mean--these nursing theories are like most of the management theories out there--i.e. a great deal of b*llsh*t that leads to absolutely no practical gain. Nurses need to know facts, and they learn the most in the trenches during nursing residencies and their first years on the job. Deciding which perspective of nursing they should employ from a textbook's recommendations is worse than useless--it's a massive waste of time.
FreelanceWriter: Only Journalism and Writing majors (etc.) should have to worry about writing requirements once they're already in college.
yes and no...I mean, yes, in an ideal world, but the writing level of the average college freshman (in my experience) is ridiculously abysmal. I don't think it should be as easy to get into college, but if they are going to admit people who still struggle putting together a five paragraph essay (which drive me nuts, by the way) or even a coherent sentence, then they ought to make sure they can really write by the end of their sophomore year--or kick them out.
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| FreelanceWriter |
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Oct 26, 09, 03:47AM
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pheelyks: yes and no...I mean, yes, in an ideal world, but the writing level of the average college freshman (in my experience) is ridiculously abysmal. I don't think it should be as easy to get into college, but if they are going to admit people who still struggle putting together a five paragraph essay (which drive me nuts, by the way) or even a coherent sentence, then they ought to make sure they can really write by the end of their sophomore year--or kick them out.
I agree; I just don't think there's any point to trying to force someone to work on his or her writing. If you can't form a coherent written sentence by the time you're in college, I don't think mandatory written "research" assignments are going to help very much. People preparing for careers that won't involve much writing should have the option, not an obligation, to improve their writing in college. Anybody who actually benefits from college writing assignments only does so because he or she wants to work on writing. If you're studying nursing or mechanical engineering, all you really need to be able to write are e-mails at work and Post-It Notes on the frig at home.
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| pheelyks |
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Oct 26, 09, 03:50AM
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I absolutely see your point, but college (and life in general, for those that could afford it) used to be about education largely for education's sake. Writing skills are a fundamental measure of a person's ability to organize and originate thoughts; the lack of writing ability is not necessarily important in and of itself, but if viewed as a measure of overall intellectual capabilities the current state of writing at every level of schooling paints a rather depressing picture of our (my?) generation.
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