Most of the time they have their own website which provides essay so most probably if someone posts a genuine comments they probably gonna edit it them self and block your profile or do such things. The websites on recommended are their own or have paid to them.

Read through a couple of posts... Gosh, people are weird there. Why would you spend the whole day arguing and insulting others... Don't all these people have a life or something? Quite miserable way to communicate with others... just all about wasting time... though the aim of the web is quite nice, all those arguments make it quite hard to distinguish valuable information.

According to my professional experience, EssayScam.org is exactly what people need when choosing an academic writing service. As a writer helping students achieve their goals, I would say it's one of my top three most important resources. I don't post comments every day, but I do visit a few times each week to see what's happening.

Students do not want to have to wonder whether they're buying a useless paper, and professional writers do not want to waste time with an illegitimate company. I make my living as an academic writer, so I always need to find the best essay/research websites. Some of them are brilliant, but others are outright scams. Most of the people on this planet don't have access to high quality education, so for every great academic writing business there are probably 20 bad ones.

Before ordering a paper, the smart first step is to click around the Essay Scam forum and see what people are saying. You can see what students say about the companies, and sometimes a company representative gives a response, so it's easy to get a sense of whether they seem professional and reasonable. Searching the forum is probably the most accurate way of evaluating an essay/paper writing service. Even though some of the discussions are strange – it's almost always interesting, and it really is an important part of your process when ordering a custom-written paper.

Essay Scam even has some historic significance. It's a well-established discussion forum that plays a key role in an extremely young industry. There's nothing new about students hiring writers, but the online academic writing industry made the idea of actually writing for a living a lot more realistic. As a professional academic writer, I take that seriously. The site makes it easy to find the websites operated by educated people who are serious about writing high-quality, well-researched, 100% original papers.

I've been working as a freelance writer for a few years. I don't agree that EssayScam.org is to be avoided. Just the contrary, unless your goal is to get hired by non-reputable employers who fine or don't pay their writers. I've had a "pleasure" to work for a couple of freelance writing agencies negatively reviewed there and the sentiments and experience matches mine 100%.

True, some of the discussions are not very focused, but writers (or students) can easily find what they want by starting a new thread and asking a question.

Don't expect a warm welcome because that's how the academic freelance writing business (or any other business) may be. Some posters may be your direct or indirect competitors and others may lie about their credentials.

PS. About writers and some foreign services lying about their credentials or location. It IS a very important issue because when students/customers get scammed, we writers don't get business. From my own experience, 60-70% of writing agencies that claim to be based in the UK or US are in fact from Ukraine, India, Pakistan, or even China. It's easy to check it - just look on the payment receipt (or bank transfer if applies).

All in all, there's no other site like EssayScam and you can either love it or hate it. But you cannot ignore the massive insight information published there.