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Sya ba itey! Aparisyon!!! Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 12:26pm





It's possible that you failed to meet the deadline, because the system locks you out from officially submitting the set if you're late even by just a second. It's also possible that the article you had submitted back then was rejected by the editors/clients. There are several possible reasons for rejection, including sub-par quality, insufficient word count, numerous grammar lapses, copyscape hits, overuse/lack of keywords, or noncompliance with client's instructions). Either way, it's natural that the writer will not get any pay for the assignment. I'm sure the Management would have provided you an explanation if you contacted them
I'm seeing a lot of newbies in the site lately, many of them not readily equipped with the necessary skills for content writing; many of them receiving rejection notices. What I find admirable is how they are able to accept constructive criticisms and learn from them. Many of them have improved. If you just try to get to know us, writers--who are by the way actual people, and who may sometimes be stalkers but neverrr scammers--you'll also get to know a lot of these success stories Like · 1 · 17 hours ago




If it did happen, you can help the company if you give the URL or code to the set you are referring to so the editors can properly investigate. Cheers!Like · 1 · May 2 at 8:01am · EditedArlen Kali i usually tend to forget everything on things that i want to forget :-)And i believe i already did my part helping the company by submitting an article and sharing my experience. I have nothing against Essays.ph, as i've mentioned, i learned and enjoyed the experience. ...When i say scam, i don't mean scum; and the mere fact that you yourself make money out of it is a proof that it is indeed a scam; a money making scheme:-) There is nothing wrong about a scam for as long as it is legal and fair. I find the Essay topic easy, interesting and intriguing. Maybe someday i'll go back just to meet the challenge, beat the deadline, and have fun: but as of now i am too busy fighting a war to do that. Thanks, CHEERS and good luck!!
Like · May 2 at 9:55am · EditedMadelaine Cailao Arlen Kali, by definition, scam is a DISHONEST way of earning money by DECEIVING people; it is a fraudulent business scheme. And essays.ph is not a scam, or any other companies that I have worked for before.Like · May 2 at 3:25pm
Arlen Kali A friend who is a business person once told me, "Businessmen are liars"; and another friend who worked in big companies before furthermore declared that deception is a part of business...I don't really want to dig into nor explain any further the reason why me and my friends sparingly called our means of earning money a scam. All i can say is that to some degree there is always dishonesty and deceptions in business specially on the employers part. Contractualization, low wages, are but few of the many different widespread dishonesty. You are so lucky to work in companies that are run by angels; but i am certain that those kind of companies are rare if it does exist at all. Some of my closest friends are business owners and a friend, who rose from rags to riches, was practically destroyed by his business and wealth....its not my intent to go deeper into this issue but i was somehow oblige to explain my point. I have an arsenal of proofs, but i want to maintain my first posted point about the word to avoid furthermore offending anyone.... scam is a means or ways of making money. Like · May 3 at 11:03am · Edited
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