Selling Essay Writing Services- 3 Languages

English, French, Italian.
In order of skill, im currently a uni student and have passed my year 12 with a 95.4 enter score.
Request the essay topic and direction you want to take and word count, and i will complete it to the best i can.
You offer payment for the essay in any method and i will verify if it alright.
We can use a MM for payment, ill go first if you trusted, or ill write it and show you a 50 word cut/copy from it and then you pay me.

 

Which country do you live in? How much is the shipping?

 

If you want the essay in ink the shipping will be payed by me, as it is only paper.
I live in Australia, but just after christmas im moving back to the UK.
If you want your essay written with american gramatical changes eg :color, mom etc. I can also do that.
If you want the essay written in microsoft word, there is no charges for sending it to you via email.

 

I will also complete any EXCEL, VB, or any other I.T based work.
Maths is not my forte though

 

how much per job? I might be able to join you in your buisness im good at all subjects, im a honor student but can only write enlgish good grades all A's

 

Yes, i can see your english is top notch, buisness and elgish bro.

Ah damn, u cant sell me one because u dont know my language Maybe when i need some essay for english..

 

PM me a some of your work.


Yeah sorry only those languages, I can't really achieve much in Italian. Mainly French and English.

 

Ok i am working on an essay for social studies when i'm finished i will send it to you.

 

did this for history hw do not copy this in any way
btw im also applying for swat's service to so whoever wants me 1st gets me
heres example:
Civil war essay by lilpjer
When I glance over the world history book, I find it's a very interesting thing that the U.S has experienced twice Bourgeois Revolution while Britain only has had once. It's known to all that in the U.S the first bourgeois revolution is the War of Independence though which America has won the national independence. And the second is the Civil War. It is the latter that has really cleared the path for the rapid growth of capitalism and has made America a most powerful country in the world. It can be seen from this that the Civil War is an important chapter in the American history book. It's necessary to recall the past.
Prewar:

The Civil War broke out in 1861 and ended in 1865. During this four years the war cost America 618,000 lives. As to what caused the war, there are several reasons.
After the War of Independence economy developed very quickly because the U.S got rid of the control of Britain. And also during this period it expanded its territory from east to west, namely along the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast. Though the way of purchasing, annexation and forcible occupation the U.S obtained a lot of area. This is known as the Territorial Expansion. During this period a large group of people moved to the west area and lived there. This was a good opportunity to develop
Capitalism and industry quickly there. This is another important event in American history---the Westward Movement. It was these two events that aggravated the principal contradictions between the Northern states (herein N-states) and the Southern states (herein S-states) in the U.S---the contradiction in two different kinds of economic system, which had already existed in America. The one in N-states was Industry and Commerce while the other in S-states was Slavery (which was also a kind of caProxy-Connection: keep-alive
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talism but obviously different from that in the N-states.). As we all know that after the War of Independence economy developed very quickly in the N-states. The capitalism grew up in a quite good environment. On the contrary, farming or plantation still remained its important place in the S-states. And even they kept the slavery valid while the N-states had all outlawed slavery by 1830. In 1860 industry in the N-states ranked fourth in the world. Output value had reached 1,880,000,000 dollar. At the same time the S-states owned 4,000,000 slaves. Compared with the N-states, the S-states developed more slowly. This unbalance between two regions led contradictions. The four principal contradictions are shown as following:
Resource: The N-states wanted to protect resource
The S-states sold resource to other countries (mainly Britain).
Market: The N-states needed to sell more products to develop capitalism.
The S-states bought products from Britain.
Tax: The N-states wanted to higher tariff rate to protect industry
The S-states wanted to lower tariff rate.
Labor Force: The N-states needed more labor forces.
The S-states kept a great number of labor forces (black slaves)
And now with the development of the Westward Movement a new problem was arisen that it was necessary to keep slavery in these newly established states valid or not. Obviously all of these had been the obstacles to the rapid development of capitalism. Later slavery became the focus of all of the contradictions. When Abraham Lincoln, who was against the Slavery, was elected president of the U.S, this contradiction reached the climax. The S-states broke away and formed a new nation, the Confederate States of America. At the same time Lincoln made up his mind to maintain the Union. So in 1861 the Confederate States of America declared war upon the Union. Civil War broke out
Wartime:
It is known to all that the Union won the war. But at first they didn't get the upper hand over the war. Because the Confederate States of America had made a good plot while the Union underestimated the prospect of the war. So at first the Union was at a big disadvantage. Here I had to mention Abraham Lincoln again. In my point of view he has brought a radical change in the war. He promulgated two decrees " Homestead Act" and " Emancipation Proclamation." The former said: " a person who has worked on this land for five years can obtain 160 acre land after paying 19 dollar." The latter declared everyone was equal. The black men were set free. The two
Decrees obtained people's support, especially the support of the black people. After the declaration of " Emancipation Proclamation", hundreds of black people took part in the Union's army. Later the Union defeated the Confederate army at Gettysburg. This victory was the turning point of the Civil War. And then Lincoln made such an address ."..---that this nation, under god, shall have a new birth of freedom---and that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth." (Abraham Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address) The Gettystburg Address encouraged people. So it can be seen from this that all he had done had a great effect on the war. Finally the Union beat the Confederate States of America. On April 9,1865 the Civil War come to an end. But this didn't mean that all was over. Five days later Lincoln was assassinated. I think the Confederate States of America was doomed to failure. There are various reasons:
First it lies in the Slavery itself. It was crude in nature. The black people were treated badly. Obviously it was out of date. It is a saying that " a just cause enjoys abundant support while an unjust cause finds little support." Sooner or later it must be replaced by capitalism.
Second it lies in the actual strength between two armies. Just as I have mentioned above compared with the N-states, the S-states developed more slowly. The N-states were stronger in every aspect such as in army force and equipment although at first the S-states got the upper hand.
Furthermore it lies in the leader. The Union had a good leader---Abraham Lincoln while the S-states didn't realize how important it was. (Please refer the overleaf for detailed information.)
Now let's pay attention to what has the war brought to the U.S.
Postwar:
After Civil War the United States made a great progress in every aspect such as in industry and agriculture and so on. This was because:
First just as I have mentioned above Civil War is the second Bourgeois Revolution in the U.S. It has paved the way for the rapid growth of capitalism.
Second from then on the U.S was reunited. It created a stable political environment.
Last but not least the black people obtained freedom after the war. This provided efficient labor force to the development of capitalism.
As the Civil War is the second bourgeois revolution in the U.S, I think it is necessary to make a comparison between the Civil War and the War of Independence.
Similarities:
Cause: The development of capitalism was hindered before the wars.
Nature of the wars: Both were bourgeois revolutions. And I find that American people adopted the form of fighting in these two wars.
Influence: Both promoted the development of capitalism.
Besides all of these similarities there are some differences between these two wars.
Difference in causes: As I have mentioned above the main cause was that the development of capitalism was hindered. But the colonial control of England led the outbreak of the War of Independence while the conflict between two economic systems in its own country led the outbreak of the Civil War.
Difference in nature of the wars: Although both are bourgeois revolution the War of Independence was also a national liberation movement.
The U.S enjoys a high status in the world and plays an important role in the world affairs. How can a country that used to be a colony become the most powerful country in the world? I believe no one will deny that the Civil War is quite important chapter in American history book. I can see the benefits that the Civil War has brought to America, of which I think the rapid growth of capitalism and the freedom of black people are two most important ones. But I should point out that the Civil War doesn't thoroughly do away with the racial discrimination, which is still a serious problem. Nevertheless no one can deny that the Civil War is a very important chapter in American history.
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I am also wondering if you have room on your team to write essays. I currently only write in English, but couldn't a translator do the trick? I mean it would translate just good enough for the person speaking the different language to make the tweaks necessary to make it sound correct. I also have an essay I just wrote for my girlfriends humanities class. I am currently in college, I'm majoring in English/Literature, and I passed AP English my senior year in high school (equivalent to college credits.)
Edit- My MSN is [email protected] if you're interested in seeing my work, I don't want to spam the thread with a long post.

 

Take a look at this:

http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=687935

 

liljper: That essay has been ripped, please show me some of your own work, and even though the essay has been copied, it still has errors.

Code:

www.123helpme.com/search.asp?text=Civil+War

 

Word Count Needed: It says 270-300 words but the required information must be averaging 800-1000 words?

Age and Country: How old are you? What country do you live in?

Payment: I will complete this for $10 if it is around 500-600 words, if it reaches 1000 it will cost you $20?

 

that was my work... i submit essays to that site and get some of the cash it makes through advertisments... and im alredy working for swatcrew

 

... and i just finished another essay for someone...
lilpjer
The Boston massacre

The British had decided in to keep an army in the colonies and to tax the colonists to pay for it in 1763.The quartering act was passed in 1765. Colonists had to house British soldiers and give each one candle and five pints of beer a day. The townspeople yelled as 4,000 Redcoats got off their ships, and marched through the streets of Boston. It was 1768 and the Redcoats moved to Boston to make sure the people there paid their taxes. For two years the Redcoats were there, they threatened each other, fist fights broke out, townspeople threw eggs at the Redcoats, people trained their dogs to attack the Redcoats, and people also called them bad names. For instance, kids called them lobster backs and bloody backs. Also, it was very crowded on the streets, because there were about 20,000 people in Boston. By Sunday night, March 4th, 1770, Boston was boiling..... A little after eight, soldiers, with cudgels and tongs, emerged from Murray's Barracks near the center of the town. To the surprise of almost no one, a crowd-- composed largely, a hostile witness said, 'of saucy boys, Negroes, and mulattoes, Irish Teagues and outlandish Jack Tars'-- Gathered and traded insults with the soldiers. In the center of this crowd an imposing man who was no stranger to 'white people's quarrels.' His name was Crispus Attucks, and he was a Massachusetts native who had escaped from slavery and sailed the seas .It was Attucks, according to eyewitnesses, who shaped and dominated the action on the night of the event known to history as the Boston Massacre. And when the people faltered, it was Attucks, according to almost all contemporary reports, which rallied them and urged them to stand their ground. The people, responding to his leadership, stood firm; so did the soldiers. The two sides exchanged insults, and a fight flared. Attucks, who seems to have been everywhere on this night, led a group of citizens who drove the soldiers back to the gate of the barracks. The soldiers rallied and drove the Boston crowd back. On March 5th, British troops were quartered in the city to discourage demonstrations against the Townshend Acts which imposed duties on imports to the colonies. As a result of the constant harassment and some boys who began throwing snowballs the Redcoats had to start defending themselves. They began to fire at the colonists. Once the smoke cleared from the guns, five townspeople were dead, and others were hurt. The people who died were: Crispus Attucks, killed by two bullets to the head, Samuel Gray, a worker at a rope walk was killed also by two bullets entering his head, James Coldwell, a mate on an American ship was killed instantly when two bullets entered his back, Samuel Maverick, who was a young seventeen year old male was mortally wounded and died the next morning, and Patrick Carr, a feather maker died as well. Paul Revere created a woodcut of the massacre. The woodcut was a Masterpiece of Pro da meaning it was a lie. The woodcut was copied and sent throughout the colonies. Attached was this poem: Unhappy Boston! See thy sons deplore. Thy hallowed walk besmear'd with guiltless give! The woodcut caused colonists to want independence. The eight soldiers and their commanding officer, were tried for murder, and were defended by the American lawyers John Adams and Josiah Quincy. Two were declared guilty of manslaughter and after claiming benefit of clergy was branded on the thumb; the others including the officer, were acquitted. The funny thing about the Boston Massacre was that there was not a massacre at all, but a street fight between a Boston mob and a squad of British soldiers. It was called a 'massacre' because several colonists were killed by the soldiers. The name was invented by speechmakers and used to help stir the anger of the crowds. The Boston Massacre was one of the events which led up to the Revolutionary War.

 

I highly doubt this is your work from the looks of you and your previous posts.
Write me an essay on a select subject then, only a short one.
Write me a descriptive writing piece on your adventure in tokyo, and how it makes you reflect on the decisions of your family and friends?
250-300 words.

 

i've never been to tokyo...

 

1. Why do i need to? im working fro swat
2. never been to tokyo im talking about stuff like english and solid history...
3. you havent showed me any of ur work

 

Just imagine what it would be like, let's pretend you are a man called Billy Jameson and your from deep south america and from what you know of tokyo already write an essay on it and make it relate to reflections of back home, and your family and friends and future decisions you are going to make, this trip is life changing for you. I'll make it shorter, 150-200 words. Thats like 2-3 paragraphs.

 

1. Your asking to work with me
2. If your working already why ask?
3. This is descriptive english writing piece, DUH it's english, and it could also incorporate history.
4. I dont have on hand that i could show, i'll scan in some old english and lit work later, i'll sign my name on the paper
5. Your obviously rejecting this easy piece of work as you have ripped your essays.
6. By the looks of 'YOUR' so called essays, you could complete this 150-200 word piece in no time atall and pass with flying colours.