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Dear Writer,

Thank you for your interest in working with our company. Our company provides research and written works for university students and other people who are interested in obtaining a degree. As a result, we generously compensate our contracted writers accordingly, which guarantees employee satisfaction and quality workmanship.

Our customers expect the highest quality work from us. To satisfy that expectation, we hire only the most highly-educated, accomplished, skilled writers who are able to satisfy the demands of students from the United States, Canada, Australia, and Great Britain. Yes, this is not a mistake. Are you confident that you have what it takes to join our ranks?

If so, the following package is information you'll need to know. Please read it carefully.

Writing policy

1. You must have a "can do," positive attitude, with the mental willingness and physical/intellectual skill-sets to enable you to undertake various researching, writing, and/or editing projects, while multi-tasking and adhering to very strict deadlines.
2. All writing must be 100% original, and you must properly cite all primary/secondary sources. There are absolutely no exceptions to this rule! Our zero tolerance policy regarding plagiarism will result in immediate termination of employment, and forfeiture of all currently accrued salary for the month during which the act of plagiarism occurs.
3. Grammar - reports should not contain grammatical, orthographic or other errors associated with stylistics, punctuation etc.
4. Sources Usage - if the sources of the paper are specified, the writer must use them as part of the writing process; however, if the sources are not specified, the author is free to use any sources that match a particular topic. Writers can search for information: over the Internet, using the major search engines (Yahoo - www.yahoo.com, Google - www.google.com, etc); and in book reports, articles, or special literature. There are a lot of ways to find an appropriate source. Be creative!
5. Reference Styles. MLA (Modern Language Association) is a newer system. History departments seem to be the last place using the old superscript system, which involves putting a little raised number that refers either to a footnote at the foot of the page, or to an endnote at the end of the paper. All other humanities departments use the MLA style. The sciences use the APA style described in the next section. The differences are only in the method of citing a text, not in quoting it.

The sciences tend to refer primarily to published papers, and these are indicated by the last name of the author and the date of the publication. Thus, for the APA style, created by the American Psychological Association, the citation in the text in parentheses will have the author's name, paper date, and page numbers with the p.'s; an example is (Smith, 1998, pp. 3-7).

Basically, numerous books exist, but if you are consistent and use common sense, you ought to be able to figure out what is the minimum you can get away with. If not, check out these websites: for MLA style, http://www/mla.org/set_sd.htm, and for the APA,
http://www.apa.org/journals/webref.html.

Important: if a customer is not satisfied with work done, you will need to revise and change the paper, or make an add-on with missing information; paper changes upon the request of the client should be made as quickly as possible. If there are too many revisions, you will be fined. Please try to satisfy the client's requirements from the start. Analyze and strictly adhere to the guidelines set forth by each customer. Write the material to exactly match each customer's particular, unique specifications, within the allotted timeframe.

Page Format

• 12 point Times New Roman;
• Bibliography on a separate page;
• Double-spaced (!);
• MS Word file;
• Minimum 250 words per page;
• One inch margin top, bottom, left, right;
• Order Number must be on the subject line.

We pay our contracted, freelance writers from $6 to $20 per page

* - double space page (250 words).