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Jan 28, 2006 16:58

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faceinthemist January 28 2006, 23:13:26 UTC

wow... they even offer overnight service. I do like their disclaimer

All papers written by uniquetermpapers.com are designed and intended to be used as research tools and study aides ONLY. Any other use will be solely at the Purchaser's risk. Purchaser is responsible for knowing and following all the rules of their university. Purchaser agrees to release uniquetermpapers.com and its employees and writers from any and all liability and from any and all claims whatsoever. Purchaser agrees to assume any and all liability.

By clicking the "Send Order" button on the Order Form, you are stating that you have read the Terms of Agreement and agree to all the terms therein.

axolotl January 29 2006, 04:52:18 UTC

Wow. "research tools and study aides".
That is such bullshit.
These people were clearly English majors.

faceinthemist January 30 2006, 00:54:59 UTC

English Majors have to make money somehow ya know.

You have to admit that it's a pretty damned good way of saying "You know you should do this, it isn't our fault when you get caught."

I'm actually tempted to order one on the breeding cycle of the coelacanth. Something like 20 pages just to see what they can come up with.

lovenmitt January 28 2006, 23:54:13 UTC

It's dark and blurry due to the SHADY CONTENT of the papers manifesting itself in the physical properties of the note. There's science behind this. Mad science. And probably crappy generic papers too.

Lamentations axolotl January 29 2006, 04:48:16 UTC

I actually thought about saying something about the content matching the quality of the image. I think it's because we both lived in The Small Room in The Elm. It sends out crazy mad vibes that make us THINK ALIKE!
Or we're both English majors.
Or we just thought of the same thing.

But, yes. Majorly shady. Shady like the glorious, cagéd tree that caused me to trust the establishment in the first place. :o

For shame, I say.
For shame.

busbeytheelder January 29 2006, 02:13:39 UTC

should we buy one and see what they produce?

axolotl January 29 2006, 04:49:57 UTC

I'm not sure. Reading my own, real papers bores me as it is.
I suspect it will be all power writing and vague, abstract statements.

life_on_credit January 29 2006, 06:42:00 UTC

That is astonishing. I guess they can't enforce any anti-cheating policies now.

annihsia January 31 2006, 06:49:50 UTC

Heh, not any more or less than they could before.

annihsia January 31 2006, 06:45:09 UTC

I've seen the site and ads for it before, but I never dreamed an advertisement would appear with textbooks. Not that I gave it thought, it's just so absurd, and it makes perfect sense for the very same reason.

It's extremely valuable, however, that all papers are GUARANTEED 100% ORIGINAL because a paper turned in by multiple people is the most sure fire way to get caught!