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The industry has flipped. In 2022, you were worried about getting an ESL writer. In 2026, you're worried about getting a guy with 3 browser tabs open. How they operate now: Service charges you $50/page. "Writer" pastes your prompt into Claude 3.7 or GPT-5. Runs it through a "humanizer" tool...

I tested two services side-by-side (don't ask how much money I burned). Both claimed to be "native writers." Here is the breakdown: US-Based Service ($2,100 for 3 chapters): Pros: American spelling, understood APA 7th, good customer service Cons: Writer clearly an undergrad. Analysis was...

I was skeptical. I read the Reddit threads. I still fell for it because the salesperson was so convincing. The Red Flags I Ignored: They asked for my university login. "So we can check your rubric." Nope. They wanted to know which Turnitin database you use. They promised a "native UK writer."...