I love how STS is Yahoo! Answers now. Maybe you guys can help me: theres dis gurl in my clas sho i liek and how do i make her like me abck?
FUCKED on Homework - I will pay $50 for HELP!
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No, he was gonna tell his "geek friend" to do it, and he was gonna take a cut. (This was discussed via PM). But his friend said he doesn't have time.
Don't make assumptions. I didn't make a "dick move."
Bad idea to post shit up on the internet, can get fucked if someone reports it, there dicks like that out there..
I wouldn't if I were you. The college I got my undergrad at (had nowhere near the funding of the major ones) had people who's job it was to find said offers and fuck up their life and any potential student's.
This started after some students were talking around person who was going in for a job interview there about hiring someone to write a paper for them and that person mentioned it to one of the faculty later.
As has been said above - you never know who's watching on the net.
TFLNetwork <--- It is people like you that fuck things up for the rest of us. You are just like that fat kid that shits in a pool
" I wouldn't if I were you. The college I got my undergrad at (had nowhere near the funding of the major ones) had people who's job it was to find said offers and fuck up their life and any potential student's. "
how would that fuck up my life - I am presented work, I find ways to deliver on that work and I get paid, nothing different that having someone write code
how would that fuck up my life - I am presented work, I find ways to deliver on that work and I get paid, nothing different that having someone write code
Really? I don't see how the university could do anything to the person providing content for "research purposes only." My school has an annual operating budget of around $2,000,000,000.00 and I've never heard of this. The most that would happen to a student is that he would fail the assignment or the course, maybe slightly more. I'd be really surprised if my school tried to take action against the person who provided the content.
For example: http://www.snrinfo.com/ has been operating for a long time...
LOL you are a very sad individual if you think I actually took the time to find the university, class, professor, their email address, type an email, report it to the professor, school, etc. etc. then come back here. Not to mention take the time to actually download a HOMEWORK file, open it and read it.
I don't know the full details of what they do to people providing the work, I just know that's what they do.
I assume it has to do with the contract that the professors make you sign each semester. Yes, that would certainly fuck up the student for seeking and paying for the work as it would go on their permanant transcripts - effectively killing any chance of them getting an education. I don't know what they do to the sellers, but it could be something along the lines of someone helping the contract be breached, put them on a blacklist sent out to all schools, etc.
I'm not so sure that normal honor codes are legally binding on the students, not to mention third parties. The only real issue I can possibly see (if the school was totally off-the-wall) is if the person writing the content were some kind of graduate student who would be seeking a career in academia, or if the content-writer were affiliated with the university. In that case, if the school had sufficient reach and influence, they might be able to cockblock some employment opportunities.
In the case of a brokered offer through an un-affiliated intermediary there could be no repercussions since there isn't likely to be any kind of transparency between the broker, the writer, and the institution.
This all hinges on the willingness of a professor to pursue actively cases of plagiarism. It's actually a serious pain in the ass, and professors (especially at top research universities) have better things to do than 1) identify plagiarism, 2) confirm it, 3) deal with the bureaucracy of enforcing serious consequences. I'm not saying they let it slide, but it's usually dealt with on the class-level, rather than the university-level.
I'm not saying that you're wrong, you obviously know what goes on at your school better than I do, I'm just saying that it's a real dick move to pursue plagiarism that vigorously.
Ivy League? Join the "Skulls" and people will take care of the the homework for you, and PAY YOU! I don't know why, it's just how it works dude.
