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Along with your instructors suggestion to familiarize yourself with the word "plagiarism".  You probably should also look up "contradiction".

Because in your original post the "reason" you gave for trying to cheat was because you were "terrible"(your words) at writing papers.  Now all of the sudden it was because you were too busy.

I truly did want to warn others about the "company".

- Well you did that so congratulations.  Hopefully people will realize that anytime you try and cheat you will get caught. 

Oh and you are not "special" and your situation is not "unique".  The only difference between you and the vast majority of other people who have "special" situations is that they DON'T try and cheat.

...lucky, that is.  And I DO realize this.  First time, last time.

I thought this to be a site to warn others of scams, fraud, theft, etc., which was my intent.  I must've missed it in the fine print, but it seems to be a site for judging others.  I am in no way referring to YOU or YOUR post, by the way (it was another post).  I completely agree with what you said (i.e. karma).  Lesson learned?  Absolutely.  But I don't recall asking for sympathy; I truly did want to warn others about the "company".

Oh, and to answer your question, Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Plan on enrolling?  Keep in mind it's very, very expensive, which is why I ordered the paper in the first place.  Too busy working every hour of overtime I can get my hands on to pay the tuition.  Maybe you can relate? 

Really, "anonymous"?  You can kick back and call me LAZY, most likely while Mommy and Daddy are footin' your college bill?  I'm in no way suggesting that what I did was the right thing to do, but to assume I'm lazy?  Not busy?  Not overworked?  Not tending to children?  Not busy, overworked, AND tending to children?  Just lazy?  Like the money I wasted on these losers, I'd love to shove that word down YOUR throat and watch YOU choke on it.  Now, be gone with you.  You just continue to hide behind your anonymity, judging others unfairly.  Oh, and be nice to your parents; surely they're providing a nice, cushy lifestyle for you.  I'd love to be a fly on the wall when reality smacks you upside your head.

   You decided to cheat, which involved you with people who specialize in the business of cheating.  Did you expect these people to be honest and reliable?  Really?

   You may have received a zero on this paper, but hopefully you learned something.

    By the way, did you familiarize yourself with the word "plagiarism"?

I have a nephew who was expelled from a major university last year because of plagiarism.

You are indeed lucky.  If you are unable to do essays yourself, you should not receive a degree.  If they allow cheating, a degree means absolutely nothing.

You need to get your act together and seek help if you need it.

 I received my grade: a big, fat ZERO!  My instructor said she cannot accept the paper for a few reasons: 1) "It's an old paper", 2) "I need to familiarize myself with the word 'plagiarism'", and 3) "The content had nothing to do with the subject matter".

The universities I have attended would have expelled you for plagiarism.  You are lucky they are allowing you to continue your studies.

I don't have much sympathy for you.  You decide to cheat in your college work, hire cheats who take your money and cheat you in kind.  Some would call this Karma.

Kindly tell us which university you are attending.  It would be nice to know what university allows such a cheat to continue.

Here is a great idea to avoid this in the future and not ruin your educational career.....DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK!