iNeedArticles.comReviews of ineedarticles.com

It's apparent that the majority of the writing staff are not Native English speakers. A poor grasp of the English language prevails. The majority of content ordered was unusable. To be fair, I've given this company a fair shake. I've ordered over 50 articles - standard articles, reviews, re-writes, and premium articles. Submitting guidelines with '3/4 star writers only,' or 'premium articles' will not make a difference. You will receive poor quality content regardless of the features you pay for, and more importantly, the money you spend. I did have one writer, whom I didn't block, write decent content. That brings to light a fundamental problem with ordering content - you cannot choose your writers. You're completely blind to submissions and can only hope you receive a well-written article. And re-writes aren't free. What's hilarious is the re-writes are obviously sent to the same writer, so you're guaranteed to get a poorly written article twice. I will not be using Ineedarticles.com in the future, and if you're reading this, please save your money. It's worth it to do your research, and even pay more, to receive quality contact. Ineedarticles.com is spectacular at one thing however - taking your money. No. Refunds.

I have been using iNeedArticles for 5 months and have had 12 articles written. I always select 4-5 star writers for my projects. I've received a few good articles, but most are mediocre. Not what I would expect for a 4-5 star written article. The last couple articles I received were plagiarized. Putting plagiarized articles on your site puts your company at great risk to be sued. If you run ad networks on your site, the blog you plagiarized from can contact the ad network and even your hosting company to take your site down. You can even be reported to google. There are serious ramifications for this. I contacted iNeedArticles and they credited me for the first plagiarized article. I contacted them when it happened a second time and they never replied. It's been two weeks. Example of plagiarism below: Here is the text I received from an article I requested: Calatheas are often adorned with amazing, attention-grabbing foliage, as well as challenging care requirements. Although Calathea musaica is a bit more understated, it is no less beautiful, according to many. The good news is that it’s a bit easier to attend to them than its demanding counterparts. Here is the text from a blog post ranking on page one on Google for keyword: Most Calatheas are adorned with stunning, attention-grabbing foliage, combined with challenging care requirements. Calathea musaica is a little more understated, but no less beautiful in my opinion. Thankfully, it’s a little easier to care for than some of its demanding cousins. The entire article I received was like this. The writer took paragraphs from other blog posts and reworded them slightly. I will not be using this company again. I urge anyone using them to thoroughly check other blog posts to make sure they aren't plagiarized so your company isn't held liable.

I've been very unlucky with iNeedArticles. I had big troubles and big losses because of a writer that copied the "about" page of one of my competitors in the same city. I was happy with this website, but once I discovered my about was copied I stopped. I have not had any kind of refund. I'm not talking about the 10 dollars of this text, but this has caused me great damage, so the website should have solved the situation in some way, not telling me to block that writer.