The company has you do all their marketing work essentially for free.
Pros
Didn't really find any pros
Cons
Their sample process has you edit at typically subpar levels in order to entice clients, disguising themselves as cheap. As a professional published scientist, it was extremely difficult to do all their lower forms of sample edits (1000 words each) for $3.50 and 80% do not even turn into actual orders, where the pay is also subpar. I spent 4 days editing 'samples' and had to do them over and over because my greeting comment or closing comment wasn't in a 'bubble' and I need to address the client's reference help request, but was chastised that that meant citation formating. After 4 days of BS and a lot of time. I made $10 and had no orders. They said my editing was excellent, but their 'sample process' was apparantly more important. Sorry. I don't work for free.
