The Process of Sending Out, Accepting and Submitting a Completed Project

When we receive an order, the first thing we do, even before contacting the client, is to find a writer for the project. This is done first so that we can guarantee the client that we have a qualified writer and will complete his project by the date he specifies.

There are 4 steps that need to be taken by the writer for every project.
These steps are illustrated below.

1. Below is what a paper order looks like when it is sent out to you. The red lettering explains each section of the order.

2.If you wish to accept the project, click the reply button to the e-mail in step 1 and answer in the following manner: "I accept this project."

Shortly after you accept the project via e-mail, you will receive an e-mail that either states:
"This is yours." OR "This one is taken." If you receive "This is taken.", it means that another writer has received the project and you are disregard the project from this point on.

3. When you receive an e-mail that states "This is yours." You must wait for a "credit cleared" e-mail to begin the project. This e-mail looks like the following:

Note that the name of the project is listed in the subject line.

 You must not begin a project until you receive this e-mail.

4. After the credit is cleared, you may begin writing the project.

And that is it! Every project received by Saturday at midnight can be billed in that week's billing.

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