Spam of the Month: Plagiarism Is Comfortable!
I usually delete comment spam as soon as it appears, but once in a while I come across an example that's just too good to erase. Here's this month's candidate:
Sometimes, people make the thesis mba by their own efforts. But some students like to order the professional idea related to this topic from the thesis service, because that seems to be more comfortable.
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I don't know if this is a
I don't know if this is a defense but the spammer does seem to offer topics and not whole papers.
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