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That's a terrible company, I worked for them as an academic freelance writer and wasn't payed for my job. In fact this is not an American company but Ukrainian scammers. Don't waste your time for them there are a lot of other genuine companies you can find in internet.
Angelina is my info mentor at the WW company. I am happy to work with such a professional, friendly and strategic person, the company is perfect generally, but that exact team member helped me ideally with all my questions , so, now I want to show my respect to her as well as to all the participants of the project.
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