If the student is tempted to purchase a paper over the Internet with the intent of handing it in as their work, they must realize that someone else may have purchased the same paper and submitted it already. It's a risk that many students aren't willing to take. PaperBin was designed, by a former educator, from the bottom up with instructor ease of use as the primary goal. The creator of PaperBin is a former educator and loathes the very idea of term paper mills. Troubled by the academic degradation resulting from term paper mills, the idea for IntegriGuard was conceived.
Integrity is the underlying premise on which the site is built.
One, we despise companies that sell term papers, and two, it wouldn't do anyone much good, because once the papers are in the database, they are thoroughly indexed and anyone else trying to submit the same paper will fail the IntegriGuard test. It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to realize they shouldn't purchase a term paper from IntegriGuard.