It was e-mailed to me the next day. Some require credit card numbers, others offer trading papers as means of payment. But prices are not the only way these sites vary. Students can choose from, literally, hundreds of categories. It also advertises itself as the only site so confident in its work that it will send students an excerpt from the paper before they buy it.
Most sites offer several ways for students to acquire a paper.
It can be transferred via e-mail, regular mail or Federal Express. For a premium price, most sites offer custom paper writing and same-day service. Rosanna Grassi, associate dean of Student Affairs at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, does not see the online services as any more of a threat than more conventional methods of cheating. She does, however, warn students against such actions citing the enormous risks involved. You just have to know where to look.