Why Q&A Using MyChemistryHomework
Please use this method if you are concerned about your privacy; else, an app like Google Meet or Microsoft Teams or the like is the way to go.
I don’t propose to answer a question unless I’m sure about it. I don’t fail the deadline in the proposal (and I try giving a reasonable timeline). And guess what? You don’t pay me at all unless you are satisfied (and I charge fairly).
How does it work?
Please do the following steps:
(Note that some steps may NOT be needed in most cases, the blue texts followed by the green texts being the typical workflow)
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# Send me a Request Email (mychemistryhomework@gmail.com) with your question(s) mentioning the deadline.
# If I’m confident about the answer(s), I’ll send you a Proposal Email within an hour of your 'Request Email' telling you the required timeline and compensation (unless I’m sleeping, or really busy elsewhere). If I’m not, I’ll send you an Apology Email within an hour of your 'Request Email' (I can’t solve all the problems; perhaps, nobody can). The 'Apology Email' is likely even when I can’t answer within your deadline.
# If I need additional information, I’ll send you an Information Email within an hour of your 'Request Email', even before the 'Proposal Email'. You should send me a Clarification Email to make sure that I have enough information. This may need an additional time.
# If you agree to my projected timeline and compensation, I’d expect an Acceptance Email from you within the next hour. No negotiation on my projected timeline and/or compensation is ‘probable’ as I may be busy in some other work as well (and I like a fair enough remuneration). I understand that you may want the answer(s) earlier than my planned timeline, and/or like the answer(s) at a lower price; so, if you don’t agree, send me a Negotiation Email (time/price) or a Rejection Email within the next hour; however, be aware that the 'Negotiation Email' may delay answering the question(s). The 'Negotiation Email' or the 'Rejection Email' does NOT mean you may not request answer(s) for some other question(s) in future. If I receive the 'Negotiation Email', I’ll send you an Offer Email, which has to be followed either by your 'Acceptance Email' or by your 'Rejection Email'.
# Once I get the 'Acceptance Email' from you, I’ll send you a Solution Email having the answer(s) within the deadline. If you like the answer(s), pay me using Western Union or PayPal (if you are in India or in a country that supports UPI, you can use UPI), and send me a Payment Email. On receiving the payment, I will send you an Acknowledgement Email. Done.
# If you’d like additional clarification(s), you can send me an Inquiry Email, but be aware that this requires an additional time to respond that may not be predicted beforehand as it depends on my availability; however, I’ll try my best to get you a satisfactory explanation within your requisite time by dispatching you an Addendum Email. The 'Inquiry Email' and the 'Addendum Email' may repeat depending on the circumstances as long as we both are okay with it. Your complete satisfaction is the goal of my work.
# If you don’t like the answer(s) given in the 'Solution Email' (or even in the 'Addendum Email(s)'), you are free to decide not to pay by sending me an Unsatisfactory Email with a reason of rejection (that may even include, but is not limited to, an allegation that the answer(s) is(are) plagiarized, or my handwriting is unreadable). A non-payment does NOT necessarily mean that I won’t accept any other request from you in future; however, if I believe in the correctness (or non-plagiarism or decent handwriting) of my answer(s), I may choose to deny honoring your further request. Multiple payment rejections from a student may even force me to change my existing broad-minded payment policy toward that student. Remember that I don’t answer a question unless I’m positive about it as I value your time, money and energy. I don’t intend to plagiarize either.
Don't like the above email-based workflow?
I can offer solving problem(s) and/or a lecture on the topic of your choice using an audio-video chat via popular apps (I have a pentab, too)!
FAQs
Can I send any chemistry question(s)?
Your request may include, but is not limited to, chemistry homework, assignment, project. It may be multiple-choice question(s), fill-in the blank(s), true/false type(s), descriptive question(s), numerical problem(s), and so on in physical/inorganic/organic chemistry at any level (school/college/university and/or board/competitive exams). Please avoid making me answer too many questions or write too elaborated answer(s) at a time as I may not be able to afford long hours within your time limit. I may send you the 'Apology Email' at my own discretion if you email me copyrighted question(s) or ongoing exam paper(s).
How much time will you take?
It depends on the type, extent and/or difficulty level of the question(s) and my availability.
How'll you provide the answer(s), typed or handwritten?
For descriptions, I type it in on a Microsoft Office Word compatible document file with a proper formatting. For numerical problems involving equations, arrowhead reactions, mechanisms, I may use handwriting, scan the paper(s), and embed the image(s) on to a Microsoft Office Word compatible document file; alternatively, I may opt in a chemistry drawing software (if time permits). My handwriting is cursive, pretty decent, and I hope you should be able to decipher it. If I’d type in everything, it’d be very time-consuming. So, if you’re not okay with it, don’t even bother sending me the 'Request Email'; I apologize for the inconvenience. If a Microsoft Office compatible spreadsheet/presentation file (Excel/PowerPoint) is required for answering the question(s), I provide it, too.
How much do you charge?
It depends on the type, extent and/or difficulty level of the question(s).
How do I pay you?
If you are in India or in a country that supports UPI (united payments interface), you can use UPI via Gpay, PhonePe...); otherwise, Western Union or PayPal. The account details will be shared in the 'Proposal Email'.
Who're you?
As long as you get the right answer(s), you don’t care much about it, do you? You may visit "About Me". Contact Chemaficionado at mychemistryhomework@gmail.com.
What’s next on the table?
Depending on the availability of my time I may even post articles and/or solved problems that may make you learn in a unique way that you might never have seen before.
