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12:12 am
May 22, 2013
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UberSteward
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Hello Yakezie members and challengers, 
I'm outsourcing few writing for my blog and wondering what is the best way to check and make sure that they are 100% unique and original.
I came across this site, which is free, but I'm not sure how accurate they are.
I also heard about copyscape, but it looks like you have to pay. How do you guys check for unique and original writing when you hire someone?
Thanks.
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1:52 am
May 22, 2013
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Sandy @ yesiamcheap
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I sometimes choose a number of specific phrases from the article and just Google them using the quotation function. Google will search for exact matches only. So, if I Google "Extreme Couponing might be unrealistic for the average person" the results are different from Googling Extreme Couponing might be unrealistic for the average person.
I do this sometimes to find sites that rip off my articles.
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4:35 am
May 22, 2013
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MoneyBeagle
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That's pretty much exactly what I do. I'll often check parts of two sentences as my search query. It's never failed me yet.
So for the above I might search for "sentences as my search query. It's never failed"
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10:26 am
May 22, 2013
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Pauline
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that will protect you from exact copy pasting but not from plagiarism, which is much harder to detect, unless the plagiarized person comes to you to complain.
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10:26 am
May 22, 2013
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Pauline
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that will protect you from exact copy pasting but not from plagiarism, which is much harder to detect, unless the plagiarized person comes to you to complain.
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