Silverboy, I know I'll regret this, but I'm replying to your post in this totally redundant thread for reasons even I don't understand!

You called me a liar again, please stop.

I replied, naively I now realise, to a post earlier this year which I considered vicious, personal and inaccurate about Yuncheng IELTS. All I said was that I had worked for six months, at that time, for YI and was having a great time.
I have never referred to YI as a school, always as a company.
All my posts have reflected my own experiences, and I have never claimed to represent anyone else.
I fell into a bit of name-calling a while ago, which I regret, but there are only so many insults I can take.
I don't live in Yuncheng, and never have.
I don't represent the company, or have any connection with them apart from teaching.
I didn't come to China to teach in Beijing or Shanghai; you really couldn't pay me enough!
I have never, I think, referred to myself as an excellent teacher.
I have never posted anything about my qualifications.
I am not 'selling' anything,(by the way,I was puzzled by that).

I agree with 'julie', who posted a day or so ago, that this is all just back-biting, and it does do a great disservice to this site.

I also sense a curious attitude toward China and the Chinese in a lot of posts here, including yours. If I'm judged to be a good teacher by my employers, students, colleagues and my headmaster, is that not enough? According to your last post, erm, no, because they're Chinese.

I have been treated with respect by YI, and all of the Chinese teachers with whom I have worked. I have always been paid promptly and none of the terms of my contract have been broken. I continue to enjoy my work,and my stay,in China.

This should be a forum to help teachers make informed decisions. Calling people who you don't know 'scum', 'liars', jokes' and the rest doesn't really help anyone.

Ian McAllister