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On {{date|2015-05-17}} New York Times published an investigative story by NYT Pakistan bureau chief ] about Axact, accusing Axact of running numerous degree and accreditation mill websites, based among other things on interviews with former Axact employees.<ref name="nyt" /> Axact responded that the story was "baseless, substandard, maligning, defamatory, and based on false accusations and merely a figment of imagination published without taking the company’s point of view", and that they would take legal action.<ref>http://www.axact.com/defamation-response/</ref> On {{date|2015-05-17}}, The New York Times published an investigative story by NYT Pakistan bureau chief ] about Axact, accusing Axact of running numerous degree and accreditation mill websites, based among other things on interviews with former Axact employees.<ref name="nyt" /> Axact responded that the story was "baseless, substandard, maligning, defamatory, and based on false accusations and merely a figment of imagination published without taking the company’s point of view", and that they would take legal action.<ref>http://www.axact.com/defamation-response/</ref>


== List of websites run by Axact == == List of websites run by Axact ==

Revision as of 14:44, 18 May 2015

Axact is a Pakistani software company, diploma mill, and accreditation mill, in addition to being in the process of starting the BOL Network. Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh is Chairman & CEO of Axact.

On 17 May 2015, The New York Times published an investigative story by NYT Pakistan bureau chief Declan Walsh about Axact, accusing Axact of running numerous degree and accreditation mill websites, based among other things on interviews with former Axact employees. Axact responded that the story was "baseless, substandard, maligning, defamatory, and based on false accusations and merely a figment of imagination published without taking the company’s point of view", and that they would take legal action.

List of websites run by Axact

This list is not complete.

List of accreditation websites run by Axact

This list is not complete.

References

  1. ^ Declan Walsh (May 17, 2015). "Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions". The New York Times.
  2. http://www.axact.com/defamation-response/
  3. ^ Palmer, Griff (17 May 2015). "Tracking Axact's Websites". The New York Times.


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