Yingying Dou reportedly runs an essay writing company The vice-chancellor of a university that was targeted by a company that offers to write students' essays for them said she was 'not surprised' about the latest cheating revelations. UTS Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Shirley Alexander spoke out after a woman was accused of running a business that writes university essays to help Chinese international students in Australia pass their degrees. Chinese-born Yingying Dou, 30, reportedly runs a website called MyMaster which  helps students cheat, a Sydney Morning Herald investigation by Amy McNeilage and Lisa Visentin claims after they discovered more than 900 ghostwritten essays.
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Yingying Dou, 30, reportedly runs the website called MyMaster
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She reportedly charges up to $1000 for her staff to write an essay
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International students across NSW were using its services to cheat
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The businesswoman has denied knowing about the website and it has now been taken down
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