Beware of Custom Essay Writing Companies

If you are considering buying an essay online here are some things that you should consider first:-

1. Cheap Prices for Essays

Have you ever asked yourself why the prices might be cheap?  

Essay writing companies love you to believe that they are using the highest quality academic writers to write your essay, but in reality they are using cheap labour from third world countries where English is a second language.   Consequently, you receive a low quality essay for the price and the English grammar will be of a low grade too, something that your lecturer will pick up on straight away after you submit your work.

2. Your Essay won’t be Original

Too often or not essay writing companies who are writing your essays cheaply are either often changing papers slightly or sending you an essay that has already been written for other clients.  The problem with this is that the paper that they are copying doesn’t answer your essay question and there is a huge risk of plagiarism happening.

UK universities use sophisticated software called ‘Turnitin’ to detect plagiarism.   The software works by comparing your written essay against a bank of previously submitted essays and academic work submitted by other university students. 

It will also compare your work against academic sources such as published journals, books and the internet.  Such is the power of this piece of software; it can sometimes take up to 48 hours to check your essay for plagiarism.  Once plagiarism has been detected, a university can take a range of disciplinary action against the student.  This can include having marks from your essay deducted, totally failing your essay or even being expelled from university.

So before you buy an essay from an online essay company, you should ask the following questions from the essay company first:-

1. Ask what their payment methods are?   Do they have a company bank account within the UK, where you can transfer the funds to?  

Do not simply trust them just because they use a payment processor like PayPal or 2 Checkout (2CO) that they are not based in a third world country.

2. Ask them for a correspondence and office address.  

You should be given a legitimate business address in the United Kingdom, if they fail to provide this, do not use them.

3. Ask for specific company details of the company. 

If the company is registered within the United Kingdom, it will be registered with Companies House (which is the UK Government’s official register of companies).   So ask for a company number and check it on company’s house website.

4. Ask for samples of previous work that they have completed for other clients.  

This way you can see the quality of the work that they produce.