Avoid HTRC Dissertation like the plague. They are just Indian scammers in the guise of a UK company.

Avoid this company like the plague. They are just two-bit indian scammers disguising themselves as a UK company. Paid them £600 for a dissertation which was plagiarized and seemed to be put through a dictionary software. Worthless english and material. Got a 0 grade and a written warning from the uni.

Now they've even started to dodge my calls. Called them over 20 times and they didn't have the balls to respond on all the three numbers. Well, seems like a hard lesson learnt though I will be reporting them to the trading standards and the police for fraud. Is there anything else I can do to make life miserable for these fu-ckers and make sure others are not scammed too ?

Information about this company:

Seems to be run by three frauds:

1. Ansary (Calls herself Client Relationship Manager)
2. Reehan (Calls himself project manager)
3. Saima (Calls herself accountant)

Website:

1. htrcdissertation.co.uk
2. htrcdissertation.com/htrc/

Phone numbers:

1. +442031291007
2. +442031294116
3. +442031297003

Email:

hello@htrcdissertation.co.uk

Skype:

hello.htrc

Company tax reference number:

9871569028

Paypal id:

order@htrc dissertation

Bank Account Details:

Name: Eden M Consultancy
Sort Code: 205706 (Barclays)
Account Number: 93246140

Hope these miserable lowlifes rot in hell.

They have this disclaimer:

"The paper(s) supplied by HTRC to academic candidates serve as reference paper(s) for students and are not to be submitted to their institution as it is. These papers are intended to be used for research and reference purposes only."

You say you submitted their model dissertation as your own for a grade? It's not allowed by any the academic standards.

Disclaimers like that are worthless. The company knows very well that the students hire their services to write "original" papers for them. The companies actually contradict themselves when they say that they write "original papers" for "reference". Which is what this company implied through its disclaimer. The students will always use the paper as an "original" which is why the companies pretend to employ "plagiarism checkers". Regardless, the posting serves as a warning to the students who might be thinking of employing such services, not necessarily this company, in the future.

They know exactly what their customers intend to do with their projects. The reason companies post those disclaimers is that they think it gives them what's referred to in law as "plausible deniability" of what they obviously know.