BE AWARE OF THESE FRAUDULENT ACADEMIC, DISSERTATIONS AND ASSIGNMENT SERVICES !!!

Hi everyone,

I would like to please bring attention to some websites which are currently highly risked for students like me to use these services. These websites are hosted by a group of people based overseas with uk websites and numbers which can easily be bought online. These sites try to lure people to check them out and order a wide range of services including essay writing, dissertation writings, assignments, model essays and proofreading. Their website look professional and simple but if you look closely they use photos of random people found online such as getty images to show that they have a ''legitimate'' team working in their company.

Here is a list of websites i have investigated* and in which in one of them i was unfortunately a fraud victim last year:

kingsacademichelp.co.uk

kingdomacademichelp.co.uk

camfordacacemichelp.co.uk

bestacademichelp.co.uk

premiumhelp.co.uk

*There might be other potential websites which are hosted by the same group which i haven't found yet.

These people will try and offer a quote or get the student to complete an order form by falsely giving 50% discount at the beggining after a student sees some copied essays on the website. The victim would either get a poorly written work on time , a late work or even no work at all!!! The scammers then would say excuses like changing writers, using the pandemic excuse etc. Based on the reviews I saw (people can search on google any of the site names space trustpilot/uktopwriters review) I observed that reviewers were claiming really dangerous but understandable problems with them. Based on these reviews and my personal experience with them, the scammers would wait for the student to submit the work online via blackboard/turnitin and weeks or months late, they would be contacted. Here is the risky part, they threaten the student by falsesly saying that the UK's Department of Education was investigating their company and they needed to buy a copyright for that work or they would risk a huge fine, imprisonment or even deportation for international students! Of course this is not true as they are based overseas and they even have a fake central London address. For students sending full details of their work to the scammers to complete the work, they then use the university name found in the details and would create a screenshot of an email which is sent to the student by whatsapp or email they if they dont send thousands of pound for their ''copyright'' they would email the chancellor or dean that the student has used their websites!!

I urge the essayscam website to put this on their notices and to everyone seeing this to spread the message, so we can stop potential people gettting their academic career destroyed by these subhumans.

Thank you,

Donut

Great first post. Welcome to the forum.

Anybody can investigate and come up with these company names. It isn't difficult to do that. The claims you make against these companies are generalized. There is no clear evidence of proof of their wrongdoing in your post. Claiming to be a victim of one of the companies, without offering substantial supporting information makes your plea difficult to believe. Urging people to spread the word, without having any actual evidence to back up your claims makes you nothing more than a fake news source. Claims without evidence should fall upon deaf ears. Unless you can convince me, through your detailed and factual experience with a specific company under this group, that you were scammed, I will take your claims with a grain of salt. Make these claims by supporting it with your own experience, as you mentioned, not simply through supposed investigations that could be faulty or worse, false on your part. Don't damage (a) company name(s) and unknown writers without first, showing you have proof to support all your claims based on your experience with the company.

Thanks for sharing this.

The first few listed websites are offline already. The only one that connects to one confusing Malaysia based website is premiumhelp. The website seems to be a placeholder for something. I cannot be sure about what business it is actually engaged in. It first appeared to be a blogsite for receipes, eventually evolving into a casino and adult entertainment blogging instructional site. Whatever. At least it is no longer involved in the academic writing business. The other partner corporations are either trying to sell the domain name or, have gone totally offline, without a domain name sell in place.

Great to know.