Which UK- based company is actually worth it?

GENUINE USERS ONLY PLEASE.

I am serious about getting a good grade. I only want to use the essay i buy as a guide to produce a top mark essay myself.

It seems that from looking around this site there are a lot of fraudulent or poor service providers out there.

My question is... Which companies are uk based and produce actual 1st quality work when paid for?

For your own information, i have tried 24houressay and found the paper received to be 2:1 at best but only just.

And yes, I understand the importance of hard work and doing it yourself so spare me any moral objections.

I just want genuine users to share genuine experiences so i can make up my mind.

Degree-essays.com looks quite good. I know that jenniferaa gets slated a lot for promoting them but are they actually worth it??

And jennifer, if you read this, if i purchase a guaranteed 1st essay from you and have it independently marked by a lecturer friend, will it genuinely hit the 1st mark?

And no, just because i have mentioned the company above doesn't mean i secretly work for them as ive noticed some people accuse others of when asking searching questions.

I only want to know which companies are worth parting cash with.
Thanks.

I have taken note of your concerns and I would now like to set aside the forum rules for a moment so as to assist you. I want to welcome you to our company, which to date remains the essay industry's best kept secret. Our writers are top notch and their numbers are such that we are able to capitalize on economies of scale to provide you with competitive prices while at the same time maintaining quality. I would now like to provide verifiable evidence by way of a screenshot from one of the orders currently being processed by a retired professor. Please note that you will have to pay double the amount you will see on the screenshot.

Compensation per page:
$1.91 [?]
Total:
$3.83 [?]
Number of pages:
2 (Double Spaced) [?]
Number of sources:
1 [?]

Order Type:
Coursework
Category:
English
Academic level:
Undergraduate
Style:
APA [?]

[Press the button if you are SURE that you are not interested in this order. Once you press it, the order will not be shown in the Available Orders list any more.]

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Essay research from UK sites - which of them from UK is be worth to believe in?

customessays.co.uk
fastessays.co.uk
customdissertation.com
degree-essays.com[DND*]
essaywriter.co.uk
graduatewriter.com (they claim to work with US and UK writers)
ukessay.co.uk
ukessays.net
custom-essays-lab.co.uk
theessay.co.uk

s2papers.com also seems to be UK based for ESL, fastessays.co.uk is run from a bedroom, essaywriter.co.uk has been dissolved. Most of the one's you mentioned are not companies house registered which would have proven they are UK based.

The best thing to do is do it yourself :)

You should try and see ukessay writing also.. And there have been good reviews of GraduateWriter.com too (they work with UK-based writers).

Good lord, you're both unbelievable. A retired professor working for less than two bucker per page? And what does this prove, anyway? That you can put together an order form? The "screenshot" you provided actually suggests that this order hasn't even been taken--probably because the pay is d*ck.

As for you, researcher, ukessaywriting.co.uk is a legitimate UK business in the same way that the Earth is the center of the universe--only as a matter of faith.

I am replying to this post as we (Jennifer) were addressed directly.

To answer the question, yes, you will get an essay to the level you specify when ordering.

You are welcome to have it checked by your friend and, if you have any problems, you can contact our customer experience team and they will be happy to help you.

Please make up your own mind up as to which company you would like to use and I wish you all the best with your studies.

Cheers

Look, no-one is ever going to guarantee you a 1st. Every instructor has different requirements, and what satisfies one will not be sufficient for another. Writers aren't psychic and they don't know what your course has covered, nor do they know what specific predilections your instructors have. Marking is a highly personalised business. However, you can help yourself in the following ways by telling your writer:

--About all the requirements your instructor has given for completing the assignment. You'd be surprised how many people don't bother to do this immediately, instead waiting until it becomes a problem.

-- About things your instructor deems important. Do they think Milton Friedman is a god? Please let me know. Do they lick the shoes of Keynes? I can work with that, but I have to know about it.

-- What's your feedback on previous assignments? What were the characteristics of projects on which you did well as opposed to those on which you performed poorly? Sometimes in order to mark you up the instructor isn't looking for astounding factual information, but for excellent basic research capabilities. Learn something about this.

In short, you need to learn what it is your instructor deems worthy of a first, and then communicate that to your writer. Like I said, there are no guarantees, but you can improve your prospects by speaking openly and honestly with the writer.

Don't take our word for it. Don't ask us what we think. If you want to know if the company is worth parting your money from you, then hire the company to find out. How will you know if the company is worth every penny if you do not at least, give the a try? You already know that there is a competition among independent writers and companies here. So what makes you think that you can get usable and trustworthy recommendations from anybody or any company representative here? You know the idiom "A fool and his money are soon parted" right? That is normally the way it works when hiring a writing company or independent writer.

I will agree that nobody can tell a student which company is worth the money being paid out to them. I will also agree that the cheaper the company, the higher the possibility that the student will get scammed. I will also agree that there are company representatives in this thread. So, what do I disagree with then? I disagree that we cannot help the student find a good and authentic UK based writing service. This is what we are all here for. To help the students stop second guessing themselves. Why should we be prevented from offering them guidance about how to find the company or writer they can best deal with? We cannot make direct recommendations for a reason. Choosing the company is a personal choice. All we can do is help him figure out what to look for to help qualify the company as "worth it".

Just this week, I did two rush projects for two different new clients, both of whom tried their luck with cheaper companies after first getting quotes from me on projects that weren't even rush deadlines when they originally sent them to me. They both discovered for themselves exactly why cheap prices are a red flag in this industry and they both ended up paying me more than my original (non-rush) quote, and after wasting about another 50% of what they paid me for totally unusable work from a cheaper competitor.