Essayrelief Scammed Me

Dear students and colleagues
I was scammed by essayrelief. They sent me copied websites and on a topic very much different from the one i requested.
Trying to call their customer service is a waste of time. Thinking that emails from their customer care regarding revisions and these things will b so naive from your side.

Please inform all to take care and never ever think of using this site.

Regards

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My first time of using essayrelief

This is my first time using this site & i appreciate some of the comments made by users especially Amy.
essayrelief beware!!!!!!!!!! this guys a scammers. I was con & almost got kicked out of university by this unGodly & godforsaken idiots. They gave me an article from the internet for a custom written essay. I did'nt check & just submitted it. When i contacted them? It was like talking to a gost. No response from them at all. Please beware.

thinking that you probably meant essayrelief.com?

And the moral is.... do not submit someone else's work as your own!

Oh and before I get blown down in flames I would hold this same opinion which ever essay company you had chosen.

Lavinia have you noticed of late how many are making the same complaint on here? Comments such as these support the argument I made months ago about students buying these essays to submit as their own

O.O C'mon... do you really think that kids buy essays at 10 bucks a page to "study and use as a guide"? >.<

i don't think that there are any more complaints lately than usual. one would expect, given the nature of this board, that we would see a disproportionate number of consumers discussing their decision to pass a purchased paper as their own. after all, an individual who does not turn in their paper, and instead reworks it, would be far less likely to find out if a paper was plagiarized or to visit this board.

Essayrelief - Trusting them?

Is it possible to buy an essay for 9.99 a page and get a good deal? I had a friend that bought and got a good grade and others got ripped off! Is it a big risk or worth the risk?

Is it possible that people might be negative towards this company to spite them or because they are genuinly bad? Do they guarantee anything at all?

Try doing a search for these crooks on the Internet.

Essayrelief.com is part of a fraudulent Pakistani "software house" operation that, upon information and belief, copy-and-paste plagiarizes every order that they receive (or at least attempts to do so). They often place scrambled characters throughout the stolen papers so that their customers can't easily discern that the papers are plagiarized when doing a Google search.

Dude, just do a simple Google search on "EssayRelief" to read about their long history of FRAUD!

google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=essayrelief+scam+OR+ripoff+OR+%22rip+off%22+OR+complaint+OR+complaints+-jokes

Quoting Sinki,

This happened to one of my friends. She was given an essay full of plagiarism by Project1st class and she almost got thrown out. Only the kindness of the Supervisor worked on her behalf and she remained in the University. These companies, at least some of them, could be very very risky.

FrostatMidnight, STOP posting off-topic information in every thread! This thread is about ESSAYRELIEF.COM.

Does it mean that you should not talk about anyone else at all??

There are threads dedicated to "Project1st class," so you can post there. I understand you have a vendetta, but don't bring other people's threads off-topic.

If you got a paper that was copied from the internet, you should contact the company for a refund. If they do not respond, do a chargeback with your credit card company. Not only will they get the money removed from their bank account, they will also get hit with a chargeback fee from their merchant bank.

On the other hand, if you had gotten expelled for turning in a paper that was not yours, you would have totally deserved it.

I don't exactly have a vendetta, like the one you seem to be having against one of the members here. Still, when you lose more than £700 to a company for no fault of yours, and when similar situations crop up in the threads, I do not think there is anything wrong about saying things in a conversational way. Actually that is what this forum is meant for: to show the grievances, share it with others and if possible, make them aware of the dangers. I do not think there is any thread regimentalisation here.

How about the fact that their names will be listed as fraudulent customers on the Internet and it will be not easy for them to find a job or to explain themselves (well, they deserved it in most cases): uk essays.com/essayfraud.html

You've been here for about 10 minutes, and you think that you know anything about the dynamics of this forum?

I have a "vendetta" against all crooks and frauds, of which EW_writer happens to be one of many who frequent this board.

OK. Please yourself. I am not here to continue this kind of discussion.

If that is what happened .... the alternative scenario is that ukessays.com[DND*] are publishing the personal details (name, home address) on the internet of some poor sods who've already felt violated by having their credit cards scammed.

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Essayrelief!

I bought an essay from these guys, the work was rubbish! They promised on their website that it would be good! Anyone else received bad work from them? I heard that they are in Pakistan maybe, i dont think its worth going out there to complain for $250?

[Moved from]: originalthesiswritingau.com - another fraud site?

Any fraud experiences on this one?

It's owned by the essayrelief.com frauds from Pakistan.

thanks WB.

i hope ur right.

In future don't try to work with essayscouncil and custompapers. I had bad experiences with both of these company. Although they give paper on time, but they barely had qualified writers for amount they demand. I struggled to rewrite my essay in both cases.

Hope my experience will help someone from wasting their money on these garbage.

another one bites the dust

Yeah, like the students ever listen to that warning. They automatically assume that they paid for the paper, so it has to be an "original" model paper and therefore, can be submitted for a grade. They pay hundreds of dollars for their paper so yeah, that is the right expectation. However, they should not just take it for granted. They need to check, double check, and change as much of the paper as possible, rephrasing would probably cover it, just to make sure the paper will not be passed off as a plagiarized piece of work.

The scam lives on at a higher level now as the owner of the company has created a linkedIn profile to continue selling his business. You would think that linkedIn would be more careful about the people and companies they allow on their hiring platform. Students need to be aware of this.