Oxbridge essays / disserations advice?

What is the relationship between "Oxbridge Essays" (oxbridgeessays.com) and "Oxbridge Dissertations Advice" (oxbridgedissertationsadvice.com)? Their websites are designed similarly, but the contact details are completely different.

Also, does anyone have any experience of the dissertation writing services these companies provide?

Thanks

Heard that they are OK. Will give some more names if you write to me.

Oxbridge Dissertations Advice/UK Dissertations - good or not?!?!?!

Dear all,

I'm panicking about my final year so I've been looking around dissertation websites in order to find some assistance - a superb piece of work written about an aspect of China that I can learn from! (e.g. the plight of women in China really interests me).

I've read through numerous threads but I haven't seen anything written about oxbridgedissertationsadvice.com .. is this any good?

I've read that any website with the word "Oxbridge" in the title should be avoided. Is this the case?

I know you can't recommend sites but if you could advise me on whether the following are good or not, that would be great!

1. oxbridgedissertationadvice.com - trading name of The Oxbridge Research Group Ltd.
2. ukdissertations.com - this looks good but they trade under numerous names!

Thank you!

Katie : )

TORG - as in the Oxbridge Research Group, best to avoid. Read through their company website and take note of just how fantastical their claims are. Added to that, the quality of their service is pretty inconsistent.

UKdissertations is owned and operated by ACADEMIC ANSWERS (ukessays, etc.) - a very reputable company ...

At the end of the day, however, it is best to shortlist some companies, talk to them and make your own judgement.

Hey Katie, we do trade under several different names, and we're very open about it. Our company is Academic Answers Ltd, and we simply have multiple sites under that umbrella to reach multiple audiences: Law students, students requiring essays, coursework or dissertations etc.

Paid 200 pounds to oxbridge essays and i ended up getting 48%

My name is Titi, I paid 200 pounds to oxbridge essays for 65-69% and i ended up getting 48%. The comment on the essay says that I didn't paraphase but all was directly quoted. When I called them to explain everything to them, they told me that I can't get my refund back because, I wasn't suppose to submit someone else's work and that they give people who order an idea what the essay is about. Can you imagine and I wasn't told that before ordering or after getting my work.

Yes, I can. It's right there in the terms and conditions, which you were supposed to read and agree to before buying the essay in the first place.

1. The client understands and agrees that any written materials sold to them by The Oxbridge Research Group Ltd. is sold and intended solely for the purpose of inspiring that client's own work through giving an example of model research, writing, expression and structuring of ideas. The client must never submit as if their own work, either in part or total, to their university, school or any other institute of education written materials sold to them by The Oxbridge Research Group Ltd.

'Nuff said.

Yeah...pretty standard for any company operating legally.

WTF?
This client ordered a unique product and 48% of it matched content from some blog. "materials" sold from oxbridge group should not be copy pasted from the internet or turnitin database because then it will not make much sense to order from them. These clients are paying money to get model essays, not any other stuff they can get from googling. Disappointing!

You have completely misunderstood the original complaint. Try again when you've boosted those reading comprehension skills.

May be you should have reworked your essay and used the many direct quotes prop it up. Otherwise, I thought yours was a case of plagiarism, which is totally unacceptable.

In fact, what T has stated above doesn't clearly tell us what actually happened except the fact that he (unethically) turned in the same paper which should have been avoided. @Titi - you seemed to have been well informed of the essay writing industry; however, I wonder why you weren't aware of the fact that turning in the same paper is unlawful.

Maybe you should get a clue before you start offering advice. Just a thought.

No one can guarantee your mark. If they said they can get your 65-69% then the fact that you got 48% proves my point

Thank God you got 48%. Next time you will get an F in exchange for 400 pounds.

I am not sure what gave you the idea that the company would be turning over an original paper for you to submit and get a grade for. If that was not clarified with you when you placed the order then you were asking the wrong questions during the interview process and you also did not bother to read the TOS contract. Unless the company explicitly indicates that an original paper will be turned over to you along with all the rights and privileges to use it as the original writer, then you should not have submitted it for a grade. There is a tremendous difference between writing a model paper and writing an original paper.

That is why I automatically ask my clients if they only want a model paper from me. I explain to them the difference between the model and the original paper and then they make their decision based upon their own judgement of their writing abilities, deadline, and most of all, their budget. An original paper will definitely cost them more than a model paper.

All companies that I am aware of have similar TOS noting papers are models and not to be submitted as one's own work. It's up to the customer to check out the company and its TOS before placing the order. If there's any confusion in how you can use the completed paper, ask beforehand. Companies will go to the ends of the earth to avoid chargebacks or refunds, so it's best to avoid getting into that type of situation by finding out what exactly you can expect and how you can use the paper ahead of time.

In response to grades, I am an excellent writer but I never guarantee a client will receive a specific grade. I'm sure everyone here who's completed college knows that one professor will grade differently from another. What would be an A with one might yield a B or C with another. It sucks, but it's the truth! What I do guarantee is that I will provide an excellent paper that follows ALL instructions and requirements provided by the client. I reiterate what the instructions are before beginning to allow the client the chance to clarify anything.

If the website design is similar, that means the company used the same developer for both sites. It was probably cheaper to do it that way. If the information is highly similar, then the companies must be related. Considering that they have highly similar URL's, I would not be surprised if it is run by the same unimaginative people. I mean, they could not even be bothered to think of a unique name for the second website. Amateurs. They should have changed the name totally even as they kept their original company set up. The students don't delve past the company name most of the time. So changing the names totally and making it seem like the sites are not related would have helped their potential clients develop some trust in the company, based on its name, since there is nothing else to base trust of them on.

I agree that the two companies must be related in a direct manner. They cannot be almost identical twins and not share the same DNA to a large extent. That is why there is such a thing as a "family face". If they look alike, chances are, they are related. So these companies must share a link somehow, perhaps in ownership and writing pool. They often do this to spin off one of the companies that has a negative image. By having a similarly sounding name with almost the same services, they hope to leave the negative image of the other name behind.

There are only two kinds of projects as pertains to originality: (1) custom-written original projects and (2) recycled pre-written projects. "Model" projects are also supposed to be 100% custom-written, totally original work, because the term "model" only relates to what the customer actually does with the work once it's delivered. Someone would have to be a complete idiot to pay for a pre-written "model" essay, because professors give those out for free, and unlike any model essays provided by an essay company, the models distributed (or provided on request) by a professor are actually from that professor's course and represent exactly what that professor wants to see in your projects.