scammed on my dissertation project (Speedy Papers)

I came across a website called 'speedy papers' who promised they can write my dissertation as i was stressed i sent my intro to them along with my uni documents so they know what uni i go to. Now they are blackmailing me for money asking if i dont pay they will turn up at my uni today or tomorrow. They have also sent me a letter from the department of education. What can i do? I am so scared i haven eaten or slept since yesterday

Everything you need to know is right here in Post # 79:
https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/blackmailed-money-assignment-6764/2/#msg87477 (Post #79).

The answers to your future questions are answered right here in Post # 3:
https://essayscam.org/forum/gt/exam-maker-help-6860/#msg87486 (Post #3)

@mas1998

I shall endeavour to give you a helpful reply. You are based in the UK. Being British I know how the education system operates in the UK.

The letter from the Dept.of Education will be fake so ignore it.

Ignore all communications from the company and block them if possible.

Do not send them any more money.

SpeedyPapers is a US based company. If you are studying at a British University do you really believe company representatives are going to travel to the UK and turn up at your university?

They are bluffing.

Thank you for the reply. Yes i tried calling them and think they are in india not even in the UK. I blocked the number on my phone and email, haven't heard from them yet. Cant believe this

Actually, the mere fact that the company is US based should have disqualified them from writing a paper for this UK based student. A US writer is trained differently in writing. His college papers are not written with the same format and grading standard as the UK universities and colleges. So there is absolutely no way the student would have ended up with a usable paper. It is always best to hire a writer from the country where you will be submitting the paper. Then again, with the stringest UK based academic writing laws, the student would be best writing the paper himself with the use of an AI writing assistant.

Nope. They are actually tied to Ukrainian scammers, despite the website being registered as a US business. Hence why there are no office details or real contact options that don't involve useless online chat methods with the scammers that aren't even in the US.

Great info.