Don't use ukdissertationhelp.co

Don't use ukdissertationhelp At all costs. He calls himself James and asks that you make payments to
This is James from Ukdissertationhelp.co

I couldn't edit the message above so this the continuation of it. This is a company that wouldn't even write work for an A level student. They are very unprofessional and will write completely irrelevant work that clearly looks like they've smply copied and pasted it but its still very terribly written. The grammar is terrible and very low level. I guess this should've shown me that they were not good at what they promised to deliver. When I asked for my money he told me his not scared of my threats. He asks to pay him in a completely different name to James. Watch out for him, his a horrible human.

That site is a little more dangerous than the other sites that typically generate these kinds of complaints here, because it appears to have been written by a native English speaker, which usually isn't the case. As an experienced writer who's been doing this for a iving for more than 20 years, I can still recognize some red flags (such as the obvious identical copied/pasted language under the tabs for different types of projects); but I wouldn't blame a typical new client for missing them. Usually, as soon as I check the website, I'm completely amazed that anybody could possibly not realize that a website supposedly providing high-level professional writing in the English language should be able to put together something whose website text sounds like actual English.

What enticed you to here the company in the first place? Surely it was the sales talk of James that got to you. Was he actually the writer or just the recruiter? There is more to the backstory than you let on here. It is important that you paint the full picture of what transpired on both sides so your experience can truly pass for a cautionary tale. Talk about the con. Not all cons are created equal. There are differences and improvements that the others may not know about yet. Help educate your fellow students. Let them know what specific reasons made you fall for this ream. Don't just give us the basics. We need to know what new styles are out there now so we can avoid falling into the trap.

@FreelanceWriter
I now see the mistakes I made, I did not do enough research on them and that James if he's really James because the only form of communication was always via whatsapp and email.

@noted
James was very quick like a con man is. I see it now. He answered everything in a way that made me feel like nothing is too difficult for his company to write. He said that a writer with my job background would write the dissertation. He was very polite too in the beginning until I received the first chapter of the work. When I continously kept commenting that iys not what I'd asked for he eventually started giving me attitude, something even writing in capital letters to reply my texts. Yesterday when I sent him the last message asking for my money by the end of the day since he also asked for it with the same urgency before, he replied by saying his not scared of my threats and I shouldn't even wait for the end of the day to do whatever I want to do.

Quick responses actually aren't necessarily a red flag: I typically respond to inquiries and to existing clients within minutes of receiving their emails unless I'm out or sleeping because I'm usually in front of a screen 16+ hours/day.


This is always a red flag, whether it's on an essay company website or from someone here claiming to "know" how some essay company does business (which also means that person is really just a shill for that company pretending not to be). As I've explained many times, essay companies don't "assign" projects to writers and most of them don't put any limitation on what projects can be viewed (and taken) by any writer with access to their assignment boards. Company writers with zero experience in a particular area often take projects that they really have no business taking. Companies usually play no role in that process and don't even keep track of what projects get taken by what writers. Unless there's a complaint about a project after delivery, companies have no idea which writers are taking which projects: they just list all of their available projects on assignment boards and they pay writers for all of the assignments they've uploaded to the system every month.


Excessive politeness during the inquiry stage is often a red flag. Busy writers who actually have to provide good work on every project just don't have the time (and/or patience) to entertain lengthy email exchanges. Typically, we ask for all of the necessary information needed to price a project and we address specific questions; but we usually don't have time to go through endless exchanges or to jump through hoops to get your new business. Scammers have all the time in the world to gain your confidence (hence the term "conman"), simply because that's their entire job. By contrast, legit writers actually have to write every project we book; so we're not going to have as much time to sell you on our services to get your business.

For example, if you continue asking me questions that are already fully addressed in my FAQs after the first time I ask you to read my FAQs before asking more questions, and/or if you make me email to ask you the same questions more than once, that's where you'll notice my annoyance in the tone of my emails, right there. Conversely, when you're dealing with a scammer, there's almost no limit to how long they'll keep up the impeccable customer-service tone or to how friendly and excessively polite they'll continue to be, until they have your money in their hands. That will all flip on a dime the first time you ask about canceling your order (even minutes after paying for it) and, especially, once you have any complaint about the product after it's delivered. The Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde routine is extremely common and that transition happens the instant they have their hands on your money.

@FreelanceWriter
The quick response was also accompanied by being pushy for me to pay, I guess I left that bit out. He made it feel like I need to decide immediately if he'd be doing the work as they're very busy with alot of work coming in. He didn't say these exact words but there's a way he was trying to show that this what it is and I need to decided immediately. I have learnt all these too late, if only I'd known about this forum better but well...

Yes, pressuring clients to place orders is another red flag. Unless someone is inquiring about a rush deadline where time really is a legitimate issue and there's no time to spare if they need it by that deadline, I just tell them how long I'll honor my price quote for the quoted deadline. If an essay provider tries to pressure you to place an order for an ordinary deadline, that's usually a bad sign. If new prospective clients tell me that they're going to look for someone cheaper, I just tell them that they're more than welcome to try me some other time and/or that I'll be happy to (re)do the project if they discover for themselves what quality of work they're likely to get at "bargain" prices in this industry.

Naturally. That's why it's so important to know that a writer doesn't just accept projects automatically and always honestly discloses his relative level of confidence with every project to every prospective client, in advance.


Obviously, that answer would have been the same regardless of what your job background was.

@Knighted
Be very wary of anyone who contacts you directly from this forum offering/touting for your work. If you want you can PM me.