How did you use ukessay research products?

Has anyone submitted an essay/ dissertation prepared by ukessay as her/his own work?

You may read their TOS that should explain how you may or may not use their research service. Why do you ask?

looking for a customized essay service and I found uk essays so wanna know if it is ok to turn in their product as my own work. I am short on time and don't have another choice. Need to know before ordering and paying :(

I'm sure it is not OK to do that, sorry..

why?

In order to comply with your college/university policies, you may not submit a custom written paper as your own for a grade.

I know, you are right and I do really feel guilty for that but I have no choice .... I am not happy for intending to do that ... If I pretend the work is mine will the service provider put me in jail??? I promise myself that it will be my first amd last time. Major, thank you for being patient and replying

I think the essay providers just get a really disapproving look on their faces and maybe do a judgmental "tsk tsk tsk" sound ...

99Essay, Do you mean they will not sue if I violate their terms of service? and Is their a possibility they know I did? or they don't really care if I use the work as my own?

I'm not them; it's not for me to say what they will or won't do. Doesn't seem like suing students would be a very profitable business model. Lawyers are expensive.

I do think Jesus may be unhappy with you, though.

@panadol the academic writing company would not have sued you.

Nor did they have any legal frame of reference to sue you for using a paper you ordered from them.

You need not have feared that they would have put you in jail. I am pretty sure that you are still a free person 3 years later and most likely a graduate already.

The writers that work for any academic writing company knows that part of their duty is to turn in plagiarism free papers (first) and that all the rights in terms of using the model paper that they write is turned over to the student that ordered the paper (second).

The academic writing company makes this clear to all the writers who they hire. These two references form part of the terms of service that the writer agrees to when he is given the permission to accept student orders via the company ordering system.

So your fears were totally unfounded.

There was no way that the company or the writer who was assigned to your paper would have run after you in any legal way.

If you eventually decided to turn in the paper you received from the company as your own instead of using it as a model, I am sure that you already know by now that your fears were baseless. It was perfectly fine for you to turn in the model paper as your own.

You received all the rights to that paper anyway the minute it was turned over to you by the company as per the TOS policy of the company.

While the student does get the rights to the written work once it is submitted to him / her, it would still be best for the student to just use it as a model paper. In case the company they hired is one that tends to submit the essay to other plagiarism software sites, the student should cover himself by changing the paper just enough to make it pass the checkers. If need be, he should paraphrase the paper himself before submission. In fact, I have had clients who hire 2 writers for single paper topic. The first writers creates the full paper, the second writer paraphrases the information, then the student submits the second version to the professor. That was his way of making sure the paper remained plagiarism free. Only the quoted information remained the same throughout both papers.

This is where Cite admits their customers hand in their essays directly for credit. It will be nice to have someone earmark it and not have it be thrown in the junk file, so I am trying very hard not to openly mock them, as I gather that is against forum rules(lol)?

Seeing how AI always messes up the papers that students prompt the code to write, I wonder what will happen if the student reverses the process. Pay a human writer to write an "original" paper, then have AI rewrite and improve the paper. Perhaps it will do a much better job at generating the content for the paper that way? Is a rewritten paper done by AI considered plagiarized if it is based on an originally written paper?

Any human writer who writes well enough to take money for writing already writes much better than any AI program. The only conceivable combination of human writing and AI writing that makes sense might be for a student who is very good at researching and organizing information but not at writing it out to use AI to improve his own self-researched project. AI programs can't provide the substantive content to support anything better than a C-/D essay (at best) and can't improve the writing of anybody who already knows how to write.