If you're a student who found this page, be careful about dealing with the site from the thread title. Several months ago, their whole website was put up for sale. The content on the main page was completely changed to something about "ivory elephant research" and it featured an elephant as an image. In the header, it read that "This site is for sale - contact us at ..." It was clear the previous owner wanted to keep search engine rankings while waiting for the sale to be completed. Then, after a week or so, the site was put back to what was original. I don't know if the site was actually sold, but at this point it is impossible to tell who owns it. From my extensive experience throughout the UK uni, I can say that:

- Pretty sites with beautiful designs are usually owned by Pakistani or Indian services. They don't want students to focus on their, typically, bad service, but on the packaging. Out of 5 beautiful sites I've encountered, 3 were from India, 1 from Pakistan, one from Ukraine. This is what I found out after I ordered from them. All 5 claimed to be located in the UK, but they are really not. Pretty design, but on average 50%-60% grade (in one case the paid paper was not delivered to me at all - they refunded). There is one nice site from the UK (UkEssays), but their prices are ridiculous.

- Don't ever count on an "excellent" grade when you order a paper. Even if you pay 20% extra, the paper is going to be written by the same writer, so you waste your money. I've never received a "Masters A" grade despite paying a lot of money (with UKEssays it was close to $100 per page!). The closest for me to an "A"-grade level was GraduateWriter (technology paper), but it took an extra revision.

- Reviews of essay services by students.. they are almost all fake. After one of my paper was completed, I was given a link to leave a review. That time I was angry because of the paper being late and it receiving a bad grade (again), so I took time to write a 1-page review of the service / writer. It was accepted, but it NEVER showed up on the reviews site. I should've saved it, I could post it here. I think they can pick which reviews to show, so my advice to students is not to skip leaving a review because it will never show up in public. I saw some services having hundreds of reviews over 80%, but let me tell - students don't waste writing good reviews; they can only write bad ones, but they never show up.

Good luck.