I'm from India and to be honest, never hear about them in the past.

There are many freelancing sites that you can start on as a writer such as Freelancer, Upwork, Fiverr, PeoplePerHour, etc.
You can also approach digital agencies, if you have the potential to write will they might also consider you.

I registered on a few freelancing websites and got 1 project so far. Hope to get some more in the near future.

It's because most of these writing companies have professional writers who are selected after various screenings and testing so the quality of the content is always top-notch.

On the other hand, if you check freelancing websites for writers most of them are either graduates or beginners. So you can rely on the quality of work.

I don't think so.

Most of these essay companies have professional writers who are selected after various screenings and testing and have immense experience in this field. Due to this the quality of the content is always top-notch and reliable.

On the other hand, if you check freelancing websites for writers most of them are either graduates or beginners. So you can rely on the quality of work.

If you want my opinion I'd say go with an essay company for much better result.

Guys, we should have one point in mind. Trustpilot is not the ultimate decision-maker. Let's remember that at the end of the day they are just a business to make money. And it seems they blackmail a lot of businesses to switch to their paid service.

I just saw that Peachy Essay published an article on their blog explaining that TrustPilot tried to blackmail them for $4,500. Here is the blog post: peachyessay.com/blogs/peachy-essay-trustpilot/

Someone in this thread mentioned earlier that TrustPilot removed EssayShark. I had a look, and it seems they have banned EssayPro as well. Anyway, this is a dirty game these review businesses are playing.