Another scam. It seemed like a reliable company. They are replying immediately to any request. When the deadline came up, they just dissappeared. The have swish accounts. I paid 500euro for one research paper. Now I lost my degree.

I have tried to get my money back but they wouldn't hear of it. They've made their TOS in a way that no one can get a refund really. I just found out that the assignments they're selling are already written. They're not custom as they claim.

Do you think there's a way to follow this legally? The assignment they sold me is online under an Institute's website.

They asked me to pay into their account cause they had problems with credit cards. There's certainly no way to get the money back. Would you know if I can follow this legally? Maybe some place over the internet or british authority where I can report it?

Hi all,

Just saw the replies from Peter defending his services.

The story goes like this:
I asked for a paper. He told me to pay as soon as possible in order to get it on time. I paid more (than his standard fees) because I wanted it promptly (the amount of money I paid includes the exchange rates from euros to pounds).

I didn't get it until a week later (than the deadline given), and what I got was off the subject and as I found, under a US college's web address.

In our email correspondance Peter actually stated the following as an excuse for not giving me the refund:
Term #2 says, the service is provided "as is" and without guarantees (term #14).
These are standard Terms of Service in the industry.. As we are not selling products but services, we have a right to sell them without guarantee.

I found this totally unfair as what he provided me had actually nothing to do with the details I've given him regarding the paper, it wasn't provided in due date, and furthermore it was published on the web and seems that it has been written almost 3 years ago (something I found out 48 hours after i received the paper, and according to their TOS this wouldn't give me the right to ask for a refund). I did ask for a refund within the 24 hour notice they give you though (as the paper wasn't on the subject). But didn't get one!

You're both right. I was over-emotional and I thought I did lose the degree since I didn't hand in my paper on time. Believe me, the agony I went through regarding the particular course was way too much.

Now, why do you think a student would pay so much money for only one of many resources?

There are plenty of resources for free out there. Why pay so much money for such service? In my opinion and personal experience, because some of us are silly enough, for many many reasons, to do use those services as a basis of coursework. I personally didn't have the time to check at other resources, had a strict deadline and a full time job.

Which makes those services not just a simple resource. Those services are THE resource!! They are (supposed to be) direct help on exactly what you need, by the time you need it.

I didn't lose my degree, but I did lose my money. And as MyView correctly states I didn't get the service I paid for, or even better I didn't get a service at all. Unless you call service a paper taken from the internet (never mind the due dates and the fact that it wasn't on the subject).