The writer I had did not fully follow my instructions for my research paper. I asked him for a rewrite and he refused to do so. The writer told me that he included everything I asked for. This is true, but it wasn't 3 full pages of that particular topic. Instead the writer included information that wasn't relevant to the topic, as if he just wanted to fill the pages. Its almost like asking a waiter for a drink and he comes back with a quarter filled cup with lots of ice. Technically he gave you the drink you asked for but, you expected a full cup(relevant) and not all the ice(irrelevant). This is what I call a rip-off. So I ordered two more pages and left specific instructions for the writer. Again, the writer include little of what I wanted and the rest of the paper was irrelevant information. The writer was obviously not an expert on that topic, otherwise he would have been able to produce a lot more information. His argument was that he's hired as a writer to provide a "general research template". I did not pay close to 200$ for a stupid template. When I went to customer support, they told me he included what I wanted. I then asked why did the writer include information I did not ask for, they replied with the same answer. I was sitting there trying to explain that he provide little information and filled the rest of the paper with irrelevant information, but I was stuck in their loop of answers.

So if you need someone to write a detailed essay/research paper for you, don't rely on any suspicious writing provider.
It's not worth all that money.

But I suppose they're good for a "general research template".

*wait for the essay writers to attack my thread in 3...2...1*

The customer control panel for an UK Writing Service is located at a secure research location online. This is were you can interactive with your writers and customer support.

When I used Alexa.com to give me a statistics summary on the service, I noticed they give more visits from Pakistan than most other countries. See for yourself. Click on the Traffic Stats tab.

Anyone care to explain? :3