KyleHarris123, there's no need to change your name every month; think I speak for everyone when I say that we're not gonna like you any less if you keep posting your beautiful, informative and totally not-duplicitous missives under the same s/n.

@tomwilks, "Business management" isn't a dissertation, it's a textbook. Maybe your supervisor meant it's a 2:1 ratio of nonsense to ineptitude, and you've really been granted no degree at all.

Details without honesty are empty; honesty without details is blind. -Kant

But, really, a disavowal means nada w/o some facts. To start, what was your dissertation on? Were you sure about the writer's capabilities from the start? Did you request many edits? Good value for the price? What did your committee make of the work? Let your imagination run wild

It's a bad idea to seek recommendations here. Instead, use the search function to research any service or writer you come across. Or, simply search "dissertation." Find threads with plenty of detail that seem to document real customer experiences (this is key, and requires discernment), & use that info to come to your own conclusions about a given site.

Just reading the poor, awkward copy on the site should be all the information you need. But if you need help with your "collage" work, perhaps they excel in the visual arts.

I would like to make a "complain" of my own:


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The [AhmedM] person above, that says she's a [legit customer] and says the company [is not a scam]... I wonder if they [own the business], and that post is [meant to increase sales].

If you find yourself standing in "green cheese" after "calibrating your robots," you may have contracted an STI.

What can be said for sure is that GW is not a scam. It is a legit business. As with any major essay site, quality of work you get very much depends on the writer assigned to you.

And the "free draft" you've provided any prospective customers with your post above should ensure you go out of businesss double-quick.

Hmm, this thread reeks of desperate essay company. OP, can you give any details beyond these (highly improbable) vagaries?

1. Some of this rather falls under 'how to completely sabotage your earnings potential.'

2. As for problems due to "sitting all day writing"; two words: standing desk. If you work on a laptop, a laptop stand elevates monitor height for better posture (while sitting or standing).

3. After reading this I feel sleepy and like I've been inappropriately touched.

Jennifer's EssayUK site claims writers get 60 GBP for 1500 words...seems a bit miserly considering the strength of that currency.

Heinrich doesn't appear up to the spam so here it is, sweet cakes.

Black competitors, you say? Where is the African American niche in the essay industry?

I aced uni entrance exams -- and ended up selling carrots and rotting fish at a market in Pakistan. If that's not success I don't know what is.