Plenty of students still use sites like MarkedByTeachers when researching or trying to find new ideas to write about.

This is something I've seen some writers do. If a marker checks them sources and discovers the dates are wrong, that is fabrication and a serious infraction. The consequences of this on a course leading to a professional registration could be life changing. Some writers have an amazing ability to write complete tawdry, on the surface it looks great, but any amount of digging reveals the real superficial nature of their work.

The used paper market is dead. No point uploading papers to a site that nobody uses.

The domain is parked and for sale. Cite, it doesn't exist anymore.

I'm a little confused Cite. Not even a month before, in this thread, you have said the following about CustomDissertation


However, in this thread, you state


Care to explain?

@Cite, While I don't agree with UKessays T&C's 'only meant as a model answer' rubbish, they are a legally operating company within the UK.

UKEssays.co.uk is part of All Answers Ltd and had nothing to do with ukessay.co.uk. That site doesn't even exist now. Your crass statement could constitute libel as you have once again drawn from no evidence and typed complete nonsense to defame a random company.

The default resubmission count is infinite on TurnItIn. TurnItIn does specify on the assignment submission page if this has been changed by a tutor. Resubmitted work wipes the previous submission. You can use this to your advantage and check the originality percentage before the final submission.

Cite is wrong as usual. The TurnItIn archive is not aggregated by google. Only an originality report from TurnItIn will show this.

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Students would be better off using advanced operators. For example "site:reviews.io essay" in google and check sites for both the amount of verified purchases and amount of reviews in total. Buyer beware always of course, no method is failproof.

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Some companies, such as All Answers Ltd, will ask for identification documents for tax related reasons. They work within the full scope of the law, even if they are clearly dubious in their T&C's.

All legitimate freelancers and companies ask for upfront payments.

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By default, Turnitin allows 3 similarity reports to be produced instantly after submission. After this limit, similarity reports are provided once every 24 hours with subsequent submissions. Submissions within the last hour of the submission deadline compare other student submissions within the same assessment as well.