Expected pay for freelancing for UK-based research companies?

Hi everyone,

I did not know where to post originally, I hope I am not doing a repeat but I need some information on the business.

I am a recent graduate (just finishing my degree by submitting my dissertation in a few days).

I aml now out of university work and do not have a job yet. And it's needless to say that I need pocket money.

I would like to work for a UK company preferably, as I just graduated from Cardiff university. I would also feel safer if I can just go knock their door if something goes wrong...

Is there anyone here who could tell me how much money I can expect to be paid for freelancing for Oxbridge Essays, UK essays or others in the country?

Do they pay by the number of words, by the hour?
What's the usual rate?

Thanks a lot guys, hope to get some answers from you!

Osbern

In front of the surprising lack of response for a site which comprises so many writers, I see no other choice than to precise my question a little bit more.

Basically, I would like to know if it is profitable enough to work for UK companies, and what kind of pay I should expect.

For the writers of the site: Do you manage to live off your freelance work alone? I know things vary but eventually do you get a sufficient and regular income?

Thanks guys!

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You don't just need pocket money, you need survival money. I am not sure if finding a writing job and starting out without any experience would be beneficial to you in this case. Your bills may pile up faster than the company can pay you and, you may not earn enough to cover your bills at the start.


It would be, provided you work for a legitimate writing company out of the UK and not for one of the posers who will just enslave you then dock your pay till almost nothing is left.


It takes some time to build a reliable client base and income flow but yet, you can actually live off freelance writing work and life comfortably. Debts will be paid with some left over to enjoy yourself sometimes.

I am not sure if the OP eventually got hired as a freelancer for a UK based company at this point. Basing his writing skills on his post though, I would have to say that he would not be able to work for a legitimate UK academic consultancy, since the UK has strict anti-essay mill laws. He does not display the kind of writing skill that would benefit a UK based student. If he did manage to find a job with a "UK based research comapny", it is more than likely that he is working for a scam based company that hires low skilled writers, is not based in the UK, and does not care about anti-essay mill laws.