When is an Essay yours! Amending your work

addick		Mar 26, 10, 10:25PM \| #1
Joined: Mar 26, 10 Threads: 2 Posts: 7	A quick question to all. I have ordered a significant number of pieces from UK essays. I have probably spent close to 3 to 4 thousand pounds with UK Essays. (Happy to provide order numbers) Originally the pieces were excellent. Met the standard or far out reached what was paid for - however now the work is below par or to be honest in some cases pitiful. The customer service of the company is excellent. You cannot fault it. That is why after two particularly horrific pieces I have remained with UK essays. Upper first returned at 2:2 (low 2:2 at that ) and a 1st that on original submission met only a 3rd class pass I have a question - I recently requested a literature review and a dissertation response and asked for amendments following a review by senior lecturers. When I requested the order originally I submitted my work to the researcher as a basis to work upon. The researcher incorporates my work within their model answer. I submit both pieces for review - mid 50 's on both. I pass over the notes to the researcher via yourself and get reminded that this is a model answer and is not meant to be submitted as my own. However the work is already a combination of both. I can see no difference between a 2:1 or 1st or Upper First researched piece. Everything I have ordered comes back at a 2:2 standard requiring expansion and considerable focus or further depth in research. So if the work recieved is a combination of the notes you originally submitted, how can it be their model answer? Confused!

Lazy Skeptic	Student	Mar 27, 11, 03:29PM \| #2
Joined: Mar 15, 11 Threads: 8 Posts: 53	**** happens, no company can guarantee you a grade, they base their answers on their own marking scheme and not the university, if they do infact use a marking scheme like they claim. Even the best writers may turn in less than brilliant papers, i don't understand how anyone can guarantee you an upper 1st, like UK essays claim. The paper has to be damn near perfect to get an upper 1st.

WritersBeware		Mar 27, 11, 06:42PM \| #3
Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 152 Posts: 8,679	Any site that guarantees or promises a certain grade is both fraudulent AND illegal.

ashall0714		Apr 1, 11, 10:08PM \| #4
Joined: Apr 1, 11 Posts: 2	WritersBeware: Any site that guarantees or promises a certain grade is both fraudulent AND illegal. You tell 'em.

aContender		Apr 3, 11, 02:40PM \| #5
Joined: Apr 3, 11 Threads: 1 Posts: 4	Whenever I read a guarantee of a certain grade I think of that scene in Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield. He has to to write a paper on Kurt Vonnegut and hires the author to write it. The professor thinks it's garbage and Dangerfield tells Vonnegut he doesn't know anything about himself. It was funny but also true...no one can promise a grade on any topic.

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