Essay Writing Services Companies Honest Reviews - A MUST WATCH - The Uni Tutor HD

Have you seen anyone using Essay Writing Services companies? Will our compliance manager shares tips on how to avoid being scammed by essay writing services. Top Ways to Avoid Scams The tips below will help yu to avoid giving your money to unscrupulous operators 1. Use a genuine UK or US Company. UK companies are subject to UK law UK companies can be sued in the UK courts You have more ‘comeback’ against UK companies if anything goes wrong Be careful. Many companies claim to be UK-based but aren’t really, so we advise running a few checks to make sure you’re really dealing with a UK company. Don’t be fooled by easy tricks such as the use of ‘co.uk’ domains – anyone can buy these. Read the top 7 ‘tricks’ used by scam essay companies. The Uni Tutor is a registered UK company and we are subject to UK Law and the jurisdiction of the UK courts. 2. Make sure they have a genuine UK landline telephone number answered by UK staff. Anybody can get a UK landline number These numbers can be diverted to anywhere in the world Listen to the ring tone – does it sound odd or international? Ask them where they’re based and ask them questions about their ‘local area’ We are based in the UK. Please give us a call, we promise you won’t hear any strange ring tones and your call will not be redirected to an international call center. 3. Ask them to promise (in writing) to deliver 2:1 standard the first time, on time, and with a plagiarism scan. A genuine UK company won’t mind that you insist on: 2.1 standard work the first time or a full refund A comprehensive, accurate plagiarism scan A solid plagiarism guarantee After all, you’re paying for custom work and, under UK consumer protection law, you are entitled to get what you pay for! Don’t be surprised if they reject this request of offer an excuse. There are not many companies, either foreign or based in the UK, who are willing to give these guarantees. All of our websites offer a guaranteed standard of work, a free comprehensive plagiarism scan and a plagiarism guarantee. 4. Check their credentials at Companies House (a UK government website). Deal with a registered company – they have to comply with certain legal requirements Check they are listed at Companies House Make sure their Company Number matches the name registered at Companies House Make sure the Company is not listed as ‘Dissolved’ and does not have ‘pending applications’ (e.g. to be struck off/removed from the register) Check their website complies with UK legal requirements (see ‘Legal Requirements for UK Websites‘ below) Tip: If the website name is listed at Companies House but you run in to difficulties with the company at a later stage, you can download a lot of useful information about them from the Companies House website. This can include the names and addresses of the directors and company secretaries and costs a small fee, approximately £1.00 per document. Our company na