7 Tips To Help You Choose A Homework Writing Service
Juggling social life and academic life can get tricky. Fortunately, when you don’t feel that you are up to the task, there are plenty of people out there who will do the hard yards for you, for a price. But how do you know you’re getting your money’s worth? Here are a few tips that may save you dollars and improve your grades.
- Read their home page carefully or their ‘about us’ page, something with a bit of text so that you can see the quality of their own work. You would be surprised at the glaring typos on some of these sites. If they can’t put a decent sentence together for their own home page, what control do they have over the quality of their writers?
- Check how long they have been operating? Do they tell you? Sites spring up, make a quick buck and disappear all the time.
- Do they have testimonials? Do the testimonials have pictures? Do they have dates on them? Are they current or are they all from a small period of time and a while ago? Like academic papers, testimonials can be bought.
- Do they advertise a money back guarantee and plagiarism free work? It’s pretty funny, isn't it? Having your work ghost-written and demanding that it not be plagiarised. However the penalties for plagiarism can be severe and it’s not hard to detect. There are plenty of free plagiarism checkers out there, so someone making a claim like that should be ready to back it up.
- Do they have any samples of their work that you can check out? Are the samples in a field relevant to you? If you are studying something a little out of the ordinary, you may have to look a bit harder for someone who knows their stuff.
- Who are their writers? Can you communicate with them directly? How many revisions do they offer? What are their qualifications?
- What is their website like? Old? Clunky? Slow to load and hard to navigate? Appearances matter, if they’re not spending money on a decent site then there’s a good chance they’re not spending it on decent writers either. It’s the same principle that applies to brick-and-mortar businesses; faded signs, dirty floors, defective machines, etc. They are all warning signs.
There are plenty of good, cheap and fast writers competing for your patronage on the World Wide Web; with a bit of shopping you will find them. Good luck.