You may barely scrape a pass if you're lucky when you submit what you've paid for, then have to work hard to get your score back up. They will not even produce anything that you can work with. The writers given ample time to produce at level 6 will promise distinction quality. Despite this, writer's who have a 4.9/5 rating will upload in less than a day and say it's ready for submission. Even when provided with 4 excellent sample documents for guidance as well as another document detailing structural breakdown. They will still need your constant guidance and you will become the tutor, paying the student to complete the work. No Harvard referencing, no title page, basic detailing, nothing compared to the samples provided. The goal is to take your money as fast as possible with little in return. When you consult the chat about the myraid of issues they will act like there's no issue and that you should just be patient. They claim to hold your money and only release it to the writer if you're satisfied, they will confirm this in the chat to gain your confidence before you upload your funds. If you cancel before half of the set deadline has passed THEY WILL TAKE 30%, no matter if it's within 24 hours- SEE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS. That's if they're being nice. The chat assistant's attitude will be rude and mocking. Far from professional and customer focussed. It seems like the same person who just uses fake pictures each time. Also tempted to believe that it's the same person behind the whole thing- it's that bad. Pay attention to the language used by the writers- they are not native British. Chat with them for a while. The pictures and names are of course fake as well as the genders. Definitely not Professors. Ask the chat assistant how to leave a review of the website- they will respond that it's only through certain other websites. (Although they advertise on the homepage that users have rated the website as well as outside sources). Any positive reviews are fake. If you want to scrape a pass, maybe take a gamble. Such folly is expensive and you'll feel it. I suspect this could be a professors revenge on anyone trying to use the platform!