Oxbridge Essays Review

As a student, there’s no doubt that you’re feeling the pressure under that pile of assignments. OxbridgeEssays.com say they can take some of that work off your hands. Can you trust them, or are they another scam website like so many others? I’ll review them so you know the score before you order.

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OxbridgeEssays – Rating 7.2

Table of contents

1. Services: Not offering what other sites have
2. Quality: Slapdash writing
3. Prices: Way too high
4. Deadlines: Not as quick as advertised
5. Customer service: Waiting for answers
6. Conclusion

Services: Not offering what other sites have

There’s a decent array of services for undergraduates on the Oxbridge Essays site. You can get essays, reports, and essay plans written, among other services. However, I was dismayed to find no editing or extra writing services, such as resume or business plan writing.

Quality: Slapdash writing

I decided to sign up for an account and place an order. That way, I could see the quality of writing for myself. The essays I got back were very poor, and there was no way I could have used them myself at college. The writer was either in a rush or didn’t care, as they hadn’t proofread it, and had even plagiarised some of it. This is pretty much illegal/legal, and terrible as I’d spent money on it.

Prices: Way too high

I paid £125 GBP or my essay, which was 500 words long and written to 2:1 undergraduate level. As far as I could see, there was no promotion code or discount I could use to get the price down. That price, as you can see, is hugely inflated. It’s especially bad when you consider the level of writing I got for what I paid. You can get a much better deal elsewhere.

Deadlines: Not as quick as advertised

When you log in/sign in to the Oxbridgeessays.com site, you’ll see that they promise your essay will come by your own deadline. However, I found that they very almost missed my deadline. If you had an important paper to hand in, this wouldn’t be the safe way to order it.

Customer service: Waiting for answers

There’s plenty of ways to get help if you have questions or need a refund. There’s free live chat, or a contact number among other options. However, customer services aren’t always there to help you when you need it. I found myself waiting hours for a response when I needed it the most. If you’re in a rush, this is bad news.