Our press coverage shows...
…that we’re a genuine UK company:

UK Essays featured in The National Student - Wednesday 29th August 2012

UK Essays have been featured in an article on custom essay writing websites in The National Student, proving once again that we are a genuine UK company at the pinnacle of the essay writing industry:

In order to learn more about their services, I spoke to a member of support staff at UK Essays. In response to the question “If I used the same arguments but wrote them differently, would that count as plagiarism?” I was told “No, because you will still write your own work. The researcher's work will show you how to write the work and what sources you can use.”

Unlike the other essay companies featured in this article, UK Essays are happy to provide feedback to the press about how we help thousands of students every year to get the most from their studies!

You can read the full article on thenationalstudent.com here...

UK Essays interviewed on BBC Radio Nottingham - Thursday 3rd May 2012

Listen to Jilly Walden (Quality Manager @ UK Essays) being interviewed by Mark Dennison on BBC Radio Nottingham on Thursday 3rd May.

thisisnottingham.co.uk 23rd April 2012 For £260 students can buy a 2,000 word essay on any given topic, written to the standard of a 2:1 degree, from UK Essays.com in Arnold

UK Essays were asked to comment on plagiarism in universities...

“A spokesman for the company said: "UK Essays.com provides a legitimate service, designed to help students that are struggling with any aspect of their university studies.

"The rise in plagiarism in universities can't be attributed to students using our service, as all of our work is custom written and undetectable by any plagiarism checking tool.

"The surge in plagiarism may be attributed to students using poor quality or dishonest essay companies, or simply points to the fact that universities are not providing enough resources for their students."

...proving once again that our essays are 100% custom written and plagiarism free!

You can read the full article on thisisnottingham.co.uk here.

The Telegraph 7th December 2011 A first-class essay? Yours for just £660

Jilly Walden, the quality manager here at UK Essays, was interviewed for a piece in The Telegraph:

“We all get tarred with the same brush,” complains Jilly Walden, quality manager at UKEssays.com, based at the same address (in Arnold, near Nottingham) as Degree Essays (www.degree-essays.com) and Law Teacher (www.lawteacher.net)

“Yet, unlike other companies, we are happy to publish our address, and we are happy for students to visit us; we have got academics in-house. Nor do we condone plagiarism. It’s made very clear to clients that we don’t supply essays; we give model answers around which they frame their ideas. We see it as no different to a lecturer pointing students towards a document in a library. As far as we know, 99.9 per cent of customers use our products correctly.”

You can read the full article on The Telegraph's website here.

BBC World Service 21st June 2010 When does getting online help for an essay become cheating?

UK Essays were asked to appear on the BBC World Service to take part in a discussion on plagiarim and online essay help:

An increasing number of universities are using special software which can detect cases of plagiarism.

But there are companies which offer an essay-writing service and those cannot be picked up by such software.

Simon Rhodes is with a company called UKEssays.com, which sells essays to students; Barry Calvert is with nLearning, which sells software that helps detect plagiarism.

Newshour's Robin Lustig asked Simon Rhodes: if he was buying an essay from UKEssays, wouldn't he expect him to hand it in as his own work?

You can listen to this discussion online at the BBC World Service here - When does getting online help for an essay become cheating?

The Sunday Times front page 4th April 2010 ‘Essay factory’ offers 2:1 degree or your cash back

On 4th April 2010, the Sunday Times printed a front-page article regarding our fantastic new degree guarantee, stating "Students are being sold foolproof dissertations written for them with a cashback guarantee if they fail to get at least a 2:1 degree." The story was also picked up online by the Daily Mail and the Telegraph… Read the stories below…

• Read the Times Online version
• Read the Daily Mail version
• Read the Telegraph version

ITN News (undercover)

“A brilliant essay”

ITN News took a look around our old offices after purchasing an essay undercover.

They called the work they purchased ‘brilliant’– watch the video below:

The Sunday Times newspaper (undercover)

“2:1 standard” confirmed!

In 2003 The Sunday Times purchased an essay (undercover!) and reported how the essay was confirmed to be of a 2:1 standard by a top lecturer they had selected to assess it!

Read the full story on The Sunday Times website, here.

We’d like to point out that the newspapers are in no way affiliated with our company, nor do they give any personal endorsement of our service. Having said that, we think you'll find that we don't need them to. The newspapers serve a purpose – they show that we are genuine UK-based company and that our essays and dissertations meet the quality standards that we publish.

About the press articles

You will appreciate that there are many organisations that disapprove of our service, since they are adamant that all students are dishonest and will use us to cheat. This is, unfortunately, reflected in the comprehensive collection of articles we have presented below.

We have reproduced them, regardless of the criticism they contain, as an aid for potential customers to appreciate the authenticity of our business; we believe this is extremely important as there are so many bogus essay and dissertation sites on the web. You can learn more about spotting the scam companies in the UK Essays scam warning guide....

However, please be aware that there is a proper use for our service – although written as custom research pieces for you, our essays should be used as a basis for producing your own work. Just as you would not reproduce a book or journal that happens to exactly address your question, you should not hand in our essays as your own. We stress this time and time again, but it is a point that the press fail to appreciate – we do not condone plagiarism. For further information about this, please read our fair use policy.

Other recent press coverage:

BBC News 2008 - “Overseas students ‘buying essays’”

BBC News China 2008 – “花钱买论文 现代“方鸿渐”

The Guardian 2008 – “Essays for sale”

The Yorker 2008 – “142 students pay for tailor-made essays”

The Star 2008 – “Hundreds of students ‘paying’ agencies to write essays”

BBC News 2008 – “Parents buy essays for students”