A custom essay is a piece of academic research, which is completed by a graduate in the field you are studying. (In this case, law.)

It is tailored to the question, or title you set, and written to your exact specification.

When ordering a custom essay, you can set many of the parameters. From the length you order, to the time it takes to be written, the length of the essay, and even what books, journals and websites the researcher uses.

If you don't know what you want in your custom essay, you can always ask a researcher to suggest something!

Custom essays include references and bibliographies. Most services include these within the wordcount, and price.

Be a Scam Buster!

Does the essay website you've found pass the test?

1. Prices:

No genuine UK company charges less than £90 per 1000 words for 2:1 class work - ever!

Even that price is very low. It's impossible to make a profit using UK writers selling work at lower prices!

2. Find their UK local phone number on their website:

This will begin with 01 %u2026 not 0800, 808 etc. - if they don't have one, they are scam site!

3. Ring them:

Do they never answer their phones? Then they are a scammer!

4. The person answering should clearly sound English!

If they are not, they are not based in the UK - whatever they tell you!

5. Any real British company has a UK bank account.

Ask for their UK branch bank account name (e.g. Barclays, Natwest etc), and their account number and sort code. Ensure the bank account name is similar to their website or company name so they haven't just used someone else's. If they refuse to give it you then they don't have one - simple! No excuses! Our business account is with Barclays Bank - 20-41-50, 50411590, in the name of Degree Essays UK.

6. Deposit a small amount into their bank account.

Then call them and ask them the amount - if they don't know, it's a scam!

7. Now ask for their Companies House number:

All UK companies must also display this on their website by law.

8. Check this number at the UK government website:

http://memurl.com/tafoto

9. Does the name of their company come up as displayed on their website?

Check the results carefully - many scammers use company numbers of other unrelated companies. If the number is in another company name or can't be found, then it is fraudulent and they are a scammer!

10. Now check the status of the Company:

Clicking on the record you've found - if they are listed as "Dissolved" they are a scammer!

11. Finally as a last measure, check essayfraud.org for the website -

They have a list of over 625 scam websites!

Finally, we can't guarantee your work from any other website will be good (we can only guarantee that when you buy from us!) but if the website you choose passes the Scam Buster test above, at least you know it's genuine, and is based in the UK!