EssayPedia.com
Review

Prices, Deadlines, and Discounts

These guys have a unique order placement system. It forms the final charge considering the number of words, type of paper, and deadline. Besides, students also need to pick the desired grade, which also affects the final price. It is a very confusing and dishonest order placement form I have ever used. Also, I doubt they can guarantee any grade because it's forbidden for their clients to submit any papers they receive.

After specifying all their details, it showed the £178.00 ($244.70) price for an essay that had to be completed in three days. I picked the lowest grade possible and 1250 words. It is an insanely high price. In mere words, they charged roughly $50 per page. If I picked the best grade possible, I would be required to pay £422.00 ($580.36) for a five-page college essay.

Frankly speaking, I was shocked when I discovered other EssayPedia.com reviews. According to them, the service had a different website and rates. However, it seems like they decided to start charging as much as possible some time ago and updated their rates.

Even though their rates are extremely high, they upsell a lot of additional upgrades on checkout. For instance, students who want to receive a plagiarism report and SMS notifications need to purchase the Premium Service that adds 20% to the final charge. I have to highlight in my EssayPedia.com review the fact that even the cheapest paper ordered at this platform costs a bomb.

Is Brand Worth It

I placed an order on the site, requesting their experts to compose a five-page persuasive essay. Unfortunately, I didn't expect it to be top-quality because I picked the lowest grade. However, I was sure that they wouldn't miss a deadline, charging such a high price. I was wrong. I received my paper five hours after the due date. I had to hit their support managers many times to get my essay.

After receiving my assignment, I was dismayed by its quality. It seemed like a writer merely copied an essay on the topic "​​The Best Book Ever Written" from the Internet and paraphrased it.

Terms of Use

I've spent a lot of time exploring their Terms of Use. It seems like a long list with terms that only students who study law can understand. According to it, all the papers that learners can receive can be used for research purposes only. Also, they inform that users can receive promotional materials via SMS after sharing their phone numbers. On the contrary, they charge an additional fee for keeping students updated about the progress using SMS. It's very unfair. Also, I have to warn students from the EU in my EssayPedia.com review. According to the information provided in Terms of Use, an additional fee is applied to all the orders submitted by undergraduates from the European Union.

Support

These guys offer the opportunity to reach their support agents via the phone or live chat. However, the banners that force you to hit a manager or place a call-back request appear every 5 five seconds. They overlay all the content, so it's impossible to use the website if you don't close them. It's very annoying. Also, you should have a lot of spare time if you decide to ask questions in the live chat. Their managers need at least 10 minutes to respond.