Brian Said:

Is custom-essay.net a legitimate website?

We Answered:

Well, if it's for your marks, it's sure that it won't do you any good. The teacher may even look up a website that searches the whole internet looking for the phrases/paragraphs you've used. If that's the case, you'll either recieve a zero(high school/elementary school) or get kicked out (uni/college). It's certain that plasurism is not legitimate.

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I don't mean to encourage you to cheat, I'm suggesting that you use these links for ideas.

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Andrew Said:

Will my professor be able to tell if I brought a CUSTOM essay online. . . ?

We Answered:

The chances that your "custom" essay is one-of-a-kind are slim-to-none. Sites that offer essay writing are in it for the cash, not learning experience. They earn a living by fulfilling as many orders as they can, not by painstakingly researching, drafting, writing, rewriting, and proofing their papers. The simplest way to do this? Steal it from someone else. Make no mistake: they want the money, and your paper is not as important as their next paycheck. Professors at most major colleges have access to search tools designed to scour the web for content. These search tools locate not only EXACT matches, but return results based on percentage of similarity as well. So, if you turn in a "custom" essay that has been culled and pieced together from several different essays, you are running a good risk of breaking your school's plagiarism rules. It is always better to write your own papers... why risk your grade-point, or worse, your enrollment?