How do I choose a writer?

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You may receive one or many bids on your project. You don't HAVE to accept any of them. Before accepting a writer you may wish to consider:

QUALIFICATIONS: What qualifications do they have? Have these been verified by our team? Writers can ask us to check their qualifications and we'll confirm if these are accurate or not. If the writer's qualifications have NOT been verified, they may not be accurate.

EXPERIENCE: Does the writer have any special experience in the subject area?

FEE: Are they asking a reasonable fee? Don't forget, professional writers will NOT work for very low prices. If the writer offers to complete your work for a ridiculously low fee, it is unlikely that the work will be of a high standard.

FEEDBACK: Have other buyers used this writer? Review what those buyers have to say about the writer's style, quality and their ability to follow instructions.

GUARANTEES: What guarantees does the writer offer? For example, if you are not happy, will they amend the work for you? If you hand the work in as your own and fail, will they give you a refund? Do they guarantee the quality of their work is what you've paid for? See below for an explanation of the various guarantees - make sure you choose a writer who offers the guarantees you need.

TIMESCALE: Have you a deadline to meet? If so, make sure your writer is happy to complete the project well within this deadline.

COUNTRY/LANGUAGE: Does your writer has the same first language as you? If for example you are English, and spelling/grammar is important to you, you may wish to choose an English writer. You can see the writer's country of origin by looking at the flag next to their name. It is just as important, of course, to look at feedback - not all English writers will write well and not all foreign writers will write badly either.

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