How to Choose a Good Academic Custom Term Paper Company

Along the lines of preparing for college, you might want to start now to think about who you will go to if you need some help with a model paper, case study, lab report, or other academic assignment. You don't want to be scrambling 12 hours before your paper is due to find a place that's reputable. That's exactly when you will get taken for a ride, and you'll not only lose a ton of money but you'll get a crappy product. I'm not trying to scare you, just trying to make sure it's clear why it's important to be prepared for this situation ahead of time.

Now is the time to start checking out academic writing and research companies. You want to read a few websites, and ask these questions about each one:

1. Does the content on the site read like someone who isn't a native English speaker wrote it?

2. Do you see lots of flashy blinking colorful stuff but not a lot of substantial writing?

3. Does the company promise you an A on your paper?

4. Is the company an affiliate, which means they have a whole string of sister companies?

5. Is the company charging a ridiculously low amount of money per page?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, scratch that site off your list! You need a native English speaker and writer to write your model paper or else you cannot count on good quality; flashy colorful things on a website only serve to hide the fact that these are not serious professionals, but rather businesspeople out to make a fast buck off of you and other students; no one on earth can guarantee anyone an A on their paper, if you think about it, so this is just another empty promise to suck you in; if the company is an affiliate, that means they are copying and pasting the same old papers over and over again, so there is no way you will get an original paper; and low prices mean the writers get paid next to nothing, which means they have no motivation to do a good job on your paper, they will copy and paste over and over, and they probably don't live in the US.

Here's what you need to be looking for:

1. An excellently-written website with content that reads kind of like the model paper you would like to purchase.

2. A company that presents itself with confidence without trying to promise you the moon.

3. Prices that are not bottom-of-the-barrel. I'm not saying you have to break your bank, but you honestly can't expect to pay ten bucks a page if you want something good.

4. A single-ownership company so you know the papers aren't getting shipped all over the place.

5. A company that has a way to send emails to customer service representatives that are actually answered on time.

When you find a company like this, speaking of emails, send an email! Ask a bunch of questions about the upcoming year, what you think you might need, who the writers are, what kinds of assignments they can handle, and anything else you want to ask. If you like the answers, then tattoo the website address of that company on your arm -- you'll need it one day!