Essaymap.org Review

Prices and Discounts

They don’t do online classes or tests, so the best you can hope for are multiple-choice questions (starting at $1.68 per question) or a summary of an online lecture (starting at $25.20 per page). If you want to move up the deadline, you’ll have to pay extra. My 3-page summary cost me $135 because I set the deadline at 48 hours. Beware: regular and advanced writers may not be native English speakers. Only advanced writers are supposed to be ENL. Hiring an advanced writer would have increased my bottom line to almost $200, so I skipped it.

But you’re in luck if you’re looking for an Essaymap.org promo code. The company offers three options that I could find. The 5% discount code is available on the homepage, and the 7% off code is on the FAQ page. If you try to close the homepage, the annoying popup will promise 10% off your order in exchange for your email. 

Services Quality

The order form is probably the only thing I liked about this service. It’s simple and fast and does what it’s supposed to do - calculates the price. As I played around with the paper parameters, I noticed a few glitches, but they weren’t enough to make me mad, so I completed the order and awaited my class summary. 

The writer butchered the lecture. How’s that for a summary of my Essaymap.org review? Even if it’s incomplete, it reflects the main idea of this post. The writer, on the other hand, missed all the core points my professor made and delivered a transcript of the first ten minutes of the lecture. And when I asked for a revision, they wanted me to pay extra for a transcript of the rest of the class. Of course, the writer declined my revision request, claiming my initial instructions did not specify I wanted a summary, not a transcript. But I didn’t think I needed to include that in my requirements, considering it’s called “Summary of online lectures”! As you can imagine, I was angry and had to redo the whole thing on my own. 

BTW, the transcript wasn’t even accurate! I found a dozen small mistakes and typos. Any speech-to-text software would have done a better job than the person I paid over $100 for the job.

Online Reputation 

SiteJabber

The only review on SiteJabber is clearly a fake. It’s written in the third person with phrases like ‘What to do, the assessment is important’. Sure, it keeps the company rating at 5-stars, but it did not convince me. And I have to wonder why there are no negative posts, considering the poor writing quality. 

Trustpilot 

I can’t say much about Essaymap.org Trustpilot reviews because there are none. I guess it’s better to have zero fake reviews than dozens of them. Still, it either means the company is super unpopular, or it deletes all negative posts from Trustpilot. 

Reddit

I couldn’t find any Essaymap.org Reddit reviews either. At best, the Redditors discuss essay maps, as in diagrams that help outline and structure papers and software tools that help create those maps. I couldn’t find any mention of this writing service, though. 

Other Review Websites

The single post on Reviews.io looks as fake as the one on SiteJabber. But EssaysReview offers a more interesting take with nine reviews and an even split between positive and negative feedback. The overall rating is 2 out of 5 stars, reflecting my thoughts.

Social Media Activity

Facebook

As I’ve mentioned, EssayMap doesn’t care about its online reputation, and the lack of current social media accounts is proof of this carelessness. I did not find a current or an abandoned Facebook page, so I got no feedback comments there.

Twitter

The only mentions of EssayMap on Twitter have nothing to do with this service and everything to do with outlining software, templates, and ideas. 

Youtube

There’s no Youtube channel affiliated with Essaymap.org, and not a single video EssayMap review is available.

Customer Support

The support team is unhelpful and uncooperative. The live chat window goes up whenever the support managers feel like it, and it can close down and disappear on you in the middle of the conversation. That’s what happened to me a couple of times. In the end, I had to resort to emails and phone calls. I’m not sure if it was a software glitch or a conscious desire to keep me from getting answers, but my whole experience with EssayMap support was unpleasant. It made me feel like a clingy ex instead of a paying customer.

Guarantees

I know I read the fine print before placing the order, but I had to reread it before writing this Essay Map review because the QA managers got me confused. According to the Money Back Guarantee, you can get a partial or a full refund. Full refunds are a thing of legend, and you’d have to waste a few weeks to get one. Partial refunds are supposed to be easier, as formatting and grammar mistakes are obvious and supposedly don’t need much proof. That’s what it says on the website. In reality, I am still waiting for my partial refund. According to the QA team, my online lecture summary was “very complex”, and my instructions were “vague and incomplete”. 

Conclusion

The vacuum in place of EssayMap reviews should have been my first clue. But I soldiered on despite the uncaring support agents and weird promo codes. After wasting over $100 and a week of my time, I can say with certainty this service deserves a place on my shitlist. I got an incomplete, half-assed transcript instead of a summary, and the writer had the gall to ask for more money! I will continue to fight for a refund, but in the meantime, steer clear and tell your friends to stay away, too. Let’s make sure sites like this go out of business and stop stealing our money.