Sharkpapers.com Review

Prices and Discounts

The rates start as low as $14.03 for high schoolers and $18.59 for college students. The company tried very hard to convince me that their actual rates are $28.06 and $37.18, and the halved prices were just a result of a very generous Sharkpapers.com promo code. But I’ve tried visiting the website from different devices and browsers, and the special deal always starts counting down from a random number of hours. So it seems like just a cheap marketing trick to push me into placing the order before the time runs out. It’s an effective tactic, even if it’s super underhanded.

The one advantage to the pricing I can’t ignore in my Sharkpapers.com review is the Service Guarantee feature. It allows you to cover half the price upfront and transfer the remaining sum after receiving the paper. Still, I wonder if they have some way of automatically charging your credit card even if you are not happy with the quality of the piece you receive.

I ordered a 4-page essay on a 7-day deadline and paid around $82 thanks to a 50% “discount”.

Services Quality

I wanted a 4-page argumentative essay titled “Is leadership an innate or acquired personality trait?” Creating an account and placing the order didn’t take much time, as the order form is pretty standard. The only weird thing was the ‘number of sources’ field that wanted me to specify the types of references to use. I’d think experienced academic writers could distinguish good sources from bad.

After a week of waiting, I received my paper only a couple of hours before the deadline. And suddenly, I realized where all those negative Sharkpapers.com reviews came from. Awkward writing and weak research were two of the biggest issues with the paper I got. The writer was not a native English speaker, as some sentences made no sense and others were entirely incomprehensible. Besides, the writer did not bother looking beyond Wikipedia, as most of the essay was a shoddy rewrite of the “Leadership” entry. 

I wonder why Sharkpapers.com Reddit reputation is still non-existent. I believe dozens of students are equally disappointed in this service.

Customer Support

The one good thing about my SharkPapers review is probably the support agents’ performance. Sure, they were super pushy and used stock phrases to answer my pointed questions. Still, they remained approachable and professional, which is a step up from the writer’s weak performance. The only problem I had with the support team was their reluctance to speed up the dispute settlement after I requested a refund. I realize they are not the decision-makers, but I’d still appreciate fast and honest answers about my chances of getting my money back.

Guarantees

At first glance, the refund clauses look reasonable enough. For example, you need to provide a Turnitin report to prove plagiarism. However, the company doesn’t accept low grades as evidence of low writing quality, which leaves you no other avenues to support your claim. The most annoying is the promise of a partial refund for late delivery. Suppose you order a paper due in 24 hours, but the company delivers it in a week when it’s useless for you. Instead of giving all your money back, they will compensate you with a small sum. I doubt that will make you feel better or improve your grade.

BTW, I didn’t find any SharkPapers reviews claiming successful refund requests. And my claim is still under consideration at this time.

Conclusion

Do you feel like I’m being too harsh in this SharkPapers review? You may be right. After all, I fell for a marketing shtick of a sketchy UAE-based company that employs ESL writers under the guise of academic professionals. And despite their guarantees, there’s no way to get your money back. If you’re okay with all this, go ahead and waste your money. Otherwise, skip this service.