SharkPapers

I wasn’t impressed with the interface of SharkPapers. It has a generic and somewhat inauthentic-looking picture of a girl greeting visitors — this design is boring, and it got old a decade ago. The homepage lists its benefits, but they are repetitive. Whoever wrote the content overused “100%” because it’s everywhere. Some SharkPapers reviews are floating around to entice people into placing their orders, but they don’t sound convincing. If you want to see which services you could order, you won’t find this information before clicking the “order now” button. This is a hard fail for me. Clients have a right to see which options are available instantly.

The inconsistencies between what this website promises and what the company actually does drove me crazy. For example, on the front page, I found a loud declaration that the firm is ready to accept orders that have a 6-hour deadline. But when I tried to place my order, I could only choose 21 hours as the earliest date of delivery. I’m not sure what this depends on, but a company should not make promises it cannot keep. The content is mostly fluent, though, and some useful information is present, like prices and writers.

At first glance, SharkPapers offers limited services. There are only writing options: students could order essays, research, dissertations, applications, and other types of written tasks. Editing and proofreading are missing. I didn’t like it since I know how many students often need improvements for their papers, not something written from scratch. But at the very end of the list, there is an option titled “other.” Select it if you need a service you didn’t see listed elsewhere.

What I liked more was that the firm has samples. These are free essays spanning different topics, and they are an excellent way for students to see what they are getting into and what quality they should expect. But there are only five samples present. This is a joke when you consider that even younger firms have over 100K options. I still picked one random sample for my detailed SharkPapers review.

Title: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Page count: 12 pages

Type: Research Project

Topic: Unspecified

Assessment: This sample has low quality. It’s especially insulting that it’s presented as a Ph.D. project. Sentences are short and simplistic; there are numerous grammar errors. As an example, “than man” is incorrect: a plural form is needed. The writer didn’t cite almost anything — any professor would tank them for plagiarism.

Quality: Low&

Reading policies is essential no matter which service you consider using. Even if you’re certain you found the best admission essay writing service in the market, you need to see what you can expect from it. SharkPapers has semi-adequate policies. Its revision and refund rules are good: students have two weeks from the moment of getting their essay to ask for improvements or compensation. But privacy policies are more concerning. These guys claim that they protect the data of their clients, yet they collect even stuff like a zip code. They also admit to sharing this info with third parties who work for marketing agencies. No clarification is given. It’s not the worst policy I’ve seen, but it is worrisome anyway.

Is SharkPapers good at communication? Chat works 24/7, but its quality is dubious. The first operator was polite and helpful — not surprising, considering that I hadn’t placed my order yet. What I disliked was how they answered my greeting with a question of if I wanted to place an order. This is too pushy. What if I’m just a curious visitor with a question about top paraphrasing tools that I was hoping to find? Other firms have a more nuanced approach. Other times I spoke with operators were worse. They sounded snappy and didn’t want to listen to my complaints.

Reviews of SharkPapers online are largely positive, but this meant nothing without my own experience. I asked this firm to write an essay of 5 pages on History. My deadline was 10 days — this is enough time for this kind of work. From good news, my order arrived on time, but everything that followed was a true disaster. To write my essay review properly, I performed an in-depth analysis. There were over 102 grammar mistakes. Clarity was bad as I barely understood some sentences, and ideas amazed me with their lack of logic. They didn’t sound academic-like, it was like a high school teen doing homework in a rush. Even the sources were not reliable: my so-called expert picked articles from random blogs instead of using official academic books or journals. My frustration was endless and I had to place a revision request. More on it later.

SharkPapers.com reviews don’t talk about order placement, but knowing technical details is essential, too. Students could place their requests quickly enough. Alas, this process isn’t as easy as it should be as it has some annoying moments.

1. Click “order now.” Find this button in the right top side of the homepage.
2. Introduce major personal & order details. Students should share their contact data, select deadline and a number of pages. Giving our contacts is unnecessary at such an early stage.
3. Add more details. Pick your title, citation style, number of pages; upload relevant files with instructions.
4. Select extra features if needed. On this same page, choose extras if you’re interested in them. I found no info on them in reviews of SharkPapers but you could order plagiarism report, summary, proofreading, etc. Another element I didn’t like is that students could pay more to get a better writer. This is unfair: premium experts must work as well as everyone else.
5. Review information. See if everything looks correct. I hated the annoying picture of the sum I allegedly had to pay without a discount. This firm pretends like it provides formatting and title page for free when they are always free — it’s a typical marketing trick.
6. Pay for your order. Choose a payment method you liked best and pay the sum you see. Be prepared that a page can reload randomly a couple of times.

Most Shark Papers reviews mentioned good prices, and this is something I finally agree with. The lowest price is $14.03. There are firms with lower costs, but this one is good, too. Prices for editing and proofreading aren’t shown since these services aren’t a part of the list. Note how the price grows the shorter your deadline becomes. Why 8 stars? Because the company is lying about its exclusive offer of 50% discount for all orders.  You’ll see the same ‘unique’ offer in a month and in a year, it’s always there. Just another trick to push students into buying papers.

Like I mentioned in my SharkPapers.com review¸ my paper had terrible quality. I tried speaking with my writer, but it didn’t work — they had bad English and barely understood me. They tried to be polite, something I liked, but that’s it.

I placed a revision in the hopes for my writer to improve their essay, but this didn’t happen. The paper arrived two days after the deadline expired, and it looked just as disastrous. Not a single mistake was corrected, except for sources. Some better ones replaced blog articles. This wasn’t enough, not even close.

Unfortunately, during my review of SharkPapers¸ I saw no academic tools available. There was no paraphraser, no conclusion maker or thesis generator. If someone wants to make certain their work is original, they’d better read plagiarism checker reviews to find a reliable tool. This platform doesn’t offer anything of the sort.

There aren’t many reviews about this company online. Those I found left me with a bad taste. Sure, many sound positive, but are they real?

SiteJabber

There is a big number of negative reviews on this site. The majority are good, but they sound short and generic. Those with criticism actually attach screens and give detailed reasoning. It seems like more people had the same issues as I did.

TrustPilot

Apparently, there were so many fake reviews on this platform that TrustPilot deleted its profile.

Reddit

Most real-sounding Shark Papers reviews on Reddit are also negative. These people raise the same problem I mentioned: division of writers into regular and premium categories is harmful. Every paying client should expect the best services no matter how much they paid.

SharkPapers Site

All reviews on the company’s site are positive, and they sound terribly fake. Short, with no details, and even with the first and the last names of students! Right. As if anyone would share such personal data on an essay writing site. Also, notice the “100%” mention. Sounds like the same people who created website content write these comments.

Social Media

The company has active Facebook and Instagram pages. Alas, they don’t have many followers.