User's Reviews

Journals are never easy to make, and I learnt it the hard way. I did not take the publisher's requirement very seriously and ended up making a journal that looked like a third-grade student's homework. I got an extra two weeks to submit a new journal in its place. I contacted DissertationDeal just in time and they churned out a very attractive piece of work. The journal specified everything with proof. They referred to papers published only after 2008 which is something not many people are able to do. They provided the actual papers when I requested for them because I needed to do some background reading myself. In the primary data part, the presentation was very convincing. I think the presentation of the paper is the best thing about their Journal work.

I did encounter some problems when I ordered my journal at DissertationDeal. Maybe the writer failed to understand my exact requirement, but I was not very happy with the outcome. I've had experience of many such companies and usually when you start detecting the problems in a paper, they start ignoring you. Ultimately, you have to edit the whole paper yourself. But it was not the same with DissertationDeal.com, they were patient and took their time to resubmit the work. Firstly they assigned a different writer to my journal (this time I double-checked her credentials and took a sample paper from her). They sent me the new journal within 2 days. I'm sure the writer had to work 24x7 to finish it, but it was made well and I appreciate their efforts.

They have a good pricing strategy for journals. You can choose from a range of items. They have a page slab for every price category- my suggestion is always opt for the higher range. Suppose if your requirement is 7 pages, you will have to choose the 6-10 pages category. Ask them for 0 whole pages rather than 7, that way you can eliminate some content and make the journal as precise and meaningful as possible.