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The AssignmentHelpNZ reviews here are sorted by service, by university and by what happened after the marker replied. Master's students wrote close to a third of them, most of the work behind them was APA 7th, and the lower ratings are here too, answered in writing.
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Average rating students leave after their results
19,900+
Briefs handled for NZ students since 2016
87%
Reported a B or better on the marked work
97%
Delivered ahead of the submission cut-off
81%
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HOW THE FEEDBACK IS GATHERED
At delivery a student knows the file arrived. Ten days after results they know whether it survived the marker. So that is when we ask.
It goes out after the marker responds, so the student can say whether the criteria were hit.
No discount, no credit, no free pages. A review we paid for is evidence of nothing.
A first name, a last initial, the paper and the university — published only once the student approves that line.
A three-star review gets a written reply from whoever ran the order. Nobody is asked to raise it.
SORTED BY WHAT WAS ORDERED
The mix below is the mix NZ students send: IT and data, business and MBA, nursing and health — mostly 2,000 words in APA 7th, a third postgraduate.
BA Sociology • University of Otago
“Twenty-eight sources, all agreeing, and my lit review read like a catalogue. Cutting it to fifteen and grouping them by argument changed everything.”
Synthesis fixed
BBus • Massey University, distance
“Two of my citations had the wrong year and one said something the paper never said. I had copied them from another reference list. Caught before submission.”
Sources verified
PhD Public Health • University of Otago
“My contribution was in the discussion, worded as a maybe. Nobody in four years had told me that was a problem. Changing three sentences changed how both examiners described the thesis.”
Minor amendments only
PhD Engineering • University of Canterbury
“Thesis by publication, four papers, and the linking chapters were an afterthought. They rebuilt the argument that runs between the papers. That is what the examiners commented on.”
Publication format sorted
MA Maori Studies • University of Waikato
“The relational side of my methodology was being read as context instead of method. They showed me how to argue it as design. My examiner picked that section out specifically.”
Methodology defended
PhD Marketing • University of Auckland
“I got the likely oral questions two weeks before the exam. Eleven of the fifteen came up in some form. I have never walked into a room that prepared.”
Oral exam prep
MSc Environmental Science • Lincoln University
“Chapter one described a study I no longer had. Nobody catches that alone after three years. One read across the whole thesis found it in a morning.”
Coherence fixed
PhD Education • Massey University, distance
“Remote supervision meant weeks between replies. Having a second reader between meetings kept the whole final year moving instead of stalling.”
Momentum kept
BA • Victoria University of Wellington
“Messaged at 11:40pm with a half-written essay and a 9am deadline. Quote by midnight, first half back at 4am so I could read it while they finished.”
In with 100 minutes spare
BCom • University of Auckland
“They told me a 4,000-word report in six hours was not happening. Said it in five minutes so I could apply for an extension instead. Got it approved.”
Told no, kept my grade
BN • Ara
“Roster changed and I lost my entire study weekend. Sent it Sunday night, had it Monday morning with the Turnitin report attached.”
Shift clash sorted
BEngTech • Unitec
“The price they quoted at 1am was the price I paid. Last service I used added a rush fee after I had already committed.”
No surprise fee
BSc • University of Otago
“I asked for 90 minutes and they said no, three hours minimum. Annoying at the time. Honest, though -- I would rather that than take my money.”
Straight answer
BBus • Massey University, distance
“Distance study means nobody to call at 11pm. Someone replied in under ten minutes and it was a real person reading my brief.”
Answered at 11pm
BN year 3 • University of Otago
“Half my drug calculations had no working. Correct answers, almost no marks. Learning to lay out the steps properly was worth more than the assignment itself.”
Calculations marked
Enquiries rarely stall over price. They stall because the message said “how much?” and nothing else, so we had to ask twice. Attach these and the NZD figure is fixed in half an hour:
WHERE THE REVIEWERS STUDY
Reviewers name their paper before they name us. These codes come up most.
MHealSc, Master's • University of Otago
“An A1 poster with a scoping review behind it. The QR code linking to the APA 7th reference list was their idea. My supervisor came back with four comments, not forty.”
THE ONES WE DID NOT DELETE
Every change below started as one student's complaint. Each reply is the one that student received.
BCom Year 3, Information Systems • University of Auckland
“"The case-study synthesis was strong and the argument was mine to defend. But two sources were superseded editions, and my marker spotted it before I did."”
Our reply · what changed
You were right, and it should not have needed a prompt. The APA 7th sweep now checks edition years, and Sarah Whitcombe's editing pass runs on every file over 1,500 words.
BSW Year 2 • University of Waikato
“"The Te Tiriti o Waitangi section was accurate, but it read like it was added at the end. It sat in one paragraph instead of shaping the practice discussion. That is where my papers lose marks."”
Our reply · what changed
Fair, and it cost you real marks. Briefs carrying Te Tiriti or cultural safety obligations now route to Dr Hemi Rangi or Aroha Ngata, and the brief-read names where each one will appear. The same ground is covered in our writing guides on Te Tiriti and cultural safety.
BE (Hons) Civil • University of Canterbury
“"The calculations were right and the assumptions stated, which is the hard part. The presentation was not. Captions sat under the tables and the appendix numbering restarted halfway. That cost a grade band."”
Our reply · what changed
Presentation marks are still marks. Formatting now gets its own pass against the faculty template on every engineering brief we accept.
MBA, Master's • Massey University, distance
“"Two things went wrong in one order. The first draft answered a broader question than my brief set, and it arrived the evening before submission. Three stars is honest about that week."”
Our reply · what changed
We agree with the three stars. The brief-read now quotes your question back with the scope we will answer, and any postgraduate file over 3,000 words carries a halfway checkpoint. When delivery slips, what our refund policy covers applies.
THE WHOLE DISTRIBUTION
An average hides everything interesting. All 4,312 ratings left since 2016 are below.
Those ratings average 4.89 — the 4.9 shown across the site. The markup here carries 4.8, rounded down.
Behind each one is a missed deadline, a rewrite, or a job we should have declined.
THE ORDERS NOBODY MENTIONS
A generator writes a fluent paragraph. It cannot open the article it cited, or fill in the AI-use appendix your paper now asks for. Two students arrived with that gap.
PGDipBus, graduate • AUT
“"Four of my citations did not exist. I found out because someone checked each against the actual article instead of telling me the writing sounded fine."”
Ordered: a flagged draft rebuilt by a person
NZ Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Level 5 • Open Polytechnic
“"My draft named Te Whāriki in the introduction and never used it again. The rewrite applied it to my own placement centre, strand by strand, and filled in the AI-use appendix with me."”
Ordered: where we draw the line on integrity
YOUR TURN
Every review above began as a reply to an email like the one you will get.
Praise and criticism reach the person who did the work. You can message the support desk in NZ hours instead.
Not a template. A person explains what went wrong, and whether a revision or refund applies.
We send back the exact wording we would publish. Say no and it stays private; say yes and it goes up unedited.
We will never ask you to raise a star rating, or use your review to sell a service you did not buy. Read these beside the writer panel and their credentials — 450+ verified writers, twenty-four hours a day, NZ time.
WHAT STUDENTS ASK ABOUT THE REVIEWS
The sceptical questions, answered the way we would answer them on the phone at 11pm.
Send the brief and the criteria sheet. A fixed NZ$ figure and your writer's name come back in about thirty minutes, and nothing is charged until you say yes. Ten days after results we will ask what you thought.