HelpWithMyCourse.com is an online academic assistance service that presents itself as a reputable option for students needing help with their courses. However, there are several red flags and questionable practices associated with this service that potential users should be aware of before engaging with them.

One significant concern is the advertiser associated with their Google ads, Mohibullah Saad Ghori, who is based in Pakistan. Despite this, the contact number listed on their website has a U.S. area code (+1), suggesting they may be misleading users into thinking they are a U.S.-based company. More details on this advertiser can be viewed (link here), which further highlights the discrepancy in their claimed location and raises questions about their transparency.

On their homepage, HelpWithMyCourse.com includes a testimonials section, each review featuring a Trustpilot logo, suggesting that these are verified Trustpilot reviews. However, upon investigation, it appears that they have only three actual Trustpilot reviews, and these differ from the ones shown on their site. This discrepancy implies that the testimonials on their homepage may be fabricated, undermining their credibility.

Additionally, there are user reports indicating that HelpWithMyCourse.com requests payments through Zelle and e-transfers, which are payment methods that do not allow clients to dispute charges or secure refunds if the grade guarantee is not met. This payment setup poses a risk to customers, particularly if the promised grade results are not achieved.

The company further claims a 5-star rating on Trustpilot and Google, but in reality, they hold a 3.6 rating on Trustpilot and do not have...