Instantdegrees Reviews 13

If you ask any reasonable questions, your request is deleted without warning. The guy immediately becomes defensive, as if he wasn't selling fake degrees. I guess being slightly curious and asking questions (like where the degree will come from, which I think is pretty crucial) is a great way to avoid being scammed.

Everything was right to the word. Actually, all processes required were shorter than initially estimated.
Responses to consultations were expeditious and clear

Good overall experience. I just got the full package, degree, transcript and apostille. Simple process. Quick, cost-effective and delivered as promised.

Yeah. They delivered as promised. Checked my profile on the college verification system and I'm there.

I'm very happy. :-)

I am an old customer. I got my degree via this means in 2001. I'd lost my details and contacted kit Anderson for help. In less than a day I received my verification codes and updates on my alma mater. My degree's still valid and verification still works after 24 years. I've just applied for an upgrade and fully expect the same excellent service

Great Service which did exactly what it said on the tin! I applied, was approved within 12 hours, completed the required transaction and was graduated within 24 hours. I have full access to my degree and graduate profile for my legally granted private degree. I am a 100% satisfied customer and I will definitely be coming back for the Transcript and the Apostille.

Complete scam. You will pay them through another service which then dissolves them if responsibility and you get nothing.

The courses were badly taught and often padded out with needlessly long waffling text that failed to adequately explain trivial concepts. Half of the level 3 "software engineering" course was almost entirely devoted to project management/business management with zero practical work at all.

Did the computing and IT degree with them as I thought it would be helpful to have a degree. I am self taught and have worked in the field for nearly 15 years.

Got a "degree" from these people for a friend as a joke. You immediately have to agree never to talk about anything involving these "degrees", at your own legal expenses if you do. The degree arrived promptly and it was from "Buxton University", not to be confused with the real University of Buxton. A few online searches proved this "university" to be a well confirmed scam.
Then, being it joke, I wanted to go a bit deeper and I ordered transcripts. At this point they made a mistake and they sent me transcripts from a "Cambridge University", again not to be confused with the real University of Cambridge. It all worked out for me for the purpose of the joke I was pulling on my friend.
You can't choose the university that will provide your degree. These "universities" (and as I understand, they have quite an array of them) are totally unverifiable online. In a time and age in which even your local hairdresser has a website, all of these "universities" have no online presence whatsoever, no telephone number, no campus, just an official address, which is likely to be one of these mail forwarding addresses you can get online these days. These "degrees" are totally useless; the only thing you can do with them is hang them on a wall high enough so that nobody can read them. Enough said.

Kit Anderson very bad consultant
This university not address & location
Scam University Charter University &
Scam University Canterbury University
All Not accreditation universities

If I can rate this -10 stars I would this dude Kit Andersen if you ask him any real questions he gets all defensive & smart you did read this or that like come on I wish I can post some of the messages he sent me basically from what I learned there’s no benefit to getting anything form him to good to be true is always just that plan & simple

Scam, this guy called Kit Anderson (probably a fake name) will email you and talk a lot of bs