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ND-Center Diploma Center Diploma Center Creates 'Authentic' diplomas using cheap ink jet printers. Bad quality and are fraudsters Internet
This company has a very impressive website. Everything is well written and layed out, giving you the idea that it is a legitimate site, providing quality products.
However, nothing could be further from the truth. I ended paying 400 dollars, to produce an authentic looking diploma with my boyfriends nick name from a top-tier college as a gag, and am afraid to say the quality of the transcripts and diploma produced are horrendous. The product resembled something that a first grader with limited knowledge in computers would have produced. The diploma paper was just plain white A4 paper, the course load on the transcript was actually spelt incorrectly or omitted, and the printer they used was an INK-JET!
In addition, there is absolutely no way that I can get my money back, because I naively took the risk and paid via Western Union money order.
This SCAM is huge and has a large network of fraudsters. Because I was ordered to send money to some guy in S.E. Asia, whilst the actual package came from a completely different country!
They will make efforts to dis-credit this complaint; saying that I am simply a competitor critisizing them in order to promote my own business. But nothing could be further from the truth, because I do NOT RECOMMEND anyone buying any sort of fake diploma or documents online at all! Wheter they accept credit-card or money order, because the nature of such businesses is inherrently scandalous.
If you do decide to, it's probably better that you actually meet the person and engage in a physical transaction, rather purchase dubious products online. And even then, I don't think it's a good idea.
The diploma and transcripts they sent would only fool the blind, because anybody can identify how flimsy and cheap the product is.
If you decide to not take heed in this advice, then ask yourself wheter or not you can risk parting away with 400 hundred dollars. If 400 dollars is not a lot of money to you, then caveat emptor!