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This article seems to have been primarily written by people who work at studyportals. One user is called SPKevin, another Annstudyportals, also Dorothhy oli has only written on this article and nothing else.
It only exists to present an overly positive image of their website and make it look more legitimate than it is. Look at source 41 "Financial Times recognises Studyportals among Europe's fastest growing companies". -- It is a broken link on their own website.
They claim to have offices all over. I checked the one in Boston and it doesn't exist. It's just a group of trash website with spammy domain names that doesn't deserve its own article at all and is using Wikipedia as a marketing platform. 101.128.101.55 (talk) 07:06, 3 June 2025 (UTC)Reply
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