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A List of Publishers That ALL Authors Should AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

Published on December 18, 2024 amazon, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, Print on demand, promotional pitfalls, self-publishing, traditional publishing

You’re not going to BELIEVE the dots we’ve connected!!!

WARNING about The Maple Staple Bookstore / Brilliant Books Literary / Bookside Press SCAM

Published on December 5, 2024 author scams, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, Print on demand, promoting your writing, self-publishing, traditional publishing, writing scams

How many names does a company actually need to scam as many people as possible???

WARNING! FansLikeFollower.com / Sulman Qamar is a SERIAL COPYRIGHT INFRINGER and a FRAUDSTER!

Published on December 5, 2024 complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, copyrights, legal, writing scams

He stole 9 articles from us, and we’re sure he stole from others as well!!

I Sued Amazon (Without a Lawyer) After They Terminated My 262 Books and I Lost. Here’s Why… By Brian W. Kelly

Published on November 17, 2024 amazon, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, legal, Print on demand, self-publishing

Then, the Draft2Digital versions of my books were removed from Amazon as well!

COMPLAINTS about brokersab.com!!!

Published on November 17, 2024 author scams, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, writing scams

Would YOU pay $6K if a company promised you more than $100K later? Is any author SERIOUSLY that gullible???

Please Consider Donating to WritersWeekly’s Volunteer Researchers to Fund Our Current Investigation into International Crime Cartels Targeting Authors

Published on November 17, 2024 author scams, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, Journalism, legal, writing scams

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