Fraudulent “Recovery Firms” and “Law Firms” Are Scamming Previously Scammed Authors By James M. Walsh, Esq.

Con artists are now posing as recovery firms – promising to recoup swindled funds.
Con artists are now posing as recovery firms – promising to recoup swindled funds.
This guy wins the “IDIOT OF THE DAY AWARD!”
This week, we saved another author THOUSANDS!
Angela, Brian, and guest Professor Clayton Jones explore AI’s unsettling impact on writing, education, and law—and what it means for professionals in these fields.
At what point do you think I figured out this was a scammer?
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