Exposed: How Word Stratum’s Deceptive Scheme Backfired Spectacularly on Angela
Ever wonder what it takes for a scammer to really mess up in plain sight? Well, Word Stratum’s founder might just have set the record for it. From fake book covers to sham testimonials, bogus office photos, and phantom U.S. addresses, their attempt to hoodwink authors reads like a masterclass in fraud—except it’s painfully amateurish. You’d think after all the warnings from sharp-eyed watchdogs and wise legal counsel, someone would’ve clued this guy in. But no, instead we get a flurry of excuses, backtracking, and classic “placeholder content” claims that started after they got caught red-handed. It’s a bizarre, almost Shakespearean comedy of errors—only the punchline stings for those authors who nearly fell for it. Here’s the unfiltered, raw email exchange that peels back the curtain on how these faux publishing promises unravel under scrutiny. Curious how deep the rabbit hole goes? You’re in for a wild ride.
I guess this scammer missed attorney James M. Walsh’s article, Do NOT Complain to People Who Have Honestly Exposed Your Illegal Activities Online.
