Exposed: The Sinister Impersonation Scam Behind BookEnds Literary Agency and WriteLux – What Every Writer Must Know Now!
Nonetheless, anxious that an agent finally was interested in my work, I pressed ahead, not noticing a critical red flag…the email included the agent’s name upfront, but the address was @gmail. Although I found it surprising that the agent didn’t mention any of my novels, I forwarded my website link, as well as a book-to-movie pitch deck synopsis of the book series. The agent quickly expressed a keen interest, and I sent a PDF of the 3rd book in the series as per her request.
However, I excluded using the name of Writelux, the initial editor’s email address ([email protected]) supplied by the fraudulent agent. WritersWeekly may want to research Writelux to determine if they are a legitimate firm, and if so, advise Jeff Samuel that his name is being used in a scam.
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