Unmasking Deception: The Shocking Truth Behind Your Favorite Facebook Writing Group’s Moderator
Does it make sense that someone who doesn’t know you from Walter Cronkite reached out to you on Facebook, and wants to help you with your book because it’s so good? Does it make sense that the person doesn’t provide a phone number or email address for you to reach out to them? Or, if they do, when you talk to them, it’s not a woman like you thought? Instead, it’s a man? Or, somebody you can hardly understand? Does it make sense that they want you to wire money to them rather than use a credit card over a secure webpage for the services? (Beware, some actually do use credit cards and Paypal.) Does it make sense that their website has photos of “authors” singing the company’s praises, but there is no title of their book mentioned, nor a link where someone can buy it? Does it make sense that one of those authors is actually named “John Doe?” (We’re not kidding! One scammer did that!)
