Unmasking the Deceptive Trio: How Larry, Moe, and Curly Are Scamming Writers Worldwide!
Ever wondered what happens when your earnest attempt to market a masterpiece becomes bait for scammers? A few years back, I crafted and published “The Road to War,” a detailed, day-by-day saga of World War II designed to fit snugly in the palm of your hand thanks to the magic of digital bandwidth. Though the vision was grand—following the footsteps of soldiers and leaders alike—the reality hit hard: the book barely fluttered off the digital shelf, mostly because I was clueless about marketing. Then came the “book marketers” promising the moon—for a price. Spoiler alert: it was a pricey trap, leading me straight into the clutches of con men spinning slick AI-crafted pitches and empty promises. What do you do when the very people who vow to propel your story into the spotlight instead cloak themselves in deceit? This is not just a tale of one author’s battle with scammers; it’s a call to arms for every writer wary of the shadows lurking behind flashy marketing emails. Grab your armor—I’m sharing exactly how I exposed three such con men and what you can learn from their digital smoke screens. LEARN MORE
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