Unmasking the Mastermind: The Shocking Truth Behind One Person’s Multi-Identity Publishing Scam
You wrote, “The query letter was actually a webpage.”
That’s not how query letters or book proposals work, so that guy clearly didn’t know what he was doing.
You wrote, “I was notified the website was ‘complete’ and took a look. It wasn’t different, but he did show me a report of how much better it was statistically, a screenshot of a report.”
He made up those statistics.
Thank HEAVEN you didn’t give him your website login information! When authors do that, the scammers change the password, and then demand money (extortion!) from the author to get their website back. Of course, no matter how much money the author sends, they never get their website back.
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