“Unmasking the Shadows: Are These Book Publishers Your Next Big Break or a Creative Trap?”
In a world where the pages of our literary dreams can easily become overshadowed by the ink of deceit, it’s critical to protect yourself against the ever-present threat of publishing scams. Have you ever wondered whether that flashy website offering a “best-selling” title might actually be a wolf in sheep’s clothing? You’re not alone! Over the past few weeks, we’ve pulled back the curtain on a series of alarming scams that are luring countless unsuspecting authors into their dubious nets. If you’ve been feeling a little lost navigating the rough waters of publishing, worry not! This ongoing series is here to guide you through the treacherous terrain. In this latest installment, I’ll reveal further shocking discoveries about fraudulent publishing entities, identifying key warning signs that could save your hard-earned money—and sanity. So, grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let’s dive deep into what it means to be an author in today’s intricate literary landscape. LEARN MORE.
DON’T MISS PREVIOUS PARTS OF THIS SERIES!
EXTREME AUTHOR ALERT – PART I: This International Scam is Fooling THOUSANDS of Authors Across the Globe!
EXTREME AUTHOR ALERT – PART II: 19 Signs You’re About to Get Scammed By a Foreign “Book Publisher”
EXTREME AUTHOR ALERT – PART III: How WritersWeekly Communicates Directly with Deceitful “Publishers” to Expose Their Appalling Practices
Remember: Any company posting book covers they did not design (copyright infringement!), or trademarks from well-known organizations that they’ve never worked with (trademark infringement), or posting fake employees, or posting anything false at all is using “deceit” (fraud!) to try to get your business. Obtaining money under false pretenses via a debit card / credit card or wire transfer constitutes Wire Fraud in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1343, et seq. A single count is punishable by up twenty years imprisonment.
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