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1. www.scamvoid.netCheck if a Website is Legitimate or Scam | Scamvoid

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   Find out the trustworthiness value of a website (powered by MyWOT) so you can easily identify untrusted and potentially unsafe websites.

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2. www.which.co.uk › news › articleStaying safe online: 7 ways to spot a scam website - Which?

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   Nov 29, 2023 · We've found businesses manipulating review systems, misusing genuine review tools or even incentivising customers to leave good reviews in exchange for free products or vouchers. Check multiple review sites, and don't rely on star ratings alone - not even if a company has a five-star average rating.

3. www.which.co.uk › consumer-rights › adviceHow to spot a fake, fraudulent or scam website - Which?

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   It can be difficult to spot a fake, fraudulent or scam website. Fraudsters can be extremely cunning and use their expertise to create convincing websites. We outline nine ways to check whether a website is a scam or not.

4. authorsguild.org › resource › publishing-scam-alertsPublishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Oct 15, 2024 · If someone claiming to be a popular author offers to read or review your book for a fee, it’s almost certainly a scam. We also recommend that authors with large followings search for and report fake social media accounts.

5. stopthinkfraud.campaign.gov.uk › how-to-spot-fraudHow to spot a fake website - Stop! Think Fraud

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   If you’ve seen something that doesn’t feel right, STOP! break the contact – don’t click on any links or make any payments. check if it’s genuine: compare the domain name (web address) with one you...

6. www.which.co.uk › news › article5 subscription scams and traps to watch out for - Which? News

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   Feb 27, 2024 · 1. Advert cloaking. OriginalPlus advert. This is where dishonest websites camouflage their content to evade detection – even though this is strictly banned by advertising platforms. A Which? researcher discovered an advert for a company called OriginalPlus, which takes payments via Singapore.

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   Is a book review a scam?

   • If someone claiming to be a popular author offers to read or review your book for a fee, it’s almost certainly a scam. We also recommend that authors with large followings search for and report fake social media accounts.

   Publishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Is this a scam message from the Authors Guild?

   • The message was signed by a “Trevor Anderson, Senior Literary Consultant” at “Authors Guild Literary Management,” with an email address and website not affiliated with the Authors Guild. This message is fraudulent. The Authors Guild does not have a “Book Acquisition Team,” nor would we ever use this type of language or approach.

   Publishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Is Truman publishing a scam?

   • November 10, 2021: Truman Publishing has been reported to us as a possible scam by multiple members. Based on a review of its website, we suspect that may be the case and will continue to investigate.

   Publishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Is Amazon Publishing a scam?

   • April 10, 2023: We’ve recently been alerted to a publishing scam claiming to be affiliated with Amazon Publishing, using the domain name amazonpublishingoffice.com. We have alerted Amazon to this use of their trademarks, and as of this week, access to the website has a warning notice saying “Dangerous Website Blocked.”

   Publishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Is author reputation press luring authors with fake orders?

   • Read the full article here. February 16, 2024: Author Reputation Press is the latest company allegedly involved in fraudulent activities targeting authors. Reports have surfaced about the company luring authors with fake orders and offering highly overpriced marketing services that are not delivered.

   Publishing Scam Alerts - The Authors Guild

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   Are unpublished books a red flag?

   • Red flags included an initially inaccessible website, books on their site that can’t be found elsewhere online, dubious claims about obtaining contact information, and interest in unpublished work. Remember, legitimate publishers rarely make unsolicited bulk purchase offers, especially for unpublished books.

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8. forums.onlinebookclub.org › viewtopicHow to Tell Serious Review Offer from Scam [resolved]

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   Hi, everyone. As a first-time, self-published author who is learning how to promote my book and get sales, I've received e-mail offers from people offering to provide reviews and promote my book (e.g., on Amazon, Goodreads, Facebook). How do I tell who to take seriously and who is running a scam?