American Book PromotersReviews of americanbookpromoters.com

Their website is full of abusive pop-under ads, they aren't located at the address provided, and most of these Trustpilot reviews seem to be fake. Please, don't waste your time on this 'company'.

Unfortunately, this company stole a lot of money from me. I gave them approximately $17,000 and they have given me nothing in return. They took $3000 from me telling me they were going to pay influencers that never actually were available. Eventually, they said they would give me $3000 back, but this never happened. I’m a single mom and a widow in this company knew that I gave them the last of my money to create an amazing brand. With fake emails and misspellings on all social media, they completely destroyed me financially and I lost trust as well. Eventually, I would like to file a lawsuit against the company to get my money back, but realistically, I’m not even sure if this company actually exists. Buyer beware do not do not do not do any business with American book promoters.

SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! American Book Promoters make big lies to authors like promising to get them interviews with the New York Times, Reader's Digest, The Wall Street Journal, and other high-level publications to manipulate them into purchasing their overpriced promotional packages. Among other promises they'll tell them that they'll receive a return on their investments and they'll arrange book signings at some of the biggest book stores in America. Not to mention that they will constantly pressure authors into paying them $4,000 to convert their books into audiobooks and have them pay them $1,000 to be interviewed by sketchy online news agencies. They are frauds who will steal large chunks of your money. Also, they're foreigners who claim to be operating in New York. It's obvious they're operating in India given the thick broken English that they speak. *If you read the five-star ratings for American Book Promoters, you can easily tell they were written by the same person.

I started with American book promoters in April 2024. They did nothing but steel my money and property. I wrote a book called "The Indictment of the Democratic Party" They robbed me blind $3,303.00 in the hole. With this kind of money I could have bought new supplies for my new apartment. Im victum because I was disabled and steered easily. They always said I was doing well. When I started to call him out for asking me money, they got angry in the end I told them to take a hike, and one named Rachel said she was filing a lawsuit. So if it doesn't work be mindful they will Is threatin you with legal action. It started when I wrote typed him a long letter on why he was underperforming. It never had an explimation. Turns out he took 2 books that I never filed copyright proection because of my low income, and one day I may find someone elses name on them. I don't have details on notes because they long got deleated so I probably will never win in court. Stay Away, they will "Steal your money and Property!" Promoting a book doesn't cost money. From what my father said, people take risk sign a contract and give you the money. Thats what my father said when I brought it too him eventualy that made me reconsider this ever agian. FYI they said I was aproved on Fox News, never got the contract money. SCAM SCAM SCAM!

Authors beware! This site is a scam. Their information is fake. Most people will gather that within a second of landing on their spammy page (pop-ups galore!). For the record, their physical address is listed as 539 W Commerce St, Dallas. Check it out. It is a fake address (I included the address in this review in case they try to change it). On their chat, I questioned their legitimacy and the response was that all their services are free and we are not scamming people, then they shut down the chat. FYI, all of the reviews on Trustpilot for this business are also fake. None of their clients exist, and you can tell the reviews are written by the same person, saying the same thing. Be smart and use your diligence.