Geeks GhostwritingReviews of geeksghostwriting.com

This is a warning to the public: do not contact this individual who operates this scam using a network of scam websites. It is run by an individual right now who has been indicted by the Homeland Security Investigations for fentanyl cartels. They have a vast network of illegal immigrants in the country who will stalk and threaten your family members because they get their data from data brokers.

BUYER BEWARE!!! I entered into a contract with Geeks Ghostwriting to promote my book. I was a first time author. I was hesitant to spend the $3500 dollars for the services because it was a big investment for me. When they offered me a money back guarantee to recover a 100% return on my investment. I was still skeptical. But after constant phone calls and assurances and “building a relationship”, I signed the agreement. A year later, I had not received 100% return on my investment - not even close - just measly Amazon sales. After a year had passed, I contacted the company and asked for a refund. At first they offered me to enter into another agreement for no cost with another money back guarantee. I declined when I realized they weren’t going to do anything different than before. They told me they would return my investment and was working with the merchant. Then they gave me some excuse that the manager would not issue a refund. It has been one excuse after another and still nothing. Do not believe these folks when they promise you a money back guarantee.

My experience with Geek Ghostwriting has been extremely disappointing. Before I became a customer, the company contacted me for over a year encouraging me to use their services. Once I signed on, communication changed dramatically. We initially paid approximately $2,400 for book writing services. In my opinion, the manuscript we received was poorly written, contained numerous grammatical errors, repeated the same ideas over and over, and read well below the quality we expected. We ended up rewriting a significant portion of the book ourselves. After that, we were asked to pay an additional $11,000 for social media and marketing services. Later, we were asked for another $3,500 for a Barnes & Noble book signing package, which we were told included a table, chairs, photos, additional social media promotion, and other services that were not included in the original marketing package. We were also told there would be a Barnes & Noble fee, although my understanding was that Barnes & Noble does not charge that type of fee. More concerning to me was that many of these payment requests were made without detailed written agreements explaining exactly what would be provided. It has now been more than two years, and my project is still not complete. Throughout that time, we worked with several representatives, including Darcy, Josh, Daniel, Isaac, and Amy. Amy was always kind and professional, and she told us she was expected to ask clients for additional payments during nearly every call. There also appeared to be frequent staff turnover. When we requested simple changes, such as updating the book cover, changing the book price, or making changes to our website, the representatives often did not know how the accounts had been set up or how to make the requested updates. When we asked how books were being sold through the website, no one seemed able to explain the process. Eventually, the phone numbers we had used to contact the company were disconnected, and communication shifted almost entirely to email. I was later asked to remove my online reviews. I responded that I would be willing to reconsider my review after the company completed the services we had already paid for. This review reflects my personal experience. I encourage anyone considering this company to obtain detailed written agreements describing every service, deliverable, cost, ownership rights, and timeline before making any payments.