Global Ink Publishing IncReviews of globalinkpublishinginc.com

We weee working with Bob Collin’s, at first he seemed to be great at what he did. We paid a couple thousand dollars at first. The books were published and they needed more money. We sent 9,000 dollars for all kinds of promotions and marketing. Bob contacted us at one point asking to borrow 4 or 5 thousand dollars we did not send it. Shortly after that he called and said he was going on maternity leave and would be turning things o er to someone else, we never heard from him again. The company is not willing to pay us our money back and we feel they should because he was their employee. We have spoke to them several times and now they will. It even return a call. Please beware.

SCAM! Be warned!!! I paid $2200 to have a journal published and nothing was ever published. I was working with Bob Collins who convinced me to write him a POSITIVE review before my book was published. I’m assuming that’s the only reason they have ANY good reviews. They also tried to get me to pay THOUSANDS for a book tour. What a joke.

I engaged Global Ink Publishing (GIP), working primarily with Bob Collins, for a single, clearly defined purpose: to establish and manage a TikTok presence for my books through promotional videos and paid ads. Over a six-month period, GIP produced only three poorly designed videos and ran one brief paid advertisement. While that ad reportedly generated views, it contained no meaningful sales referral or call-to-action, rendering it ineffective. No analytics or credible performance reporting were provided beyond that. At GIP’s request, I also sent them two hardcover copies of every book I have written, nearly 40 books total, for what I was told would be influencer distribution. By their own admission during a phone conversation, none of those books were ever sent to anyone. When I later requested that the books be returned, they were not. I paid $5,000 for these services, which GIP required to be sent by wire transfer. Despite the lack of delivered results and unresolved issues, GIP subsequently attempted to upsell me on two additional campaigns, one priced at $12,000 and another at $24,000, each for four months, without first providing proof of performance for the original engagement. At that point, I disengaged. I am a professional novelist with an established publishing history, and I do not make claims like this lightly. My concern is less about recovering money and more about preventing other authors from having a similar experience. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Global Ink Publishing. I strongly encourage writers to exercise extreme caution and to demand clear deliverables, verifiable proof of execution, and transparent reporting before engaging with this company.

Never requested any information and yet they keep spamming me. There is no “unsubscribe” button.