NeopublishersReviews of neopublishers.com

This "company" is a scam. They advertise on websites like the German nachhilfeunterricht.de to find language teachers for translation services. They offer very high fees (€2000 for the translation of a 40-page document). Then they send you a "contract" to make it look legitimate. The problem is that they don't pay the freelancers. I completed 50% of the translation and wanted a partial payment for work that was already submitted. Mr. (or Ms.) Madison Manuel stated that they would only pay me after I completed the whole translation. As if translators didn't have costs. I specified to him that, since a customer had cheated me 2 years ago, I decided to work on a chapter-by-chapter basis. Now they have 50% of the job done and are probably looking for another translator to work for them for free. Unfortunately, there is no way to force them to pay for work that has been completed. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!

I also guess that it is a scam. They offer 2000 euro for translating a text but that is way too much I guess. They texted me via the page "Nachhilfeunterricht" - but the company has no imprint. I guess I will not do this and hope to protect others as well.

This page leads nowhere. It's a scam. I was contacted by someone named Nicole Harrison for ‘Nahhilfeunterricht’ and she asked me for a 40-page translation for 2,000 euros. The payment was made through Trustaracoreb, which asks for a VAT number to transfer your money, but they ask you to deposit 250 euros within 6 minutes to give you the VAT number. In other words, it's a scam to steal your money. The guy in charge of the payment is very friendly, but he never gives you a solution other than to do what Trustara asks you to do.

SCAM!!!!!!! They ask you to complete scripts by retyping and converting, and when your task is done, they agree on payment and send you to a portal where it asks you to pay $100 in order to withdraw your pay, saying it is new user policy. Thank God I wasn't so fast in going any further with them

This appears to be a scam. They will try to convince you to sign a contract, making it seem legitimate. However, the website they use is fake. They will offer a payment of 1,700 Euros or 2,800 USD to complete the work, which is significantly above the market rate. Be cautious— they will not pay any advance, and once the work is finished, they will refuse to send any payment. I was contacted by someone named Thomas Brown through Findtutors, but I strongly advise avoiding any further communication with them.

Yes, I worked with Neo Publishers and successfully received my agreed payment of €1,700 for a translation project

Does someone else worked with them for a project and got paid more n a online “bank” that doesn’t give you the money they said they paid?