Sharron Z.
Scam
Update: After speaking with the supposed owner over the course of days, I not only stand by my experience but want to add. They tried to insult the importance of my payment as measly and shifted blame to me even though the author and publisher don't list the book as containing profanity as it's a children's book. They care more about preventing truth from being seen than moving with integrity. Any company that requires you to not openly criticise them is questionable at best. They also have an F and REVOKED BBB accreditation for similar complaints of not being paid. So when an authority tried to hold them accountable for paying for the reviews done, they ignored it. Says a lot about a company that can't handle ethical business and runs from accountability. They'd rather email the indivisible and try to belittle them and shift blame. Then have 6 million accounts/users but also have no way of allowing users to delete their account as i tried to delete mine and it doesn't allow you. No telling how many are actually active. They approved my review, published it and essentially have a 3 week wait period for payment. At the very end of that 3 weeks, on the 21st day to be exact, they rejected my review based on the subjective view of another reveiwer and closed my account when I brought up the issue so no payment for my review. If you love reading, it's fun. Just don't count on that extra money as they can withhold it for any reason.
Response from OnlineBookClub.orgJul 24, 2026
Hi, When I wrote that I would happily paid you the measly $10 despite your review not adhering to the Guidelines if you would simply communicate about it with me directly in a nice way, it was not meant to insult. Rather, it was just meant to explain that even though you are not owed anything due to your violations of the Guidelines, I'd rather pay someone a relatively small amount (e.g. $10) that they had falsely thought they were owed then go back-and-forth explaining why their review was rejected and why they aren't owed anything. If you change your mind, just shoot me an email: [email protected] The way I always see it is that a lose-win solution almost never exists nor happens. Instead, it always end up being win-win or lose-lose. I always prefer win-win solutions. Thank you, Scott [email protected]



