Oscar GhostwritingReviews of oscarghostwriting.com

I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to avoid this company at all costs. My experience with them has been nothing short of a nightmare, and I feel compelled to share my story to prevent others from falling into the same trap. From the beginning, the company was incredibly pushy about getting my business. As someone who has worked in sales, I understood the hustle and didn't think much of it. I paid $4,950 for a book with their "Best Seller Package," which was supposed to include everything from writing and book cover design to publishing and distribution. I wanted the best for my project and was willing to pay for it. However, what followed was nothing but a series of red flags and disappointments. Three weeks after making the initial payment, I was hit with an unexpected fee of $2,250 for distribution. This was alarming, but I chose to believe it would be beneficial in the long run. My concerns grew during the next call when the person assigned to help me started asking about my life story, assuming my book was a memoir. I repeatedly clarified that it was fiction with a well-developed plot, but they seemed intent on pushing their own narrative. When I received the first outline, it was clear they had not listened to a word I said. The outline was nonsense, trying to force my story into a memoir format. Frustrated, I took matters into my own hands, rewriting the outline to match my vision. Yet, when I received the prologue, it was as if AI had written it—completely off the mark and not aligned with my requirements. Weeks went by, and the so-called "writer" kept stalling, wanting to discuss chapters 1-2, despite me having already provided detailed directions. It was clear they were not following my outline or respecting my creative direction. The final straw came when the "Publishing Department" called, asking for another $1,250 to begin the publishing process—a service that was supposedly included in the initial package. They even suggested I create fake profiles to post reviews of my book to boost sales. This unethical request was the last red flag I needed to pull the plug. When I tried to dispute the charges, they refused to provide a refund, despite a contract promising a 100% money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. The situation escalated, and I had to involve my lawyer and bank. Since then, the company has been harassing me, urging me to drop the proceedings and promising to return my money. Long story short, this company is a scam. They are more interested in squeezing money out of you than delivering quality work. Learn from my experience and do not trust the fake reviews or their empty promises. Save yourself the stress, money, and time !!!!!!

This was a terrible experience from start to finish. The first chapter was written by AI and sounded like it. The second revision sounded like it was written by a teenager from India. I gave them 3 chances to make it better, but they couldn't. They have a 100% refund guarantee and I took them up on that after the horribly written first chapter. They literally begged me not to cancel their service to the point that it was embarrassing. Nice enough people, but terrible writing and even more terrible business practices. Because of this, I am forced to seek legal action just to get my refund. Not recommended.

Does anybody take notice of the reviews that are rated 4 or 5 star these are the only ones that receive a reply for Oscar as the others have no replies at all. Live chat is available but trying to get a phone call through all you get is a message saying the car is forwarded and you will receive a call, but that never happens. I think our federal Governmental Agencies ought to track down these scammers and fine them and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law and get monies back to the people that were scammed over the internet. Trust Pilot should investigate what the great reviews they have posted on their sight for Oscar Ghostwiting. My manuscript I sent them of 278 pages I told them I wanted it published just how I wrote it but on the first review they sent me they changed my main characters name and this manuscript is a sequel to my first book published by Author house which I got paid very little for royalties. My next endeavor is to try KDP and hopefully I won't get scammed there. Beware people as our Lousy Government doesn't do enough to protect us from Scammers like these People. Joe Fioravanti

DO NOT HIRE this company. They are trained manipulators from sales to writers. And a three-ring circus. They are extremely disorganized, unprepared for every meeting, and will delay your book indefinitely. At first, I thought it was just the team I was assigned to, but the same things happened when I was reassigned to another team. They wasted 3 1/2 weeks of my time, and I am still waiting for a $1,000 refund. I can't stress enough: DO NOT HIRE THIS COMPANY.

Let me save you some time from my long review and look up the “parent” company ‘Professional Ghost Writer’ reviews on BBB since they go by different aliases. My personal experience: On October 2023, I contracted the services of Oscar Ghostwriting to assist me with editing, publishing, and marketing my book, I did not use their ghostwriting services. I spoke to a sales person who was going under the alias of “Aron Gray” and signed a contract through their online portal and made a down payment. On October 31st, I received another phone call from a different sales person stating that they were running an end of the month special and if I paid a reduced amount from my balance they would consider my project paid in full and not additional payments would be required to fulfill the original amount quoted, I paid and received a receipt. A week later, around November 7th, I received a call from another sales person going under the alias of “Ben Heard” stating that they only offered the book publishing services as an eBook and if I wanted printed versions in paperback and hardcover I would need to pay $1,000 for lifetime printing through the vendors they had a contract with. After going back and forth with him stating that my contract already said the printed versions were included, he mentioned that the ISBN (book serial numbers) were not included in my contract and these were a requirement to publish any book. We agreed upon $550 to cover the ISBN costs and publish the book in three formats: eBook, paperback, and hard cover with lifetime sales support through 12 different vendors. I only received a receipt with the words “Paperback and Hardcover integration” on the notes, but not an updated contract. After calling and messaging him several times, I finally received an email titled “Hardcover Integration” weeks later outlining what the $550 was supposed to cover. At first, the company seemed somewhat legitimate as far as the project management side of things went, they initially provided me with marketing outlines requesting information about the book for the marketing campaign and “designed” book covers that were clearly AI generated and not aligned with the details I provided. This also happened with the AI generated social media content drafts that were submitted for review which didn’t categorize my book properly and didn’t use the information I had provided. Granted, they eventually fixed it and we agreed it was ok for when the marketing campaign started. The editing portion seemed to be going ok at first, my book was already written, and I just needed help with minor editing and formatting for publishing. They communicated with me at first and when I pointed out that the current pace we were moving wouldn’t complete the book by the 3-4 month deadline we agreed upon, they sent me the whole “Completed” formatted book. After thoroughly reviewing the book, I clearly noticed a lot of AI generated content that I didn’t request, since I didn’t hire their ghostwriting services, there were a lot of errors and just overall poor attention to detail. I fixed everything myself and approved my own edits for publication. Throughout this whole process, all departments kept addressing me by the wrong name, even after correcting them multiple times, to the point that my book was published with the incorrect author name and placed under the wrong categories on Amazon which required me to contact Kindle technical support to fix this major flaw since Oscar Ghostwriting wasn’t doing anything about it. They also created a website prototype with the incorrect author name and created generic AI content instead of using the text I provided them. As of February 2024, the book was considered published, but zero marketing had been provided. Per the contract, they were supposed to be marketing my book from the moment it was being written to promote it and take pre-orders, another marketing phase was for the “big” book release, and the last phase after publishing to move the book along the top ranks to reach best-seller status. To this day, the book remains unknown since there’s been zero marketing done for it. I had a lengthy conversation with their “billing manager” and she was trying to make up their failed marketing with additional services but I requested the money back guarantee; they sent me an email stating that I would receive a refund within 4-7 business days. It’s been past that time frame and it’s impossible trying to reach them; the phone numbers listed don’t work, email addresses are fake, the only option is the live chat support who state that someone will call back ASAP but they never do. Beware of these scammers!!!