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Beware of the SCAM! I have been approached by Allcast asking for my manuscript. They should be considered a high risk for scams. One red flag is that on their team page, none of the members appear to be real people; they don't exist: all the photos are AI-generated. After I sent an email with questions to one of them, they shut off the email address.
Nothing but a scam, they contact you and say they have some groups ready to go to contract for your books and purchase film rights then in the Zoom call you are informed you need an International Copyright (not even sure such things exist) but we all want to have our work made into a movie, and the cost is not that much. Well they continue to try and make charges and have excuses saying the charge did not go through, and everything you can think of as an excuse. The reality is they are scam artists and keep charging your card, and lie to you. Unfortunately they get away with this in most cases by telling the credit card company the provided the merchandise. I am still waiting on this and no contract yet, so nothing but a SCAM!
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