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BEWARE ALL INDIE AUTHORS! Booktweep are back on the rampage. I have just received an email offering the same old bargains... I fell for the GOLD package last time and it produced zero results.How do they think I would join them again after the review I left??
UTTER SCAM... went for their 'gold package' ...fool that I was... no results at all and now they don't seem to exist
I should have researched them. Their promises sounded too good to be true and they were. Have not seen any tweets at all and they won't respond to my email. Contacted PayPal to help with a refund. They are just another one of the "companies" from India that try to steal your money, like the tax return thieves, etc. And from indie authors who don't make any money at all. Shame on them.
This company delivered nothing they promised. Their Twitter feeds go nowhere and I never saw even one tweet promoting my book. It is a scam. Most of their links go nowhere. BEWARE
1. The company is in India.
2. Waste of money!!!! Nobody is reading Twitter ads!!! I purchased for one month service. Wasted money!!!! If your book is on Amazon, better to go to Amazon Advertisement, from experience. Search Google and check for correct Amazon heading. Don't waste with Twitter ads. It drives no attention to people!!!!!!!!
3. It produced zero results. No sales. Likes are not going to put food on your table. Sales do. Think!
4. In my view, other companies are employed or asked to retweet. “Retweet farms.” This just gives you a false hope of a sale. Be warned!!!
5. In my view, they run a syndicate of Twitter ad companies under different names. You could be signing for different companies but same owner. Get alert!!! UK.
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