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Writer's Haven => Marketing Loft [Public] => Topic started by: Jan Hurst-Nicholson on December 18, 2025, 02:07:28 AM
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They seem less scammy than other unsolicited emails, but claim a fellow writer subscribed to their newsletter when she'd never heard of them. :confused:
They have an .au address.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Chaptoria-Publishing/e/B0D3XYCM2Y/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1
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I looked up Three Dragons Press. They are based in Germany as it says on this page
"<https://www.threedragonspress.com/press-page>".
Your link was an AU amazon page. Chaptoria Publishing is a .com site. I can't find an .COM.AU site for Chaptoria.
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I looked up Three Dragons Press. They are based in Germany as it says on this page
"<https://www.threedragonspress.com/press-page>".
Your link was an AU amazon page. Chaptoria Publishing is a .com site. I can't find an .COM.AU site for Chaptoria.
Thanks. Seems odd that they would assume someone was a subscriber. One has to avoid replying as then you can get stuck in a loop. :icon_rolleyes:
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Never heard of them, and I generally presume the worst about these things, but I must admit that "Three Dragons Press" is a pretty cool name.