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  1. 08-11-2020, 08:58 AM #14
    bjanalyst
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeeBabar View Post
    Interesting to read the reviews! Don’t look like too many sales. Since no one is reading those, maybe he gets more readers here!
    I just gogoled "Xlibris" reviews and here is one such link.
    https://xlibris.pissedconsumer.com/review.html

    I made a mistake. I said 200 complaints. There were really 536 complaints.

    I should have googled Xlibris reviews before I used them. I just assumed they were honest.

    I have no idea how many sales there were since Xlibirs never gave me any sales reports and never gave me any royalties. But they had published it on many websites throughout the world and I saw used copies of my books being sold also. Xlibris made all of the money and they also charged me to publish my book as well. Pretty good deal for Xlibris.
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