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New AI-powered scams are becoming harder for indie authors to spot. This article explains how fake agents, publishers, Hollywood contacts, podcast producers, and book marketing services use personalization, impersonation, urgency, and flattery to target authors — and how to verify every opportunity befo
AI-powered scams are becoming harder for indie authors to spot. This article explains how fake agents, publishers, Hollywood contacts, podcast producers, and book marketing services use personalization, impersonation, urgency, and flattery to target authors — and how to verify every opportunity before you respond.
Fake author accounts are using real author names, photos, and book covers to scam readers through fake giveaways, phishing links, investment schemes, and fraudulent stores. This guide shows indie authors how to find impersonation accounts, report them on major platforms, document evidence, alert readers, and protect their author identity.
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