Scammers
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by crit33087 » Mon Feb 27, 2017 5:15 am
Hey everyone. I had someone respond to my RFDR and I sent my MS but he's been MIA for the past couple weeks since I sent it. I specifically asked for him to send one chapter at a time so I could discuss them with him, but I've heard nothing. Does this happen often, or should I be worried that I've been taken for a ride?
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Re: Scammers
by crit32238 » Sat Apr 08, 2017 8:02 pm
I have had the same thing happen with two different potential readers. I sent my manuscript and never heard anything. I am not worried about scammers though. I believe these are merely people with poor interpersonal comunication skills, little understanding of edicat and a lack of commitment.
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