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How is this affected with the release of wildcard registry next year? It used to be skyhigh valuation but now there's a limit.

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Similarly, I ordered one and immediately returned it back to Amazon.
I am surprised at how Amazon fascilitates the scam.

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I'm with Books LLC and we get as annoyed as you when Amazon doesn't run our descriptions that tell readers that a book consist entirely of Wikipedia articles!

Our website and the book descriptions we ask booksellers to display prominently credit Wikipedia as the source, include an excerpt of one of the Wikipedia articles, a URL to read the full article at Wikipedia, and the titles of other Wikipedia articles in the book (space permitting) that readers can use to read the content at Wikipedia without buying the book. The book itself credits Wikipedia as the source on the publisher's page, in the Introduction and at the end of every chapter.

My sincere apologies if Amazon didn't display that description! I understand your annoyance.

Alphascript publishing is another scam. If you go to Amazon and go to advanced search and type in Alphacript in the publisher spot you'll see they have 100,000 books and their all Wikipedia articles. These bogus companies are making tons of money. They have a small disclaimer and most all their covers are the same. They probably go to Staples or some other store in town and print these junk books on demand. Are company just got taking for $90 buck. I wonder how it works it Amazon or Wikipedia get a cut.

I am president of the board of the national nonprofit organization Forfeiture Endangers American Rights Foundation ("FEAR"). While searching Amazon last week, we discovered that Books LLC -- through 9 on-line sellers including Amazon itself -- have posted a title on Amazon entitled "Asset Forfeiture: Usa V. $124,700, Nicholas L. Bissell, Jr., Forfeiture Endangers American Rights [Paperback]". This listing falsely suggests that FEAR either wrote or published this book. I have not read the book, but it appears from the title that the book consists of pages downloaded from our website. "U.S. v. $124,700" and the "Nicholas Bissel Jr. story" are both the titles of original articles written by FEAR personnel and published on our website. FEAR did not give Books LLC authorization to republish anything from the FEAR website. Using FEAR's name in the title falsely suggests that FEAR was the author or publisher of this "book", which constitutes an invasion of FEAR's right of publicity -- as well as false advertising. The listing notes in small print that the book is 26 pages long - yet it sells for around $20 plus shipping and handling! A dollar per page for material that is free on the internet is a scam in itself. I also noticed that some of the sellers ship from overseas -- another scam to make it harder for people to get their money back once they realize they've been scammed.

I immediately contacted Amazon and all of the listed sellers. Two of the sellers took the listing down, but the rest didn't respond. Amazon has not done anything. When I called them today they said they are still investigating. Its customer service department could not find a phone number for Books LLC.

I think I will send Amazon's legal department the URL to this web page, so they can see that Amazon's reputation is being sullied by letting these scams continue.

Use Alibris, they are cheaper and support independent book stores. Amazon is the real scam

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