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Ashbery Publishing
Also trades, or has traded, as ashberypublishing.com.
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Documented concerns: unclear contracts, upselling, slow payment, or unresolved complaints.
Ashbery Publishing / ashberypublishing.com Committing several violations on THIS LIST . They claim to have been in business since 2012 but their website wasn't created until 2024!
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Ashbery Publishing / ashberypublishing.com Committing several violations on THIS LIST . They claim to have been in business since 2012 but their website wasn't created until 2024!
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Ashbery Publishing / ashberypublishing.com Committing several violations on THIS LIST . They claim to have been in business since 2012 but their website wasn't created until 2024!
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- VerifiedContractedPaid $2,000 to $5,000
Editing was good, but communication slowed down significantly after final payment was rendered. Make sure to get all marketing deliverables specified in writing. In my experience with Ashbery Publishing, they handled communication poorly and contract clarity was unsatisfactory.
- Paid for servicesPaid $2,000 to $5,000
Be very careful reading the grant of rights clause. The initial cost quote was reasonable, but post-signature upselling was persistent throughout the process. In my experience with Ashbery Publishing, they handled communication poorly and contract clarity was unsatisfactory.
- VerifiedContractedPaid $2,000 to $5,000
The production quality was decent, but their marketing package was described in unmeasurable terms. After signing, I was asked to pay additional fees for extra promotional tiers. In my experience with Ashbery Publishing, they handled communication poorly and contract clarity was unsatisfactory.