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Return of the Nigerian Prince Redux: Beware Book Club and Book Review Scams - Writer Beware
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Return of the Nigerian Prince Redux: Beware Book Club and Book Review Scams (2025)

A new marketing scam involves operators in Nigeria sending highly personalized, AI-generated email solicitations to authors, posing as marketing or PR experts. Authors are offered various marketing services for a fee, typically a few hundred dollars, and are then referred to a Nigerian contact.

writerbeware.blog

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10 min

7/5/2026

Proton Spam and the AI Consent Problem

Proton sent an email newsletter introducing Lumo, despite users opting out of Lumo product updates. This raises concerns regarding AI's alignment with privacy and security values.

dbushell.com

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4 min

1/23/2026

Return of the Nigerian Prince Redux: Beware Book Club and Book Review Scams (2025)

A new marketing scam involves operators in Nigeria sending highly personalized, AI-generated email solicitations to authors, posing as marketing or PR experts. Authors are offered various marketing services for a fee, typically a few hundred dollars, and are then referred to a Nigerian contact.

writerbeware.blog

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

10 min

7/5/2026

Proton Spam and the AI Consent Problem

Proton sent an email newsletter introducing Lumo, despite users opting out of Lumo product updates. This raises concerns regarding AI's alignment with privacy and security values.

dbushell.com

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

4 min

1/23/2026

Return of the Nigerian Prince Redux: Beware Book Club and Book Review Scams (2025)

A new marketing scam involves operators in Nigeria sending highly personalized, AI-generated email solicitations to authors, posing as marketing or PR experts. Authors are offered various marketing services for a fee, typically a few hundred dollars, and are then referred to a Nigerian contact.

writerbeware.blog

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

10 min

7/5/2026

Proton Spam and the AI Consent Problem

Proton sent an email newsletter introducing Lumo, despite users opting out of Lumo product updates. This raises concerns regarding AI's alignment with privacy and security values.

dbushell.com

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

4 min

1/23/2026

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