denise

Susan, this is great information. I have had to contact Google twice because an alert came up showing sites that say my book is available for free download. I think both times the sites were pfishing scams to get people to click on the site (and it would serve them right if they did!) and both times it was removed within a couple days. They have a simple “fill in the blank” form, but it does follow right along with what you said above.

I'm psychic that way. 🙂

Are you bugging my office again?

right? Ugh, Angela. *write. Good grief, time for some alcohol. LOL

I think piracy is something we're all hit with, no matter what we right. What i hate is that it is almost impossible to do anything about it because Torrent sites simply take the stand that they didn't upload it, someone else did.

The only thing that gives me satisfaction is the fact that many of the illegal sites are phishing sites. So, you take your chances if you're a pirate and might get more than you bargain for, like malware and credit card info stolen. I'm not going to cry over that, either, because Karma.

Have a great day, ladies!

This is a terrific help, thank you so much Susan! As a writer, I would never want to infringe on the rights of another, so I wanted to make sure of what the best practice was. You're the best for offering your brain to all of us--thank you!