Self Publishing School Recenzje 4

Just a heads-up for anyone considering this program:

I looked into it out of curiosity and was honestly shocked by the price versus what’s actually being offered.

If you spend even a little time researching self-publishing, you’ll realize none of this is necessary. Everything here can be learned for free or outsourced individually for a tiny fraction of the cost.

IMO this is a scam. I first received an email yesterday from Think Media about it, who I follow on YouTube. I won’t be following Think Media anymore after this because the fact they are pushing this ridiculous scam is a complete turn off. I lost all respect for Think Media because I know they are getting paid themselves from any of the sales.

I looked at the website for kicks, and I just cannot believe anyone in their right mind would fall for this. This guy is asking now, 2026, for $30k for his services. I couldn’t even believe what I was seeing so I had a short chat with ChatGPT about it. Here’s what it had to say: “…seeing a $30k “elite” program feels like watching someone sell bottled air with a motivational speech.” And “…it’s rough knowing folks drain savings for something they absolutely did not need.” I agree. ChatGPT had a few other jokes about it, and I was glad to see it had a sense of humor. It finished with “You just peeked behind the curtain and went “lol nope.”

Seriously, remove yourself from it and look at it as someone who is not an author. Someone from the outside looking in. Do you really think spending $30,000.00 on some self-pubishing advice is a sane decision?

You could literally go buy yourself a new car, drive to Barnes and Noble and buy a book on self-publishing and learn everything you need to know. And you’ll have a new car waiting for you in the driveway. Handing someone that kind of money for something you can learn in a book or a weekend online is just crazy to me.

I knew this guy was a scammer before I even went to the website. All I had to do was read the email from Think Media which was CLEALRY written by ChatGPT. If they are using ChatGPT to write the marketing copy for this system, and probably the system itself, then there is your answer. Go to ChatGPT and ask it questions and you will learn everything you need to know about self-publishing. And you can do that for free. One last thing, check out the guy’s “personal” YouTube channel. That should tell you everything you need to know. I would never spend $5 on anything this guy has to sale, let alone $30k. SMH.

I wrote several letters to Self Publishing School adminstration and CHANDLER BOLT requesting a full refund due to company not providing the proper services they promised. I never received an actual signed agreement with Self Publishing School. Their coaches are incompetent and treat you like you are insignificant during zoom meetings if you paid less $10,000. I felt invalidated by my assigned coach Brittany Pulmeri. Other coaches which were assigned to me left shortly after... leaving me with no real support thru out my manuscript writing process. I am also waiting for the previous recordings I requested of each class I missed...since I worked a full-time position during the day... that was part of the SPS syllabus..I was supposed to receive 6 face to face zoom meetings to explain how to write my manuscript...and the information that was provided was insignificant...meaning that it was unhelpful to publishing my book. The information Self Publishing School coaches provide can be found quite easily on Google search or You Tube...so don't waste your money on this Scamming company. Let me tell you... several of their past students had to go to other outside coaches during and after SPS to complete their manuscripts. My manuscript has Not been published by Self Publishing School....which is promise they have not held up to. I have contacted a law firm to bring them to court. Please stay FAR AWAY from Self Publishing School owned by CHANDLER BOLT !!!!

I requested a call with them. They’ve sent multiple videos begging to show up but then they never called