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They want me to use them to make my novel into a book. I've never written a novel.

I declined to answer and they didn't leave any message

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Some guy called my daughter and wanted to get a credit card number so he could publish some poems he saw online 3 years ago. Offered her a 'one time deal to publish 7 poems for $600.00, but he would take $200.00 off if she would buy now. When she hesitated, he said he could take her credit card number and not process it until she said so. He knew her age (minor) and asked what state she lived in (which he knew because he called her) and knew she attending school outside of her hometown. He also knew how many hours away her school was from her hometown and her nickname. He said he would call back which he did, but we blocked the number. This guy is up to no good, whether it is stealing or stalking or worse. I wonder how many calls are to underage females. My daughter had never published anything on this publishing site. He just found her via social media and came after her. Be warned and beware.

it's xlibris.

Someone called me from there right after I had downloaded a free book on publishing. I think it is XLibris.