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1577:, these are all good observations. My most straightforward response is that the general lack of success of the industry is why these incidents you point out are so newsworthy. More specific to this article: scams of the kind that this article describes are perpetrated by actors who don't even care about whether or not edits "stick" on Knowledge (XXG). The only reason they can make money at scale like this is because success on Knowledge (XXG) is irrelevant to their business model. Lots of community members dedicate much of their volunteering time to rooting out UPE from marketing companies. In my role supporting them, I'm consistently impressed at how good they are at these investigations.
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problems with her credit card. Many credit card issuers have an effective system for avoiding liability for fraudulent credit card transactions. Charges coming from merchants who have had too many recent customer complaints can trigger a refusal of the transaction during the time you're waiting on the phone. Apparently, this is what happened to one of
Cazares's transactions. She later tried to cancel her previous transactions, and with determination and some luck she is now off the hook. Luckily, she had saved the documentation on all the credit card payments and refusals.
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2013:. I think the best way for admins as a group would be to confirm a rule that no admin can accept paid editing work (with a few crystal clear exceptions like a) work on behalf of the WMF or a chapter, b) as Wikipedian-in-residence at a bonafide GLAM). It would just make it easy for us to tell the world "Don't even think about a Knowledge (XXG) admin doing paid editing for a scammer. It will never happen (again)!" To be fair I've only seen about 4-5 cases documented over 20 some years.
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work are subject to the new "Marketing
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the German
Knowledge (XXG) article on a small political party. At 100 euros each. Ahead of an election. And that attempt was instantly successful. The exact phrases demanded appeared in the article. No volunteer noticed or reverted these insertions. (And the paid editor in question was also active in the English Knowledge (XXG),
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looking for one just one or two notable subjects. Much valuable time is taken from some of our most senior and energetic editors, working on sockpuppet investigation and deletion discussions. Administrators' names and reputations are dragged through the mud. Nobody on
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we are aware of with a 0% success rate. Unfortunately, victims of these scams don't know this, and many paid editing firms act in a predatory manner taking advantage of this. If anyone receives an email or social media message from someone offering to make a
Knowledge (XXG) page for you, then it is almost certainly a scam.
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Sadly, wikipediaafd.org is known to those who've been dealing with VRT and such. That one is plain extortion (+ identity fraud, trademark violation...). I hope the domain is taken down soon, but they'll come back quickly under a new one. I'm planning to write more info and maybe proposals for further
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Bollywood sting operation was by an Indian journalist who said in 2020 that paid editing in the Knowledge (XXG) biographies of minor Indian celebs was well organised, lucrative and pervasive. I can email you details if you are interested; I don't think it was covered in the Signpost. I don't know
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aka the FTC. From what I've seen, they take a lot of time trying to come up with the right general policies, publish these policies widely, then perhaps make a big splash with a few big cases. Which big cases? A fairly partisan group of 5(?) commissioners ultimately decides. In short, I think they'll
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I've actually been pinged a couple of times by people asking if someone claiming to be me really was. The answer, of course, being "Good God, no." I suppose they ducked the scam, but if they're doing things this blatantly fraudulent, wouldn't it seem that law enforcement could take some action on it?
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that her main interest in Elite Wiki
Writers was having them provide editorial services for a book that was near completion. They offered her a Knowledge (XXG) article as part of a package deal. The editorial services are a sideline that is not currently offered on the Elite Wiki Writers website. But
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You do not need to pay someone to get a
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Both "Elite Wiki Writers" and "Wiki Moderator" list the same address, 99 Wall Street in New York City — which appears to be a maildrop rather than a real office — and a second address in Skokie, Illinois. The company appears to have preyed upon more than 100 customers in 2023, according to a customer
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The thing is, Shaun, the Magazin Royale programme didn't report on an exceptional instance of successful content manipulation by paid editors. They approached a paid editing firm run by an ex-Wikimedia Germany board member and asked him to place specific (in this case quite nonsensical) phrases into
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Good catch, I'll change "the WMF" to "stewards". That said, global locks and the use of stewards to make blocks, is something of a special case in blocking sockpuppets, often involving the WMF. There's a special place in the sock drawer for people who declare that they are paid editors and then work
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Everybody associated with this scam, except for Elite Wiki Writers, comes out a loser. Wikipedians are victims because the encyclopedia's trademarks are used without permission. Volunteers' time, Knowledge (XXG)'s most valuable resource, is wasted sorting out hundreds of poorly researched articles,
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that Elite Wiki Writers did not tell him that he would have to be disclosed on Knowledge (XXG) as paying for the rewrite. They did tell him that Knowledge (XXG) required five citations and that they could provide these quickly from reputable news sources for an extra fee. He did his own research and
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that he first ran into the article about him in Knowledge (XXG) several years ago, some time after it was first published. He didn't like the tag on the top about a possible conflict-of-interest by an editor. As time went by it started to look out-of-date, and he especially didn't like the photo. He
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These customers include many small businesses (such as a single-store painting supply company), writers and artists, churches and religious publishers, a couple of lawyers, some little-known financial firms, nonprofits, a private detective agency, young entrepreneurs, former government officials and
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The surprises kept coming. She was dissatisfied with the quality of the new draft — and the inaccuracies in it — and she only saw one new source in the draft. After she was offered another discount, she attempted to pay with a credit card. But the payment wouldn't go through. So another credit card
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in 2008, and was its CEO until she retired in 2022. She's since written a book on the organization and its work, and is already promoting it with a book tour. Unfortunately, she's not familiar with Knowledge (XXG)'s rules. She thought having a biography of her own on Knowledge (XXG) would help book
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is needed here. It doesn't do anybody any good, to spout off on how you are going to report a crime, and it could get you blocked here. But when you registered for Knowledge (XXG), you don't park at the door your right (and sometime duty) to report crimes. In short don't talk about it, though when
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These people are certainly victims. Less than 5% of them succeed in getting an article on Knowledge (XXG). Prices start at about $ 750, and quickly escalate to $ 1,500 or $ 10,000 — or more — as the "Elite Wiki Writers" claim that extra work is needed, or requirements have been raised by Knowledge
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Jared sounds like a mensch and it was good of him to talk to signpost. Jared, if you're reading this, comment on the talk page of your article "Hi Im Jared" and post the links you sent to the scammers. Somebody will find it and update eventually! Or if you have social media, you can just ask "Can
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to be wrong, hence the only 95% failure rate for paid articles, I guess. One requester I saw said pretty much "Hello, I'm about to release a new book, and my publisher said it would be a good idea for me to have a WP-article. I also think I'm ok per WP:N, so please put my draft in mainspace!" And
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Great article. I've seen these advertisements, and of course knew what they were offering was not deliverable, as most if not all Signpost readers would. However the general public won't know this, at least a significant portion will take the adverts at face value. Perhaps sharing this article
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Mergens agreed to have the company write the article about her, but later was told that "Knowledge (XXG) moderators" now require eight citations, three more than the draft then had. And they would be willing to write the needed stories and quickly place them in top quality publications for only $
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He was approached out of the blue on LinkedIn by a woman who offered to rewrite the article for a fee. He must have asked too many questions, and she eventually dropped the discussion. Then a new person appeared on LinkedIn to help rope him in. After some discussion about the article, the new guy
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How is somebody who wants to pay for an article on Knowledge (XXG) to know which websites are legitimate and which are scammers? As a rule, potential customers of these firms should be very skeptical of "Knowledge (XXG) editing firms" who advertise on the web. They nearly all show some signs of a
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They then quickly write a low-quality article, sending the customers a copy of the text. The scammer bills them, telling their victims that approval of the article by Knowledge (XXG) will take some time. Once they've received payment, rather than going through the effort of trying to publish the
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Elite Wiki Writers offered Cazares several book editing packages, costing up to $ 8,500. Due to the low quality of the services and high cost, she soon believed that she was being scammed. She had difficulty getting a bank to accept a credit card payment, even though she had previously seen no
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A good first question for a potential customer to ask Elite Wiki Writers might be: "have you complied with the license on those illustrations and do you have permission to use the trademarked puzzle globe?" If they answer "yes" on the trademark, you can contact the Wikimedia Foundation's legal
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There could be a contending view though, the basic format is used by other companies (or at least I think they are other companies). Lots of people know the basics of this scam. The only way to combat it may turn out to be "let everybody - including their customers - know how it works."
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Melissa also had troubles with her credit card. Elite Wiki Writers sold her additional services — for almost $ 4,000 — to ensure that the Knowledge (XXG) page could go live and "be protected". The services supposedly included eight ghostwritten articles to serve as citations, a Google
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The low number of them posted as actual articles (as opposed to drafts or user pages) could be from a lack of trying. There's little evidence that many of their proposed articles are written up as drafts at all, and if they are, they're commonly left without improvement until they are
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I think most of this "market" is about 2 companies in Karachi, Pakistan (Abtach and Digitonics). Most websites of this kind are connected to one of these, just fronts. There are many other UPEs and scammers, but this particular modus operandi is particular to a very small subset.
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that she was first approached on LinkedIn. "It was a fake photo and profile," she said, which has since been removed. She was sold the basic + startup package last fall, which was to include a personal Knowledge (XXG) page and a page about her business, costing over $ 2,000.
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almost certainly fabricated. As are the physical addresses that they list on their websites; they don't list their real addresses because they don't want to get caught by the Foundation. There are no paid editing firms that have a relationship with the Wikimedia Foundation.
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whether his claims were accurate either, but I would imagine that because of the smaller volunteer pool paying attention to pages of Indian singers, actors, etc., capturing them would be easier than it would be for equivalent European or North American minor celebs.
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article (and the risk of getting caught), the scammer may simply abandon the article, keeping the money. When the customers complain, the scammer blames the delay on Knowledge (XXG), or tells the victim that other paid services are needed to ensure publication.
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It is true that volunteers are active and vigilant, but it is also true that it often takes volunteers years to notice and address these situations. In short, Knowledge (XXG) is imperfect (as is the media in general ...) and I am always wary of implying
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Yvonna Cazares is a community organizer who has previously held several community-oriented positions in California's state and local governments. Her first contact of any sort with Elite Wiki Writers was when she was approached on LinkedIn. She told
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sales, so she contacted Elite Wiki Writers, who promised that she would not have to reveal that she paid for the article because they "use legitimate Wiki-moderators". She even got a $ 100 discount off the $ 750 fee for sending in a detailed draft.
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on the effectiveness of reporting to the authorities, but I doubt that it hurts anything either. Don't put all your trust in the government to get back your money for you. You need to take steps to protect yourself, first, last, and
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would also have liked to see more about his career as a lawyer and a judge. But mostly he just wanted to see something that his grandchildren could read and be proud of.
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2006:. Either or both of these used together could get the main point across if admins want to protect themselves from being falsely named in an extortion scheme.
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1470:(IC3). It looks like it's fast and confidential to make a complaint. I don't know how effective it is. It may be the best you can do.
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Can you direct me to one of your paid editor's declaration of their paid status?
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Can you direct me to one of your paid editors' declaration of their paid status?
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There won't be any mention that It is a paid article. It will be independent.
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has identified an extensive scam perpetrated by a company that calls itself "
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Can other people change my preferred version of my Knowledge (XXG) article?
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Hah! That "Elite Wiki Writers" site claims they won the last WikiCup!
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Administrators who edit for pay must also declare their paid status.
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was used, but the invoice arrived with the name of another company.
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Shaun Spalding, legal counsel at the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) told
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Wiki-PR's extensive network of clandestine paid advocacy exposed
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I just want to be sure I'm dealing with a reputable person here
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How paid editors squeeze you dry: And how you can stop them!
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after some editors looked at it (and edited it), they did.
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You might think that, in the US, you should report to the
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Paid promotional paragraphs in German parliamentary pages
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through the "socials" is the way to go. All the best:
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Are you really a Sr. Knowledge (XXG) Administrator?
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917:Protect yourself, protect Knowledge (XXG)
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739:Sorry, I don't have any recommendations.
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18:Knowledge (XXG):Knowledge (XXG) Signpost
2002:There's another notice near the top of
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