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Elite Wiki Writers (elitewikiwriters.com) has 37 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 2.2 out of 5.
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Definitely a scam. They robbed me of my money after stringing me along for a year, claiming to be working on it, but never delivering. They finally stopped even responding to my emails. Never pay any company in full until they finish your project.
By Sharon B.
Elite Wiki Writers is also Wiki Elite and they ARE BOTH total scams. Don't be fooled by reviews that say otherwise. They are likely a scam too. We started working with Wiki Elite in 2023. They disappeared after several months of empty promises. They became Elite Wiki Writers and then scammed us a year later. They deliver on none of their promises. After more than a year of excuses and requests for more and more money to provide greater coverage, they went dark for months at a time. A year later they sent me the original material I sent them. Nothing more was done, and then they completely disappeared. Ghosts. They are a bogus service by any name they use. Don't fall prey to them as we did.
By Marlene A.
TOTAL SCAM COMPANY. They along with another company totally kept all our royalties for our kindle book on Amazon they're a total scam company. Amazon called us to report that we had over $5000 in royalties due which they never paid. DO NOT WORK WITH THEM.
By Garrison
We hired Elite Wiki Publishers in 2024 to create a corporate Wikipedia page under a “100% publication and satisfaction guarantee.” Despite following every step of their process, the project ended in delays, rejected submissions, and poor communication. Our investigation later revealed that Elite Wiki Writers was the company’s previous brand, operating under the same ownership and deceptive business model. Both names along with Wiki Creation Inc and Globix LLC are connected through shared contacts, payment channels, and identical promises that no legitimate consultant could deliver. In short, they took payment, failed to deliver, and ignored refund requests. Be cautious this operation simply rebrands and continues under new names once complaints surface.
By Timothee E.
This is a SCAM. I spent $499 and the Wikipedia page that they created for me was deleted by Wikipedia. They refused to give me a refund until finally agreeing to it if I left a 5-star review, which I refused to do.
By Samuel C.
I commissioned Elite Wiki Writers for a complex medical article. Despite paying a premium price, the final product was riddled with errors, inaccuracies, and poor writing. The writers seemed to lack the necessary expertise in the subject matter, and the research was superficial at best.
By Aaron B.
This company scammed me. Lawyers from Wikimedia reached out to help me resolve the situation. Do not fall for the scam—they will take your money and not actually deliver anything.
By Phil P.
I paid a sizeable amount of money for an ad to be run in Times Square on three different screens, three times a day for three days. I even flew to NYC to witness the campaign in person. It NEVER happened. I was told a few different versions of what went wrong and promised a full refund and 1/2 my travel expenses. After six months, the company still owes me a good portion of my refund. I’ve been told I won’t receive the balance and should trust them to provide another service instead. They said my credit card had refused the refund because too much time had passed (due to the stalling by the Elite Wiki Writers.) I confirmed with my credit card company that no refund had been sent to them or refused by them as EWW stated. When I told them I didn’t want to do any further business with them, I was informed I was insisting on unconventional methods of repayment such as a check or wire transfer in the amount owed me. I’m still waiting on full repayment for breach of contract. They bill as Techture and Codex Labs and have a physical address in NYC which is actually a virtual mailbox, not an office. In addition, I had previously contracted for a Wikipedia page which never materialized and I was not refunded for that either. The representative who contacted me through LinkedIn has since deleted her profile and all conversation history. This company is a scam. I would rate it 0 stars but I had to give at least one star to post the review.
By SHANNON W.
