Vanilla Heart PublishingReviews of vanillaheartpublishing.com

After weeks of false promises, missed deadlines and the rewriting of history, I hired a lawyer. VHP's modus operandi is a scam bait and switch operation. VHP runs shadow organizations that utilize multiple “consultants”, third party payment portals and works out of multiple shared offices. Their strategy is that potential customers will eventually lose interest and not follow up. Online research documents multiple complaints with similar bait and switch operations. Trustpilot doesn't allow documentation of fraud busting URL's. The USA BBB documented the same along with other scam busting operations. Please also note VHP uses two different company names with different physical and web addresses - Vanilla Heart Publishing and Vanilla Heart Publishers. I was successful my claim and my money was returned. Caveat emptor - Buyer beware!

There is much to be desired with this organization. The company rep handling the project has failed to respond to calls and emails regardless of the time of day, the phones go directly to voicemail. Since the last communication in February, nothing? Stay away from this publishing company!!!!

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ATTENTION FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I HAVE BEEN SCAMMED! DONT TRUST VANILLA HEART PUBLISHING this so called publishing company has misrepresented themselves and extorted me enough. I here by demand my money back now. Their contract says if I am not satisfied then I will be able to get back my money. I am heavily unsatisfied. They are ignoring me.

Not sure what these positive reviews are. They seem fake... My actual experience: Vanilla Heart Publishing offered to publish a wikipedia page for me for $750. All sounded great, minus what turned out to be one critical point hidden in the small text of their advertising about it: "Notability Assessment – Our team will verify Alliance Tutoring's eligibility by gathering independent, verifiable sources that highlight the tutoring company." In fact, the articles mentioned were necessary for publishing a legitimate wikipedia page, but were not, as it turned out, included in the $750, ambiguously worded in the above. After taking my $750, Vanilla Heart then suggested they needed me to: "List down all the media links that include your and mention you in any way (minimum 6 – 8 links). Please note that articles, blogs, press releases and other similar links do not count as reliable sources. Significant Media Coverage from news and media websites count as reliable sourcing." As I had none of the above, which they well knew, they would happily provide them for an additional $3,000... They attempted to upsell me for an additional sum from me that was unacceptable, so I requested my initial $750 back, which they refused to provide according to their "policy." I respectfully asked the refund of my $750 right away, given the highly ambiguous and misleading information about the articles required for the publication of the page, which were not disclosed to me in the initial sale. Crickets. Avoid this company.

SCAMMERS these guys abandoned the project after payment, do not respond to any communication. the phone number on their website doesnt even connect you with their company