plagiarism

[Ellen Montague 1]

Just know, when you are reviewing you can't use the same review on the platforms you're reviewing. So say you purchase a book from Amazon, you can't use the review you used here on OnlineBookClub on Amazon. Even though it's your OWN review. OnlineBookClub believes that is considered plagiarism. I have no idea why, but I wanted to post it somewhere because I now am no longer a review and I didn't get the payout I thought I was. I understand that they have policies, but I don't believe this is a valid one.

[Kirsi Cultrera]

Just know, when you are reviewing you can't use the same review on the platforms you're reviewing. So say you purchase a book from Amazon, you can't use the review you used here on OnlineBookClub on Amazon. Even though it's your OWN review. OnlineBookClub believes that is considered plagiarism. I have no idea why, but I wanted to post it somewhere because I now am no longer a review and I didn't get the payout I thought I was. I understand that they have policies, but I don't believe this is a valid one.

Hello,

And thank you for reaching out. I am sorry that this happened to you. However, it is clearly stated in the review team guidelines, #6 under 'Other Terms and Policies', that your review is exclusive to OnlineBookClub.org. Here's the link to it for reference: review-team/guidelines.php#terms
If you were accused of plagiarizing your own review, you can try asking for an editor recheck and explaining the situation.

I hope this helps. Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you.

Thank you, and have a good day,