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NexiFire Publishing is a full-service self-publishing company based in Miami, Florida, helping authors take their books from manuscript to marketplace without giving up their rights or royalties. Most self-publishing companies hand you a formatted file and call it done. We believe a self-published book should look, read, and feel every bit as professional as a traditionally published title, and have a real strategy for reaching readers.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM SCAM SCAM

NexiFire publishing has the same address of another "publishing" company, Ink Founders, the EXACT SAME ADDRESS in Miami.
And NexiFire Growth EcoSystem, who promotes InkFounders also has the same address at 16a Fox Cl Kariong NSW, Australia.
The same address as the company Crux Publishing House rep, Albert Hughes, is SCAMMING from.
I contacted Crux after a Facebook advert came up.
Short story, had a week of chat with Albert, forms actually from Inkfounders..and a payment of $999 made to, you guessed it, NexiFire.
This is a SCAM, albeit a very complex one, which my bank informed me about.
I've provided all screenshots of this to InkFounders, as per request, and no response.
I have all the conversations from Albert Hughes as well as receipt of payment to my bank.
Albert Hughes told me he would refund, even if he had to, no show.
AND NOW, to add insult to injury, the bank account I paid to is promoting itself in US AND Australia.
THIS IS A HUGE BIG SCAM..

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT GET SUCKED IN TO THIS WEB OF SCAMMERS.

October 12, 2026
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