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Building 9400, ARC Oxford ,Suite 102, First Floor, Alec Issigonis Way, Oxford Business Park, OX4 2HN, Oxford, United Kingdom
3.5
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This is the same company as book writing inn owned by the same woman it’s the same scam don’t fall for it they still owe me £1000.00 I’m now being targeted by Hira Arif. As this is a new company in the uk and she is trying to get me to sign up again check on companies house it’s the same woman don’t fall for it I just want my refund of £1000.00 it’s been 2 months…
They made publishing my book feel effortless. Clear steps, great communication and a beautiful final book.
Oxford books publication really made my book shine! Their editing team knows their stuff, and I am happy I went with them. however, they could work on improving their response time.
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