Using pre-written content

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randofishk

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• Aug 7, 2017

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Hi everyone,

I have seen about 2-3 gigs in Content/Copywriting that sell pre-written content from ebooks and I don't know what other places they collect.

I am wondering is it a huge risk to buy from them? What happens if the author of the ebook sees the content and decides to go further with this case?

Did anybody step a problem like this?

P.s If I tell from who I purchased it, will they go after him or me?

Jokes aside.

Thanks

 

blogzandstuff

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• Aug 7, 2017

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It depends on the license, some state the plr can be broken up and used for articles, chances of getting caught are slim, so I shouldn't worry too much about it

 

wangbu

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• Aug 8, 2017

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Yeah, check out the license so you can be sure.

 

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randofishk

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• Aug 8, 2017
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wangbu said:

Yeah, check out the license so you can be sure.

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Of course I am breaking the license dude. If I wouldn't broke it this thread wouldn't be here.

 

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randofishk

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• Aug 11, 2017
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Any other experience on this?

 

ninjagaidan

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• Aug 11, 2017

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You might need to see if the license is good to go or not.

 

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randofishk

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ninjagaidan said:

You might need to see if the license is good to go or not.

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ohh thanks a lot dude.

 

ContentWriter

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• Aug 13, 2017

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The safer thing to do is to buy from content writers who can re-write the best parts of multiple sources instead of just one source.