Late last year, I recieved a letter from the American Poets Society about a poem I had submitted earlier. The letter informed me that my poem had been chosen to be put in an anthology. I verified my consent and that I was the author, and then was asked if i would like buy a copy of the anthology. ...
On August 14 my 14 year old daughter submitted a poem to American Poets Society via the internet web site. This company in return mailed her a letter stating that "their editorial staff was impressed with her poem" and "they would like to publish it in their upcoming collection of ...
I ordered a plaque for my son on Jan 24 for his second birthday. The check has been cashed but I still have not recieved the plaque. It cost me $46.75; I either want my money back or the plaque. ...
My underage teenage daughter submitted a poem to this company. They chose her poem to be published in the book "A tresury of american poetry." Our family was so impressed that we all bought books and plaques, that totaled $214.75. As time went by and NO book or plaques, I then started to ...
On 11/06/03 I sent a fax of submission of poetry with credit card info to purchase book informing local media of our dilemma of non-receipt of merchandise; requesting of information of other recipients of his e-mail their plight; and threatening prosecution for alleged fraud by American Poets ...
On September 25th I receive an e-mail from Maggie Whitford, Senior Editor at the APS.in the e-mail I was informed that The APS wanted to include a poem I submitted in an Anthology of American poems entitled "A Treasury of American Poetry" ISBN: 0-9743429-4-7. I was told that the book ...