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Ghostwriting scams involve individuals or companies hiring writers to create content under the client’s name without proper credit or compensation. Writers may be promised future royalties or exposure but end up being exploited without receiving fair compensation for their work. 

Dishonest content providers may promise high-quality content but deliver low-quality work that doesn’t meet the client’s expectations. They may use bait-and-switch tactics to lure clients in with attractive offers and then provide subpar content once payment is received. 

Some content writing services or freelance writers may engage in content recycling, where they resell the same content to multiple clients without making substantial changes. This can lead to duplicate content issues, decreased search engine rankings, and dissatisfaction among clients who discover their content is not original. 

Scammers may post fake job listings for content writing positions on job boards or freelance platforms. They may lure unsuspecting writers with promises of high pay or steady work, only to disappear after receiving the writers’ work or personal information.