@starroksss155 Thank you so much for your kind words and advice. I truly appreciate your support!
Yes, I understand that very well now. I won’t delete my stories, but I added a warning inside the chapters, letting readers know the content was stolen. What surprised me most was seeing that warning appear on TeenFic too. Since it mirrors Wattpad, anyone reading my stories there can now see that they are stolen copies.
I’ve been filing DMCA complaints for the past three days with Cloudflare and Porkbun, their hosting provider and domain registrar. Unfortunately, Google can only remove the site’s links from search results, not the stories themselves.
I’ve also discovered that I’m far from the only victim. Yesterday, I found many well known Wattpad stories there as well. I honestly don’t know how to tell their authors because nobody wants to be the one bringing someone else bad news.
The important thing writers should know is that TeenFic mirrors Wattpad accounts, using the same usernames and copying their books. Any updates, edits, or even new stories published on Wattpad can appear there as well. That’s why writers may want to pause updates until they understand how this works and whether their work is being mirrored.
If anyone checks TeenFic, please be extremely careful. Keep your security software updated and don’t click links or ads there, as the site has been reported to contain malicious content and harmful redirects.
I strongly believe Wattpad needs to take a much stronger stance against sites that mirror and redistribute writers’ work. This has been incredibly exhausting, but I sincerely hope it gets resolved soon.
Thank you again for your support!
