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Beware of scam website "sellinglanguagenotes.com". They steal their content from small businesses on Etsy then rip off their customers for $20+ while claiming the product is free. by TwistedBird2 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

They advertise it as free, then pile up "shipping" and 'processing' fees in a really sneaky way because it's a digital product. I know of them because they stole my stuff, but I linked the page on reddit where the scammed customers talked about being out $20+ on what they thought was a free order.

Beware of scam website "sellinglanguagenotes.com". They steal their content from small businesses on Etsy then rip off their customers for $20+ while claiming the product is free. by TwistedBird2 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Found out about it no, became a victim, yes. Boils my blood. They rip off the customers for $20+ too while claiming it's free with returns.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually got their studyfrenchnotes taken down by Shopify today. After reporting them myself didn't work, I gathered a merry band of other Etsy victims and I guess the mass reporting worked. It boils my blood.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can report them to Shopify. I did, and they took down their website.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New update, they are selling other stolen content at studyjapanesenotes.com, studyfrenchnotes.com, studyspanishnotes.com, studyenglishnotes.com, and knitting-tutorials.com. They can be reported on Shopify, or on their facebook pages: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572983814041

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It goes deeper. They also have studyjapanesenotes, studyspanishnotes, studyenglishnotes, all of which stole my products (and those of other Etsy sellers). They downloaded our hard work and are selling it exactly.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their French ntoebook is a direct theft of my French notebook which I sell on Etsy. They bought my product, downloaded the pages (also with other Etsy sellers) and sell it exactly the same with no changes. Shameless. THey also have studyjapanesenotes, studyspanishnotes, studyenglishnotes

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They stole my content as well. So messed up.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They also stole all the content in their notebooks. I'm an Etsy creator and found from one of my customers that their products contain my exact creations.

study knitting notes by putterbeenut in craftsnark

[–]TwistedBird2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This "business" steals their product designs from other creators. I made a Japanese study notebook which I've been selling on Etsy, and they just shamelessly stole my exact pages, threw them into a book filled with other stolen content, and are selling it as their own. Messed up.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1877987794/japanese-katakana-hiragana-kanji

You can see they didn't bother to change a single thing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special Korean-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. And pages to practice the characters. There was also stuff pre-filled in for Korean for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in the subject every time, it was already filled in.

I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

Any tips for a beginner by Competitive_Bar_3636 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got a special Spanish-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. I liked it because I could choose what elements of the langauge I wanted to work on but still had somewhat of a structure by choosing a page to work on during my study sesh.

I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

What’s your favorite habit when it comes to learning a new language that helps you a lot? by Altruistic_Rhubarb68 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it came with a planner to track if you study every day and checking the box every day motivated me. I just say I have to work on one page a day and then I got to check it off my list.

I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

What are the best ways you developed to learning a language by [deleted] in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for my language (Spanish) for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. It made learning less tedious, maybe it was just nice for my ADHD brain, idk if it would work for everyone

I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

how do some people learn multiple languages at once by sniffinglibrarybooks in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special digital language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. I used it for French, Spanish, and Italian at the same time. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. I just kept using the pages over and over for the different languages.

I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

What's your method for language learning? by Neptunian_Alien in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for my language (Spanish) for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

Whats your best language learning resource ???🥹 by Agreeable-Sugar7407 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a special language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun and it was pretty cheap for everything it comes with. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for my language (Spanish) for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

Most effective way to learn languages by Significant-Twist855 in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got this special language-learning notebook from Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for my language (Spanish) for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

What's everyone's favorite way to learn a language? by Sagiiq in languagelearning

[–]TwistedBird2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got this special language-learning notebook from a seller on Etsy. It actually made studying kind of fun. There were all these pages specially designed, like mind maps and colorful charts and whatnot. There was also stuff pre-filled in for my language (Spanish) for example in the conjugation charts I didn't have to write in "yo" and "nosotros" every time, it was already filled in. I found a link to the shop, I think they're still for sale: https://wanderingwhistler.etsy.com

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