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Do not hire EMF--it's a scam
Do not hire EMF for book distribution. They give you a fake spreadsheet listing the bookstore that they "delivered" books to, but when I called these bookstores, they did not have any copies of my books. Plus, a few of the bookstores on the spreadsheet closed in 2009, but EMF claimed they delivered 20 copies of my books to them. LIES! Scammers. Do not trust them for one minute, and do NOT give them any money. EMF is a fake book seller. Furthermore, they messed up my website and refused to fix it unless I PAID them. I had two contracts with EMF. One for book distribution and one for social media management. They promised reports and analyses that were never done. I had to ask for reports, and the information they provided was from Meta. I am extremely dissatisfied with all the work they did for me. Blake Edward (not his real name) and Sandra Franklin (not her real name) are scam artists. EMF is a fraudulent company. DO NOT HIRE THEM. Regrarding the absolute mess EMF left on my website, here is the analysis of the person I hired to fix it. (Yes, I had to hire a designer to fix this and other bugs added to my website by EMF.) DO NOT TRUST THEM. Core Issue: Is that the `_load_textdomain_just_in_time` function is being called before WordPress has fully initialized its translation system. Translations should be loaded after the `init` action hook. And the specific causes are: Incorrect Hook Usage, Mu-Plugins (Must-Use Plugins), Less common, mainly Faulty Plugin-simply because the plugin is using an outdated or incorrect method for loading translations. The plugin has a bug in its code that causes it to load translations prematurely. The designer continued: As you can see, The error message "Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly" in WordPress, as seen in the image, indicates that a plugin or theme is trying to load translations too early in the WordPress loading process, That 'Notice' isn't just a harmless message; it's a flashing red warning light screaming that your website's foundation is fundamentally flawed. Some amateur hour plugin or theme is desperately trying to load translations before WordPress even knows what translations are, which means whoever built it clearly has no idea what they're doing. This isn't just sloppy coding; it's more like a ticking time bomb that could lead to unpredictable behavior, broken malware functionality, and potentially even security vulnerabilities down the line. Ignoring this is like ignoring a gaping hole in the hull of a ship – Which might stay afloat for a while, but eventually, the site is going down. DO NOT LET EMF TOUCH YOUR WEBSITE. Also, please know that the content they create is cheesy and needs a ton of rework to make it look good. Blake Edward (not his real name) pays little attention to details. He talks in mostly meaningless circles,