Ask yourself this obvious question:

If they get all the publishing from you as a song plugger, then what would the eventual publisher get out of it?

Either they are a legit publisher or not. It sounds like they are just someone trying to make a buck off of you however they can. If they are going to take your publishing (which by itself is a bad deal) at the VERY least you need a reversion clause that says if they are not placed with an artist and released with X number of copies (X being negotiable) then the publishing reverts back to you. If they aren't willing to give you a reasonable reversion clause, they are scamming you. If they believe so much in the songs they need to secure publishing, they should advance you money to seal that deal. Not the other way around.

Brian

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