I got the email today, luckily I found this website (after replying it was the correct email address 🤦🏼♀️) I’m glad I didn’t Easter my money.
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This is a total scam. Emails my company wanting to do a "collab". They did not research the nature of our business nor do they check the country we are located in. "Social Media Influence" is a... See more
SCAM I've collaborated with online companies before and have never needed to give them personal bank info before hand like this, pls don't do it:) Hey there, I hope you're having a w... See more
I got the same email as everyone else, but decided to investigate further. They do have legitimate social media, websites, and the like, but when you sign up on their website, they do require you to p... See more
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Scam website - Socialmediafamous.com
I received an email this morning that said,
"Hello there,
I hope your are having an awesome week! I just came across your page on Instagram and was wondering if you’d be open to collaborating on some sponsored shoutouts with a few brand partners.
Is this still the best way to contact you?
--
Best,
Pauline Rollins
Social Media Famous
Business Dev. "
After sending back an email to her inquiring about the specific shoutouts she sent back pretty much an advertisement about socialmediafamous.com and to register to get sponsored. Wasn't the whole email in the beginning about sponsors who want to do shoutouts with me? Afterwards, I decided to check their link and it looks like the link itself in the email tracks your movements. The entire website is fake through and through and it asks you to pay money. This is a scam and I believe it tracks your card information if you put it through. Don't be tricked!!
March 9, 2020
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March 9, 2020
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Whole site felt like a scam when I registered. I first registered and paid $3 thinking that I would get full access to brands willing to pay. When I log in and start searching for brands, the search doesn't work properly. And then I see "upgrade your account" in the menu, and I have to pay even more to get full access to the whole list of brands. Socialmediafamous.com is worthless to me.
February 13, 2020
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