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In rare cases, individuals may engage in impersonation or identity theft to manipulate public perception or gain unauthorized access to sensitive information. This can involve creating fake personas, hacking social media accounts, or impersonating legitimate individuals or organizations in PR communications. 

Plagiarism and copyright infringement are serious ethical and legal violations in PR writing. Some individuals or agencies may engage in these practices by copying content from other sources without permission or attribution, potentially exposing their clients to legal liabilities and reputational damage.

Some individuals may use the guise of PR writing or media exposure to recruit participants into Ponzi or pyramid schemes, promising lucrative opportunities for those who invest money or time. These schemes often prey on unsuspecting individuals seeking publicity or financial gain.