Archives for September 2016

Some scammers may offer subscription-based services for social media copywriting tools or resources but fail to deliver the promised value or support, leaving subscribers dissatisfied and out of pocket. 

Scammers may impersonate influencers or offer collaboration opportunities with fake influencers, requesting payment or personal information from businesses seeking to promote their products or services on social media. 

Scammers may send phishing emails or messages posing as legitimate social media platforms or marketing agencies, aiming to trick recipients into providing sensitive information such as login credentials or financial details.