💥Beware of Scammers on X!

Hello everyone,

Even though the weather is grey and rainy again today, I hope you’re having a great day!

Today, I need to tell you about a new, suspected scam that caught my eye while I was at the office. Can you believe it? Someone had the nerve to mess with my profile and try to fool me and others!

It’s about this profile:

@El0n__musk1

  • Created: September 2024

  • Following: 6,820 unsuspecting users

  • Followed by: 183 unsuspecting users

  • Suspicious: This profile only reposts content and doesn’t share any original posts!

Honestly, folks – all my alarm bells went off immediately! And what did I do? You guessed it: I reported the profile as a fake Elon Musk account and blocked it. I’m not wasting my time chatting with these people – my time’s too valuable for that!

And what does X do about these profiles? That’s the million-dollar question! It feels like these scammers keep slipping through the cracks.

My advice to you: Stay vigilant! Check your profiles regularly and don’t let these scammers fool you. These scams are getting out of hand on X! Report and block such profiles immediately to help keep the platform clean.

The real Elon Musk has nothing to do with this scam party! He’s way too cool for that – and he’d probably be embarrassed to see how cringe these impersonators are.

So, stay sharp and don’t let anyone fool you on X!

Yours,
The Whistleblower

P.S. I’m off to grab some food now and then dive back into the wonderful world of #HTML5 and #Python.

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