It often happens after you tag Pulp Riot Hair Color in a post. Suddenly, you find the Pulp Riot Hair Influencer Ambassador scam in your e-mail, promising you free products and money for posting! Read on to find out more about this scam. Pulp Riot Hair Color Scam Pulp Riot is not associated with the scam in any way. The e-mail comes from a Gmail address, which should be your first clue that this is not legit. It sounds like a pretty awesome offer- they want to pay you several thousand dollars and will send you 10 free items to…
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If you’re posting on social media, you can’t avoid the companies pitching you brand ambassador deals. Jewelry, sunglasses and pet accessories are just a few of the offers that show up in my inbox on a daily basis. Unfortunately, many of them are scams to trick you into purchasing their products and promoting their scam for free. So, how do you recognize a real ambassador deal? Read on to find out. What is a Brand Ambassador? A brand ambassador is someone who represents a company and promotes them in exchange for some form of compensation like free products or money.…
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Five easy ways to spot a fake brand ambassador scam. Have you been offered free sunglasses, jewelry, lashes, maybe even doggie bandanas in exchange for posting on Instagram? I bet they offered you 3 – 10 free items upfront! You’ll get a free code to purchase your items too. Unfortunately, once you go through the checkout, you’ll find there’s a shipping charge you’ll need to cover so those items are not really free. This is your first red flag that’s it’s just another Instagram fake brand ambassador scam. Fake Brand Ambassador Collabs to Avoid: Bonafide Jewels, Luximina Jewels, Ghost Jewels,…
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Does this sound familiar? – “Wow, we love your feed! You would make a great ambassador for our jewelry! Just pick three free pieces and do it quick because spots are limited!” This Instagram jewelry ambassador scam gets sent to me almost every single day, often by multiple accounts and multiple companies. Not a day goes by that some jewelry ambassador isn’t messaging me to sign up for their “free” jewelry. And they are always very limited spots of course. If you’ve ever wondered if it is legit, the answer is: Yes and No. (but mostly NO) Read on to…