Dear Chelsea, this week somebody tried to scam me by inviting me to be on Chelsea Handler's podcast. And if you are familiar with this scam, this time they are switching it up and offering no money! It's not like anybody is ever going to get the money, but still, I'd like to be offered the usual $3-$5,000 to be scammed.
If you’ve been contacted by Noah Davis to be on the Not Today… with Eddie Pence and Jenn Sterger podcast show, I’m sorry to have to tell you, it’s a scam. They are not going to pay you $5000, but they will steal your Facebook page. This scam has been going on for a couple years now, and they’ve been successful in getting a lot of pages taken over. And everyone knows with Facebook’s awful customer service, it’s nearly impossible to get your page back. An E-mail from Noah Davis This scam e-mail starts out like all the others. It…
I got an e-mail today supposedly from Rob Dyrdek Management titled: Exclusive Invitation. Inside was the same old Facebook stealing podcast scam. If you found this post searching for Rob Dyrdek scam, I’m sorry to say that it’s all a bit of ridiculousness. The Podcast Scam E-mail Here is the e-mail they send out: Hi, Hope you are doing well.I represent Rob Dyrdek Management.We are delighted to extend an exclusive invitation for you to participate in our online podcast event hosted by Rob Dyrdek. A podcast session, it will be a random discussion about music, dance entertainment, general life, nature, struggles of life…
The Facebook podcast scam phishing e-mail has changed their format a little bit with this latest one, which says it’s a special invitation to be on the “Full Send Podcast, sponsored by Nike with the iconic slogan, Just Do It.” I implore you to Just Don’t Do It, or you’ll be very sad when they steal your Facebook page access. The Full Send Podcast Scam E-mail Dear Candy Keane, I hope this message finds you in great spirits. My name is Rex, and I am excited to present a special invitation to you – an opportunity to be featured as a…
The newest scam to pop up in my inbox is an e-mail from “Liam,” claiming to be Tony Terry’s manager representing an online musical concert to be held on Facebook. The event is supposedly sponsored by Nike, and they offered to pay me $2,000 for each episode. Wow, how could I not pass up this amazing opportunity to get my Facebook page stolen again? lol Latest Update: This scam is still going on, but they’ve added a new twist. I recently got an e-mail with the same premise from the “manager” of the podcast FreshandFit Maimi. I pretended to be…