I'm giving this its own thread because I'm a little at a loss for words. Scammers are getting much more elaborate, making it hard for me to tell if this is real. I checked it out, and everything about it raises flags and none of them are green. Still, the only thing that gives it any type of credibility is the followers one of the “providers” has. If this provider is a scammer and it’s looking like it then it’s pretty damn ridiculous.
I found this duo that’s about to go on tour. One’s name is @darynalamour and the other’s name is @AnnaStar_1. Right away, I got bullshit vibes from it, but I decided to go through things a little more. I checked on Anna first, which surprise, surprise was bullshit. It led me to an Instagram profile with a woman going by the name NadiVa. She has a fair amount of followers on her Instagram, much more than her X profile that doesn’t really get used. Although, it was more compared to the scammer’s X profile, which, as you can see, was made last month.
Then there was Dary, the “provider” with 14K X followers. A very small percentage of those followers are actually providers real providers. More on that later. I did some digging on Dary, which took me directly to another model’s Instagram who goes by the name Anastasia. Along with this, I clicked on the website linked to Dary’s X profile, only to hit a wall.
Here’s my dilemma: I have no fucking idea if either of these two X profiles are real or not. One profile cannot be real without the other there’s no way around that at all. I don’t need followers to tell me whether a provider is real or not, but I do know some clients who do. Seeing that many followers, along with actual providers following them, can fool some people.
It’s very likely that Dary’s profile was real at some point. It’s possible someone could have hacked her account and is now pretending to be her pushing all these fake profiles that, again, can fool certain clients. Because for a second, it did so to me.
Now, if these two were real I'll make sure to say I'm wrong. The Instagram profiles don't really say what they do and with that comes the obvious, but I guess we'll see.
I found this duo that’s about to go on tour. One’s name is @darynalamour and the other’s name is @AnnaStar_1. Right away, I got bullshit vibes from it, but I decided to go through things a little more. I checked on Anna first, which surprise, surprise was bullshit. It led me to an Instagram profile with a woman going by the name NadiVa. She has a fair amount of followers on her Instagram, much more than her X profile that doesn’t really get used. Although, it was more compared to the scammer’s X profile, which, as you can see, was made last month.Then there was Dary, the “provider” with 14K X followers. A very small percentage of those followers are actually providers real providers. More on that later. I did some digging on Dary, which took me directly to another model’s Instagram who goes by the name Anastasia. Along with this, I clicked on the website linked to Dary’s X profile, only to hit a wall.
Here’s my dilemma: I have no fucking idea if either of these two X profiles are real or not. One profile cannot be real without the other there’s no way around that at all. I don’t need followers to tell me whether a provider is real or not, but I do know some clients who do. Seeing that many followers, along with actual providers following them, can fool some people.
It’s very likely that Dary’s profile was real at some point. It’s possible someone could have hacked her account and is now pretending to be her pushing all these fake profiles that, again, can fool certain clients. Because for a second, it did so to me.
Now, if these two were real I'll make sure to say I'm wrong. The Instagram profiles don't really say what they do and with that comes the obvious, but I guess we'll see.
