Aug 23, 08:12 PM

Online Scams Surge as Amir Accused, Vidor Solflare Involved

Reports of online scams involving impersonation and automated bots are on the rise. A user named Amir is accused of using sock puppet accounts to spam and threaten individuals. Despite claims from Vidor Solflare of an apology on behalf of Amir, no direct apology has been received from Amir. Additionally, there are multiple reports of crypto scammers impersonating others, prompting calls for users to block and report these accounts.

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Alex Masmej@AlexMasmej
1 year ago
Please block and report this impersonator who is actively messaging people right now! https://t.co/O0P1gc3ldq
Alexis Ohanian 🇦🇲@alexisohanian
1 year ago
Imposters DMing people... be careful, folks. https://t.co/e1fWtgRFD3
E.J. Antoni, Ph.D.@RealEJAntoni
1 year ago
Another crypto scammer pretending to be me - please report for impersonation and nuke this account: https://t.co/W3bnjWNs1s

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