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      • Beware of a new OnlyFans confirmation email scam, coming to your inbox as a fake registration on the popular app. The scam uses your name and your email address, so at first sight, it may be legitimate-looking.
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  1. Dec 26, 2021 · Beware of a new OnlyFans confirmation email scam, coming to your inbox as a fake registration on the popular app. The scam uses your name and your email address, so at first sight, it may be legitimate-looking.

  2. May 26, 2023 · Here are the most common OnlyFans scams you should be aware of: 1. Phishing Scams. Phishing links are usually sent through emails or DMs. In 2022, almost 3.4 billion phishing emails were sent per day. Clicking on these links may redirect you to fake websites that look like OnlyFans.

    • Guilt Tripping Scam. More and more people look for financial help from friends and people on social media. And very often, their scream for help is genuine.
    • Fake OnlyFans Account. What’s easier than stealing photos and videos of another girl on the internet and selling them as yours on OnlyFans? Yeah, scammers do that.
    • Bogus OnlyFans Customer Service. If you’re an OnlyFans user, you probably know that there is different content on the platform. However, a scammer may contact you pretending to be an OnlyFans customer service representative asking for “additional payment information.”
    • Constant Money Requests. People are greedy, which leads to more OnlyFans scams. For some “creators” it’s not enough that people pay the subscription fee to see their content.
  3. Dec 27, 2021 · Received an OnlyFans email confirmation? Here's what to know. A common way that no-good scumbag scammers try to con you is by convincing you that an account you have with a website or service has somehow been compromised.

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  4. The most common scams on OnlyFans are phishing attacks, account hacking, payment fraud, social engineering, and digital extortion. Phishing attacks are when a scammer sends an email to an OnlyFans user with a link to a fraudulent website that is designed to look like the real OnlyFans website.

  5. 6 days ago · One common fraudulent tactic on OnlyFans is redirecting fans to third-party sites, like Instagram, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Snapchat. Chatters may subtly guide fans to external websites, promising exclusive content or more personal interaction. Usually, the goal of these scammers is to establish a fan base outside of the agency’s control.

  6. Just because you received an email it doesn't mean you have been hacked. It could be a fake email or someone could have signed up for OF with your email address. Some tips: Never click links in emails for services you don't use or are unsure about.

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