is one of the most recognizable artists on the Polish music scene. For over 35 years of her career, she has promoted many hits, including “Tatuaż” or “I lied”, which to this day conquer the charts. However, the unflagging popularity is not only a source of pride, but also the cause of numerous problems. The star has just fallen victim to scammers.
The scammer impersonates Bartosiewicz. The star appeals to the fans
Fame has its ups and downs as well. Already a few years ago she learned the negative side of popularity when she had to deal with persistent stalkers, and now she has fallen victim to scammers. Someone stole the singer’s identity by creating fake accounts on the web, and to make matters worse, she sends numerous messages to her fans in which she claims in broken Polish that it is a “backup page”. The star informed about the event on Instagram, publishing the content of the correspondence received by one of her followers.
Hello my dear fan, it’s me Edyta Bartosiewicz
– reads a fragment of the message that a fan showed the artist. emphasizes that she is not the author of this type of content, nor does she have any other account on the platform and appeals to observers to be careful. At the same time, he also asks for help in removing the profile created by the scammers.
Guys, someone with the stubbornness of a maniac sets up fake accounts signed with my name and sends you such m. the news. Please report this to Instagram. I only have one account, authorized, the one I write from and I don’t send any such texts to anyone. Watch out for scammers!
Not only Bartosiewicz fell victim to scammers. Fans report a disturbing precedent
The post immediately swarmed with comments from concerned Internet users. Many have noticed that many stars from the world of show business have fallen victim to online scammers in recent weeks. Similar content was sent from profiles impersonating e.g. Maja Ostaszewska, Rafał Brzozowski and foreign artists such as Frank Sinatra. What’s worse, criminals not only write to fans, but also try to extort money.
Maja Ostaszewska was recently impersonated with a similar text. The application did nothing. The scammer was trying to extort donations to a fundraiser/help project
They are everywhere, preying on various famous people! watch out! They extract money from poor and sick people on your behalf
Once, as a ‘big fan’, I was offered a meeting with Frank Sinatra.
Source: Gazeta
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