Influencers Embarrassingly EXPOSED Scamming People

Let's check out some influencers who were embarrassingly exposed scamming people!

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[raybittle]

Calling them influencers instead of ego maniacs is a scam

[janettemccubbin]

These stories are exactly the reason I am never “influenced” by influencers!

[siximpossiblethings]

"Professional idiot, Logan Paul."
Well, that just earned a sub.

[bojo]

Happy to never have heard of any of these frauds! Also happy to have never been influenced by any 'influencer' either! VERY happy to be able to think for myself and decide things the old fashioned way! 🙄

[mugogrog]

What boggles my mind even more than any of this is why millions upon millions hold up these influencers as something to emulate.

[preciouusss]

Bro, "save the kids" literally sounds like a scam. It's like the most clichéd thing ever. All scams are bad, but charity scams and scams targeting the elderly and vulnerable are the worst.

[gimlitheone]

Simple solution to not being scammed... don't go anywhere near social media.
Saved my life since 2016.

[nelsonhill]

I love when greedy people get scammed by even greedier people.

[Danny___Riot]

Pro tip:
If the person trying to get you to invest in ANYTHING, has an Instagram showing nothing but luxury and stacks of money, you’re being played by them.

[MrKockabilly]

The idea of millions of people following another person for so mundane reasons is already absurd.

[kyyuuk]

Bro i am so happy that i don't have to search things anymore. I was like "what's NFT?" then suddenly he explained it. I appreciate channels like this. It also makes me understand things easily. I love this channel man

[carlelverson]

Seriously, people need to stop getting influenced by people they don’t know online. Just live your own dang life man. You’ll be so much happier. Getting off social media will actually help. It helped my own mental health a lot after deleting all the social media and dating apps.

[Acteaon]

It’s insanely mind bending how much people care what other people are doing! New idea! Social Deceiver. Not social influencer.

[Jomilton]

I'm so glad I grew up before the age of computers and cellphones. I wouldn't want to be a youngster these days, with all this fake wealth and success being thrown at them. I could care less about travelling to "glamorous" locations, having designer gear, flashing wads of cash. It's not what most of us experience in real life. Setting up kids to be envious, or see their own lives as nothing compared to these "influencers" is pretty despicable.

[tracywagoner]

How pathetic are people that are so enamored with these “influencers” that they will fall for all of it.

[qubonic]

I remember watching a documentary about hushpuppi. They literally arrested them while they was sleep I think in Dubai or something. What's even crazier was when it was revealed that he was a scammer, which a lot of people were applying, his followers still supported him! He deserves all the jail time he gets!

[southsider]

Thank you for referring to Logan Paul as a "professional idiot".

[troodon]

On one hand, it's kind of scummy to rip people off in a crypto scam, on the other hand, I have a hard time feeling a lot of sympathy for anyone dumb enough to invest in something called "dink doink."

[SkyVega-lprq]

Should I be proud that I've never heard of any of these "influencers"?

[tiffanyshanley]

It amazes me how many people don't want a real job and just beg others for money