“HeyThere, I hope they are okay. I decided to stop because there are accounts on Facebook pretending to be me and, under my name, trying to collect money or ask for money, whatever the pretext.” The video, which he posted to his Instagram stories, began on Sunday, June 11.
The actor has fallen victim to identity theft and made a point of clarifying for fans, warning that he “doesn’t ask for money.”
“These are fake accounts, I am not asking for money from anyone. Please be very careful. Ban and report this kind of approach and communication, “he explained, calling on followers not to interact with such requests.”It could be fraudulent schemes.”warned.
“I’m sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you, but unfortunately this is out of my control and out of my control. Here’s my heads-up. Thank you and sorry.”I finish.
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