Hollywood superstar Sandra Bullock has issued a stern warning to fans about online scammers impersonating her for financial make.
In a statement to People on February 3, the Miss Congeniality actress made it crystal clear—she has no societal media accounts. “Any accounts pretending to be me or anyone associated with me are fake,” she emphasized, urging fans to continue vigilant.
The actress’s fear comes after her sister, Gesine Bullock-Prado, revealed she’s been bombarded with too creepy emails and faux profiles attempting to work Bullock’s name. Sharing her foiling, Gesine admitted that she spends a lot of time reporting these frauds, only to feel them noneffervescent active.
The position echoes a really shocking case where scammers posing as Brad Pitt conned a French woman out of $800,000, making her believe she was romantically involved with the Fight Club star.
Bullock has now entrusted law enforcement to deal with these digital fraudsters. “My family’s refuge and the really innocent people beingness taken vantage of are my deepest concerns,” she stated.
So, if you distinguish a “Sandra Bullock” sliding into your DMs—run!
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