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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the latest target of an imposter scam on Facebook that cons people out of money and personal information. The Rock himself has posted a video on social media warning fans to be vigilant and not engage with the people behind this scam. You log into your Facebook account and spot a post in your news feed. It looks like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared an image of piles of cash, high-end cars and/or other valuables. The photo has a caption promising you a chance to win these things. It seems to come from The Rock’s real profile: It uses his name and has a photo of the actor. There is, of course, one small catch: To win, you must pay an entry fee or click a specific link and create an account. However, none of the prizes actually exist. If you follow the scammers’ instructions, they either make off with your money or steal personal information by asking you to click a link and “validate your account information.” Dwayne Johnson is only one of many celebrities t

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the latest target of an imposter scam on Facebook that cons people out of money and personal information. The Rock himself has posted a video on social media warning fans to be vigilant and not engage with the people behind this scam. You log into your Facebook account and spot a post in your news feed. It looks like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared an image of piles of cash, high-end cars and/or other valuables. The photo has a caption promising you a chance to win these things. It seems to come from The Rock’s real profile: It uses his name and has a photo of the actor. There is, of course, one small catch: To win, you must pay an entry fee or click a specific link and create an account. However, none of the prizes actually exist. If you follow the scammers’ instructions, they either make off with your money or steal personal information by asking you to click a link and “validate your account information.” Dwayne Johnson is only one of many celebrities t

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the latest target of an imposter scam on Facebook that cons people out of money and personal information. The Rock himself has posted a video on social media warning fans to be vigilant and not engage with the people behind this scam. You log into your Facebook account and spot a post in your news feed. It looks like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared an image of piles of cash, high-end cars and/or other valuables. The photo has a caption promising you a chance to win these things. It seems to come from The Rock’s real profile: It uses his name and has a photo of the actor. There is, of course, one small catch: To win, you must pay an entry fee or click a specific link and create an account. However, none of the prizes actually exist. If you follow the scammers’ instructions, they either make off with your money or steal personal information by asking you to click a link and “validate your account information.” Dwayne Johnson is only one of many celebrities t

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the latest target of an imposter scam on Facebook that cons people out of money and personal information. The Rock himself has posted a video on social media warning fans to be vigilant and not engage with the people behind this scam. You log into your Facebook account and spot a post in your news feed. It looks like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared an image of piles of cash, high-end cars and/or other valuables. The photo has a caption promising you a chance to win these things. It seems to come from The Rock’s real profile: It uses his name and has a photo of the actor. There is, of course, one small catch: To win, you must pay an entry fee or click a specific link and create an account. However, none of the prizes actually exist. If you follow the scammers’ instructions, they either make off with your money or steal personal information by asking you to click a link and “validate your account information.” Dwayne Johnson is only one of many celebrities t

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the latest target of an imposter scam on Facebook that cons people out of money and personal information. The Rock himself has posted a video on social media warning fans to be vigilant and not engage with the people behind this scam. You log into your Facebook account and spot a post in your news feed. It looks like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared an image of piles of cash, high-end cars and/or other valuables. The photo has a caption promising you a chance to win these things. It seems to come from The Rock’s real profile: It uses his name and has a photo of the actor. There is, of course, one small catch: To win, you must pay an entry fee or click a specific link and create an account. However, none of the prizes actually exist. If you follow the scammers’ instructions, they either make off with your money or steal personal information by asking you to click a link and “validate your account information.” Dwayne Johnson is only one of many celebrities t

Celebrity Impostor Scam What is a celebrity impostor scam? A celebrity impostor scam is a type of scam in which someone impersonates a celebrity, typically on social media, to deceive people into sending them money or personal information. The scammer will often offer some kind of opportunity to the victim, such as a chance to win a prize, meet the celebrity in person, donating to charity or invest in a new venture. E.t.c. They may also claim that the celebrity needs help with a personal or financial matter, and ask the victim to send money or provide sensitive information. How do I know if I am talking to a real celebrity or an impostor? It can be difficult to tell if you are talking to a real celebrity or an impostor online. Some warning signs of a scam include asking for money or personal information, using poor grammar or spelling, and refusing to speak on the phone or in person. What should I do if I think I am being scammed by a celebrity impostor? If you think you are being scam