Oprah Warns Fans Impersonating Her Internet
Oprah Warns Fans That Someone Is Running A Scam By Impersonating Her On The Internet

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Folks out there trying to scam people in the name of Oprah!
The media mogul and award-winning talk host had to clear up the mess online, warning her fans about the potential fraud and urging them to not share any of their information with strangers.
“Somebody out there is trying to scam you using my name and my avatar on social media, asking for money if you sign up for an OWN account,” she said, before declaring repeatedly “It’s a fraud!”
She added: “Don’t believe it. Don’t give up any of your bank accounts or personal information to anybody posing as me, or anyone else, for that matter. And, have a merry Christmas.”
According to USA Today, the scam began on Instagram, where a user with the name @own_christmas said Oprah was giving away $5,000 each to the first 100,000 followers that follow the account.
OWN network also joined Mama O to warn folks:
Please don’t hoodwinked this holiday BEAUTIES!
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