Caution: Fake influencer accounts from Nike & Co on Instagram on the go
from Lars Matt 
on August 20, 2018, 12:23 p.m. | 🔥 popular | 2 comments
Various influencer accounts are currently making the rounds on Instagram. For example, you should follow a Nike account in order to become a future influencer of the brand. However, these accounts are not real and should be reported!
Briefly reported: Since last week I have noticed that fake accounts of brands are spreading on Instagram. Here you offer an influencer job for the user if you meet certain requirements. However, these are completely bizarre - you have to follow the account, have at least 200 followers and share the page in your story. It should actually be clear here: Fake!
Unfollow & report account
In order to stop the proliferation of such accounts, one should report these accounts immediately. To do this, click on this Profil and at the top right by the three dots on "Report" -> "Spam". Instagram usually quickly deletes these accounts when there are enough reports. Under no circumstances should you use these accounts promoten – put in the story, for example. So you only spread such accounts and give them the attention of your followers. The current Nike fake influencer account has almost 1000 subscribers pro Minute.
Clear indicators for this fake account: No verification and bizarre requirements. (Image: TechnikNews/Screenshot)
Should you really be contacted by this site on the specified date, do not reply and do not disclose personal data under any circumstances. Instagram account data is likely to be captured in the long term through this scam. If it's too late, we'll show you how to get one in this guide Rescue hacked Instagram account can.
Recognize fake accounts in the future
Well-known brand accounts that are in the public domain will have a blue verification tick next to the Promovie names. This confirms that this is a real account. If you see an account claiming to be a brand, report it immediately and don't follow. This is the only way to permanently stop spam on Instagram.
your own fault if you believe something like that,
These hacks probably affect the would-be influencers themselves, as became known a few days ago. Haha!