Paige Spiranac Educates Her Fans to Avoid Online Disappointment: ‘It’s Not Me’

Being a celebrity is not easy, and the recent video of Paige Spiranac was proof of that. The beautiful Spiranac retired from professional golf in December 2016 to pursue her internet influencer career online. She has over 3.7 million followers online, and her posts are something people wait for. The tips and tricks to improve the game of golf are constructive for aspiring golfers.

However, her job is not as easy as it seems. As Spiranac has a huge following and a prominent name in the golf world, it is evident that some hackers will try to get into her system or steal her identity. But these sports celebrities are very particular about their privacy and safety. They make sure that someone does not befool their fans.

Therefore, from time to time, famous golf names have to keep reminding their fans. Let’s see what Spiranac had to say.

Was Paige Spiranac playing real vs. fake?

Yesterday, the golf beauty Paige Spiranac uploaded a video on Twitter captioned as “No hate towards Applebees though.” In the video, she explained to her fans how to check if it was her or someone using her fake accounts. Sharing an essential piece of advice, she told her fans to believe it’s her only if the message is from a verified account.

If not, it was not the bold and beautiful Spiranac. She asked her fans to block the unverified account and said, “just report and block if it’s not from my verified account.”

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Not Just that, she also pointed out tricks to analyze whether it is her or someone trying to be her but someone fake. If the account asks for money, iTunes, or Applebee’s gift cards or relationship, it wasn’t the former LPGA player. The former golfer also talked about her password and badly photoshopped pictures. She said, “it’s not me if they show you a badly photoshopped passport, driver’s license, or an old picture off of my Instagram to prove that it’s me.” 

Also, she told her fans that she would never ask them to talk to them on WhatsApp or Google Hangouts; therefore, that won’t be the golf beauty. “it’s not me. If this person insists on talking to you on WhatsApp or Google Hangouts.” Spiranac said. Right before signing off, the former pro golfer also noted that if the account addresses them as sweet honey, handsome, valued friend, my fan, it was not Spiranac.

Why did Spiranac post such a video?

The golf beauty had to take this drastic measure because she has been dealing with fraud online. They impersonate her and cheat her fans. As a result, fans have a complaint about being duped by Spiranac.

After her video, the internet beauty shared the handles of her official account, and fans thanked her for clearing things up. She also shared one of her personal pages link and one of her podcast pages.

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