Four days in the past, the enduring band, Metallica dropped its first music—Lux Æterna—in six years. Not simply that however a brand new album may be within the offing. For song fanatics of a definite era and style, Metallica losing a brand new music is a huge deal. And it sort of feels as though this can be a moderately large deal for scammers as smartly. So a lot in order that Metallica needed to take to Twitter to warn customers about positive scams below the garb of Metallica’s giveaways.
In a tweet, the band formally warned its lovers to not fall for any rip-off, Metallica mentioned that its sequence of bulletins — new music, new album, new excursion — has noticed “the ugly side of social media make an appearance.” The band in a commentary mentioned, “Many of you have let us know about Youtube channels and live streams, as well as websites, claiming to offer Metallica Crypto giveaways in conjunction with last week’s announcement.”
The band made it transparent that those are scams and don’t have anything to do with them. “Let’s be as clear as possible. These are scams. They’re being streamed on fake YouTube channels posing to be ours and all pointing to websites that we do not run.”
Metallica has a safety ‘tip’ for users
Not just that, Metallica even offered a safety tip to the fans and other users by saying that all of its social media channels are verified. “Always look for official verification before believing something wild and crazy to be true.” It additionally mentioned that customers will have to be acquainted with the symbols that point out an legit channel and record anything else that may be a rip-off.
Metallica additional thanked the lovers. “We thank all of you who have been vigilant in reporting these live streams to YouTube and to us… please don’t let up!”
In a tweet, the band formally warned its lovers to not fall for any rip-off, Metallica mentioned that its sequence of bulletins — new music, new album, new excursion — has noticed “the ugly side of social media make an appearance.” The band in a commentary mentioned, “Many of you have let us know about Youtube channels and live streams, as well as websites, claiming to offer Metallica Crypto giveaways in conjunction with last week’s announcement.”
The band made it transparent that those are scams and don’t have anything to do with them. “Let’s be as clear as possible. These are scams. They’re being streamed on fake YouTube channels posing to be ours and all pointing to websites that we do not run.”
Metallica has a safety ‘tip’ for users
Not just that, Metallica even offered a safety tip to the fans and other users by saying that all of its social media channels are verified. “Always look for official verification before believing something wild and crazy to be true.” It additionally mentioned that customers will have to be acquainted with the symbols that point out an legit channel and record anything else that may be a rip-off.
Metallica additional thanked the lovers. “We thank all of you who have been vigilant in reporting these live streams to YouTube and to us… please don’t let up!”
