Criminals are impersonating OnlyFans creators using AI-generated deepfake videos and cloned voices to trick fans into paying for “exclusive” chats or content. The scam typically starts on TikTok, moves victims into direct messages on Snapchat, then pushes instant Cash App payments, after which the scammer blocks the victim and disappears.
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There’s a new deepfake catfish scam targeting OnlyFans fans, and it starts on TikTok, not OnlyFans. Scammers spin up fake TikTok accounts with AI-generated video and cloned voices, then nudge fans into Snapchat DMs, posing as the real creator offering a private live chat or 'exclusive content.' Here’s the tell: once you’re in Snapchat, they push for an upfront Cash App payment for that 'exclusive content', then the account blocks you and vanishes. Watch for weird facial glitches too, like distorted teeth or frozen eyebrows. If a 'creator' finds you on TikTok and pushes you into Snapchat DMs, don’t pay there, go to their verified OnlyFans or official link and confirm it’s really them before you send a cent.
Scammers are using AI deepfakes to impersonate real OnlyFans creators on social media and trick fans into paying for “live chats” or exclusive interactions. Victims are funneled from TikTok to private messages (e.g., Snapchat) and then pressured to send money via Cash App, after which the scam…
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