And if you think that someone has actually gotten into your OnlyFans account, again, navigate to the site or application manually, then enter your credentials. If you’re having trouble logging in, then that probably means they were able to get in. You should reset your password using the “Forgot password” option, or reach out to customer service to ensure the hacker doesn’t change your email address.
Again though, don’t interact with any hyperlinks in the phishing email you receive.
This OnlyFans Email Scam Has People Thinking Their Account’s Been Hacked
Source: Maharo News
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