Why are so many influencers being exposed for fraud, scams, and shady behavior?

[douglasrozek]

It seems like every month, another influencer is caught promoting a fake product, misleading followers with investments, or lying about a giveaway. And yet—many still bounce back, rebrand, and continue growing.

This article exposes some of the worst scams to hit the influencer world—and how few real consequences follow:
https://influencersgonewildblog.com/

It’s frustrating to watch. Followers get misled. Brands get scammed. And platforms turn a blind eye as long as the clicks keep coming.

Let’s discuss:

Should influencers be held legally accountable for promoting scams?

Why do audiences continue to support problematic creators after they’re exposed?

Should social media have a “credibility score” or warning label system?

If you’ve ever been misled by an influencer or seen shady promotions online, share your experience.