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I really don't like this. Next years redraw better be better.

Previous years(ignore old watermarks lol):

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In honour of Aaron Paul being announced as a fallout s3 cast member,

Avery, Hancock and Poe for @snuuziq 🐈‍⬛🚬❤️‍🩹

Twice in the last couple of weeks now I've had random accounts try to pull the same con on me, so I figured I would warn people in case the same thing happens to them. It starts with them replying to a post with something exactly along these lines (regardless of whether your DMs are open or not):

The first time it happened, I DID message the account, and it became immediately apparent that it was fraudulent and trying to steal my information.

They claimed that they and several of their friends had mistakenly reported my account for fraud because they mistook me for someone who scammed them out of some money. Automatically, I didn't find this believable, and their story fell even further apart when they then sent me a screenshot of a Discord link to "Verified Tumblr Dispute Support" and asked me to message them in order to fix things.

Obviously I didn't do this and proceeded to block/report, but there is a 110% chance that if I had, they'd have sent me the "claim form", which would have asked for my password. Then they'd have stolen my account. This is the fake screenshot I was sent to try and prove that they'd reported me:

FOR THE RECORD: SOCIAL MEDIA SITES LIKE TUMBLR (AND ALL OFFICIAL BUSINESSES LIKE YOUR BANK, ETC.) WILL NEVER ASK YOU TO CONDUCT COMMUNICATION THROUGH A THIRD PARTY PLATFORM LIKE DISCORD. DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR INFORMATION.

Please note that a "ticking clock" element (notice the statement at the bottom of the message claiming that my account has already been "queued for deletion" and will be gone if I don't submit a "form", also implies I'll be in legal trouble if I don't do what they ask) is an incredibly common element of scams to try to get you to act before you think things through.

Also notice the numerous grammatical errors throughout the fake screenshot they sent (starting with the title; "you submitted a fraudulent report" is not the phrasing a native English speaker would use, because it implies the claim itself is fraudulent, not fraud-related). This is another scam identifier.

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