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SCAM ALERT
@iloveartworks is scamming artist. They ask if you can do commissions and then they will ask for PayPal and scam you through your PayPal account. do not give them your info. They asked me to draw them and their son and another artist caught it and told me about the scam. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR PAYPAL. They will drain your account.
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Guys, be careful about this "blog" https://www.tumblr.com/stellajones11 Another art scammer
Believe it or not there are people out there looking to take advantage of you. Long story short someone going by the name Jonathan Heatherly, claiming to represent Casterman Publishing and Numero Magazine, is falsely contracting artists to work on a project entitled Avanthunt, written by Eve Ewing and Warren Ellis, and of course not paying a cent. We’ve identified over 20 artists from around the world. The full story can be read at r/avanthuntscam where we’ve been collecting information about the scam in hopes to inform other artists. Here’s a few pages I did for this along with some of the amazing art done by the other artists that were also unfortunately involved. #comicart #comicbookart #avanthunt #avantverse #artscam #indiecomicart #scifi #illustrationart #scifiart #scificomics #eveewing #warrenellis #makingcomics https://www.instagram.com/p/CMr69QEBd2X/?igshid=7ig7yfnkhtnd
ART SCAM. blah blah blah. Are you seeing how similar they all are? ***Julia Grabski <[email protected]> wrobserved my husband has been viewing your website on my laptop and i guess he likes your piece of work. I'm also impressed and amazed to have seen your various works too, You are doing a great job. I would like to purchase one of your““““““““““""""“Canceling the Noise 48x48 oil on canvas 2020""”""""""""”"””””""””””"Also, let me know if you accept check as mode of Payment. Thanks and best regards, Julia Grabski. #artscam #artthief #beware #artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CEKr81zlSlP/?igshid=184u09dc38d58
ART SCAM! I was asked to explain how I knew this was an art scam. The language is almost always the same and the client is always in a hurry! They are usually looking for a birthday or an anniversary. The grammar is poor and they are always complementary. I forward to my galleries but even they have gotten scammed w bad checks or overpayments where the client wants money back. Don’t do it!!! Always be cautious of it reads like the one I posted. #artscamsofinstagram #artscam https://www.instagram.com/p/CD12V2ylnLV/?igshid=25f5t2pcl7qf
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ANOTHER ART SCAM! this is what they look like and usually how they read. Name: Tom Glen Email. [email protected] Comment Greetings... I am Tom Glen from Sydney Texas. I have been on the lookout for some artworks lately in regards to I and my wife's anniversary which is just around the corner. I stormed on to some of your works which I found quite impressive and intriguing. I must admit you're doing quite an impressive job. You are undoubtedly good at what you do. With that being said, I would like to purchase some of your works as a surprise gift to my wife in honor of our upcoming wedding anniversary. It would be of help if you could send some pictures of your piece of works, with their respective prices and sizes, which are ready for immediate (or close to immediate) sales. My budget for this is within the price range of $1500 to $5000. I look forward to reading from you in a view to knowing more about your pieces of inventory. As a matter of importance, I would also like to know if you accept a check as a means of payment. Tom Glen. #artscam #crook #artistsoninstagram #goaway https://www.instagram.com/p/CD1hMr8Fjsz/?igshid=1oob0iwrt2nwf
SCAM ALERT/BUYER BEWARE: @8_bit_boutique is either not delivering product or delivering product that is severely poor in quality. Steve has been stringing numerous people along and taking their money without delivering. He's blocking people who are requesting refunds or inquiring about their orders. He is continuing to advertise his online store. Stay far away from this dude. #artscam #arttheif #retrogamer #retrogamer #buyerbeware #scamalert #videogames #videogameart #8bit #8bitart #8bitartist #pixelart #8bitboutique https://www.instagram.com/p/B4vXNHPgM_u/?igshid=1fecke5dyjc8f
How to Avoid Art Scams, And What to Do if You Didn’t
Are you an art collector? Enjoy spending time in art museums and thinking about buying your first major piece? This post is for you.
An art scam is when someone sells you a fake piece of art (not created by the original artist) or even a copy of an original piece while claiming that it’s real. Art scams have become more and more popular and result in victims losing large sums of money.
Artwork can be a difficult field because sometimes even the professionals with years of experience can have a hard time differentiating between original and fake pieces of art. So let’s discuss what art scams are and how you can stop yourself from becoming a victim.
How Do Art Scams Work?
There have been several very famous art scams in recent years resulting in millions of dollars being wasted on fake artwork.
One might think that art scammers would target people who don’t understand art. That may be true, but they also target major galleries and art lovers with vast knowledge of the subject. If they are good scammers, they will be able to get very large price tags for their fake works, which look seemingly identical in style to originals by some of the world’s most accomplished artists.
The most famous art scam in U.S. history took place over many years, beginning in 1995, and resulted in over $80 million in revenue! Glafira Rosales scammed the famous Knoedler Gallery in New York, claiming she had abstract works by the artist Mark Rothko. The scam went on for years as she sold different pieces supposedly by different artists to galleries and individuals alike.
The art, of course, was fake, and great efforts were made to make it all seem original. Eventually, Rosales was arrested and convicted for the crime.
While this is a major and perhaps extreme case, anyone who is interested in buying art needs to be careful about what exactly they are buying.
How Can I Make Sure I’m Buying What I Think I Am?
First of all, know your seller. It is always best to buy from an established gallery with a good reputation. This is because they are experts in identifying real art who represent another layer of protection in preventing yourself from becoming the victim of a scam.
Do your due diligence before purchasing any piece. You can go to auction houses to see what is available and learn about the market for the type of piece you are looking for.
You should also get to know the artist whose work you are eyeing. This may help you to be able to spot a fake. If that’s a tall order, consult with a professional. Experts, for example, can identify strokes and signatures to make sure pieces are originals. You should also be able to track the provenance – the documented record of any piece of ownership – to make sure it can be traced back all the way to the artist.
Take Your Time
If you’re thinking of investing an expensive piece of art, it is important to take your time and do the proper research. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. Buying artwork is a major decision with large financial implications and therefore there is no reason to rush.
But if you were deceived, that’s not necessarily the end of the road. You deserve to recoup your loses, and there are proven ways to do so. That’s where a company like MyChargeBack, an international fund recovery firm headquartered in New York, can help. Having worked with over 750 banks worldwide to retrieve over $10 million for scam victims, MyChargeBack knows what strategy would work best in your case.
