Estee Lauder Partnership: Real or Fake??

I got an email from the supposed digital marketing officer of Estée Lauder with a proposed participation in an influencer/ambassador program. However, it seems a bit sketchy, especially with the monthly payment offered. Should I reply to see what happens and if it’s real since I’m not being asked to click a link? 🤔

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Biffy1993

Oily/Resilient

More people need to see this AND the top comment stating brands usually use their own domain to send emails (not Gmail or Outlook). Because these scams are getting GOOD. I think the big red flag for me was the payment options. Using BTC as the first payment option, specifically lol. Followed by PayPal and zelle, all 3 known to be used by scammers.

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NatalieP

Oily/Resilient

Yeah more people need to know especially if you haven’t done paid collaborations before so you don’t know what to expect!

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tatiross89

Oily/Sensitive

They're trying to scam you

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PattiL

Oily/Resilient

Scam

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perfectlyimperfect

Oily/Sensitive

Check out the email it was sent from. I get similar emails from brands, but they all come from gmail accounts. A big brand like Estée Lauder is not going to use regular gmail. I’m glad you asked! “Cocokind” offered a collab for me and it almost got me. Glad I went with my gut instinct and asked around!

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allyreviewsproducts

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Fake :(

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Estee Lauder Partnership: Real or Fake??

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