WWE Takes Action Following Seth Rollins & Jey Social Media Scam

WWE superstars are known to be worldwide and highly popular celebrities in the world. However, it has been often seen that some individuals tend to capitalize on their fame in a deceitful manner for their personal gains and something recently was on the move for which WWE decided to take action.

On behalf of the company, RAW General Manager Adam Pearce issued a public service announcement in response to reports of people being scammed by accounts impersonating top stars of his brand, Seth “Freakin” Rollins, who has been a true workhorse of WWE to inspire others and Main Event Jey Uso.

Adam Pearce took to his official X to caution fans about fraudulent accounts masquerading as WWE superstars, in this case, Seth Rollins and Jey Uso to solicit money from unsuspecting individuals.

The RAW GM’s detailed message urged fans to scrutinize the details of any WWE superstar’s account they may be interacting with, particularly the spelling of their names, to avoid falling victim to scams and losing money in the process. Expressing sympathy for those affected, Pearce reminded everyone that his role as WWE RAEW GM does not permit him to investigate scams.

“If you have given money online to the likes of “Jay Usso”, “Seth Rollens”, etc., I feel for you. I’m sorry that you got duped, but I can’t help. Whatever job duties you believe I have, police work isn’t one of them. Don’t give strangers money online. This has been an AP PSA.”

This is not the first time Adam Pearce has warned fans about social media scams. The responsible WWE official has done so following similar incidents involving fake WWE accounts last summer. Ringside News advises fans to ignore or block any suspicious accounts that request payment and to exercise caution online.

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