How To Spot A Fake Offer 👀 🎁 Comment “PLAYBOOK” for my free Scholarship Playbook 🎁 Before you
In this short advisory video, the speaker warns student‑athletes and their families against posting or accepting college scholarship offers on social media without first performing three crucial checks. The video explains that many athletes have had offers rescinded because the offers were fraudulent. The speaker outlines three steps to verify an offer: (1) Identify the true source by examining the coach’s social‑media profile, follower list, location, and the existence of duplicate accounts; (2) Never commit money or sign anything until the offer is confirmed, noting that legitimate scholarships provide funds rather than demand payment; (3) Require a phone call or in‑person conversation with the coach, as genuine offers are typically communicated directly. The speaker urges viewers to share the video with other athletes and families to protect them from scams.
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