SHL Clubs Raise Alarm About Fake Accounts on Social Media: "Offensive"
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Fake accounts on social media are posing as hockey players and managers. Now the clubs in the SHL are warning about the phenomenon. – This is offensive to the people who are affected, says SHL CEO Jenny Silfverstrand.
Several SHL clubs are sounding the alarm. Fake profiles on players try to make contact with people on social media. It's been a problem throughout the summer.
Linköping HC and several SHL clubs are warning their supporters about fake accounts on social media that are pretending to be players and leaders.
Luleå Hockey is now issuing a warning. Recently, several fake profiles of players in Luleå Hockey have appeared on social media. – It concerns a handful of our players. We want to warn you about it and our players will never contact anyone and ask for money, bank details or similar requests, says Robert Hedlund, communications manager at Luleå Hockey.
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