Alouettes say fake Facebook accounts masquerading as players, coaches
“Our players and coaches will never contact you privately to request money, your contact information, or any other confidential information,” the team said Tuesday.
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Montreal Gazette
Published Jul 08, 2025 • Last updated Jul 08, 2025 • < 1 minute read
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The Montreal Alouettes posted this notice on its social media platforms about potential fraud.Montreal Alouettes/X
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The Montreal Alouettes are warning fans about potential fraud through social media accounts allegedly impersonating their players and staff.
The organization issued a notice entitled “Fraud alert” on Tuesday afternoon, saying it learned that “certain individuals are creating Facebook accounts” to ask people for money or personal information.
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“Our players and coaches will never contact you privately to request money, your contact information, or any other confidential information,” the team wrote on X.
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