Sara's "content manager" is posting sneaky photos of random women's feet, and it is SO predatory. This person is taking photos of random women's feet in public (where children are around as well) and posting them as fetish content.

Does anyone think her "manager" is really her, or is it just some random creep ?

She bugggginnnnn! $60.00?! 😂

This is just pathetic. Whit had a FEW too many drinks today. Or... maybe she doesn't have enough DRAMA in her life! 🥲 whichever it is... do better Ms. 🤪

I don’t understand who Winta Zesu is or where she came from. How she able to go to all the influencer events live in a New York City luxury apartment, go on all these trips. I don’t understand what is her content or is she an actress or a model? Or is she just an average New York City girl that has somehow made her way into this influencer life because nothing makes sense and nothing is adding up. Her content doesn’t give me anything that’s interesting enough to actually be an influencer. It’s looking like her parents have money and they just paid their way into this life.

#influencers

Nazanin Kavari whom I follow who constantly posts giveaways like “comment to win a $100 Amazon gift card” or bundles of makeup/products worth a few thousand dollars. The thing is… I’ve never seen a winner announced.

I went back through a bunch of her posts, and couldn’t find, any winner announcements, any tagged winners and any follow-up posts about who won

Maybe I’m missing it and maybe they DM winners privately but even then, you’d expect some kind of transparency, right?

I’m not accusing anyone of anything, just genuinely curious

Do they usually announce winners publicly, or is it normal to keep it private?

Is there a way to verify if giveaways are actually legit?

It just feels a little off when there are so many giveaways and zero visible outcomes since that would be illegal.

Here are the things that immediately make me suspicious:

• The engagement doesn't match the following: 400K followers and every post gets 150 likes? Super weird.
• The comments are all generic: "so inspiring!", "love this!", "great content!" with no real conversation happening.
• Follower count spiked out of nowhere: you can usually spot this if you look at their growth over time. A random jump of 20K or 50K in a week with no viral moment to explain it is a pretty obvious sign something was purchased.
• Likes and views are all over the place: one post gets 50K views, the next gets 800. Bought engagement is usually targeted at specific posts, which creates these weird inconsistencies across the feed.
• They're huge in their niche but nobody in that niche knows them? If a creator claims to be a big deal in, say, fitness or finance but nobody in those communities has ever heard of them or interacted with them, that's a red flag.

I also use Favikon to double-check my gut feeling. It has an Authenticity Score that looks at follower growth patterns, comment quality, and whether the account uses engagement pods (those group chats where creators artificially boost each other's posts).

It basically quantifies all the stuff above into one score, which makes it a lot easier to spot fake influence instantly rather than manually going through someone's profile.

What are your red flags when it comes to influencers?

Feet fetish content. Look at the prices. 😂