Roland Kaiser's devotees are displeased, urging caution: "Avoid them leading you astray"
In the heart of Dresden, known as "Florence on the Elbe," Roland Kaiser's concerts are a significant event, attracting thousands of fans. This year, the "Kaisermania" concerts took place, filling the city with the rhythm of Kaiser's music.
However, amidst the excitement, scammers have been active on social media, particularly on Facebook. An account, claiming to be Roland Kaiser, has been using religious references and prayers in its posts, asking for private messages, a common scammer tactic. This account, which does not provide a photo, is not the real one.
Fans have noticed the fake account and are warning others not to be deceived. Phrases like "It's a scammer" and "It's fake!" are common in their warnings. The account, despite its claims, is not verified, unlike the official Instagram account @rolandkaiseroffiziell, which has a blue checkmark indicating authenticity.
For those who couldn't get tickets for the "Kaisermania" concerts, there's good news. The second concert will be broadcast on MDR starting at 8:15 PM on August 9, 2025. This broadcast is an opportunity for fans who couldn't attend to watch the concert from the comfort of their homes.
To identify and avoid scam accounts posing as Roland Kaiser on social media, follow these key steps:
- Look for verified accounts: Official social media profiles of Roland Kaiser typically have a verified badge (blue checkmark) indicating authenticity.
- Check the official website and trusted sources: Confirm social media links from Roland Kaiser's official website (roland-kaiser.de) or trusted partners like Sony Pictures and Semmel Concerts, which are mentioned on his verified pages.
- Beware of suspicious behavior: Scam accounts often send unsolicited messages, request money, or share suspicious links. Genuine accounts generally share news, updates, or official event information only.
- Compare follower counts and activity: Official accounts tend to have significantly higher followers and consistent, professional posts, while scam accounts often have few followers and irregular content.
- Cross-verify with multiple platforms: Confirm the account exists across platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook with the same verified identity. Consistency across platforms is a sign of authenticity.
- Report suspicious accounts: Use platform tools to report fake accounts impersonating Roland Kaiser to help protect other users.
By following these guidelines, users can better distinguish authentic Roland Kaiser accounts from fraudulent ones and avoid scams effectively. Stay vigilant and enjoy the music!
- Be cautious when interacting with accounts claiming to be Roland Kaiser on social media, particularly on Facebook, as scammers have been known to use religious references and prayers to gain private messages.
- To ensure you're following the official Roland Kaiser account, look for a verified badge (blue checkmark) indicating authenticity, like on the Instagram handle @rolandkaiseroffiziell.
