They promise a transfer in the name of Borsoi, but it’s a scam: Gino’s complaint on social media

They promise a transfer in the name of Borsoi, but it's a scam: Gino's complaint on social media

Scam Uncovered

It was not a peaceful post-August 15th for Gino Borsoi, team manager of the Prima Pramac Racing team, who found himself unwillingly at the center of a decidedly peculiar and unpleasant affair. Some scammers – there is no other term to define them – allegedly used Borsoi’s name to extort money from unsuspecting victims with the promise of providing in exchange access passes to the MotoGP paddock during race weekends. A full-fledged scam of which, of course, Borsoi himself knew nothing before being alerted.

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Borsoi’s social appeal

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The 52-year-old manager and former Italian rider thus reported the incident on his official social channels, warning fans against similar scam attempts.

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“I have been informed that some people are contacting third parties in my name, promising access and passes to the MotoGP in exchange for money. It’s not me. It’s a scam. Beware of anyone contacting you in my name with such requests. Thank you, Gino Borsoi”, the message posted on the Instagram profile of the Pramac manager.

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