Marvin Agustin warns people of online scammers using his pictures and voice
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Marvin Agustin received reports of scammers using his name, picture, and voice to "sell various products" he doesn't endorse.
Actor and celebrity chef Marvin Agustin, also known by his online persona Tito Marvs, issued an official statement warning the public of online scammers who are using his photo and even his voice to "sell various products."
In the statement shared on Marvin's Instagram account, he reminded the public to report any suspicious posts on several social media platforms that are using his name.
"To all my followers as Marvin Agustin or 'Tito Marvs,' I would like to inform you that we have received several reports of social media accounts pretending to be me or my representatives selling various products.
"These impersonators are using my name, photos, and videos, as well as manipulating my voice using AI.
"We urge everyone to report any suspicious posts on online platforms. Thank you very much for your understanding and support."
Marvin is not the only victim of scammers using names and photos of celebrities in fake product advertisements.
In 2023, Widows' War actress Carla Abellana warned her followers in an Instagram Story to not buy the product that she doesn't officially endorse.
Here are some of the local celebrities who fell victim to unauthorized use of their names for false social media advertisements:
