A fake-Agnes on Twitter

There’s somebody saying that he / she is Agnes on Twitter. Just so you guys know – this is a fake. The fake Twitter address is: http://twitter.com/agnesinthehouse

By:  | Jul 20th, 2009 | Category: News | 11 comments | Share:
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  • CD85

    I knew it! Something was wrong when I checked on the persons twitter!

  • http://www.agnesworldwide.blogspot.com TommyS

    Thaks for clearing that out!

  • Soppan

    Hm, kinda sorry to hear that. Would have been nice if that was actually genuine.

  • http://agnesmychampion.blogg.se SkyBlast

    Thanks for the answer.

  • Erik

    It is removed now.

    Must have been someone that follows Agnes quite closely. Lots of details seemed to fit with her tour and promo travels – even a reference to the bad weather. A bit scary really!

    It was far less convincing when it comes to language and personality. Agnes would never write “Where are all my followers?” if she got poor response. And I doubt that she would complain about early mornings or a tough schedule. She never complains in public – remember the Idol final: “I’m fine” when she had been unable to even speak two hours earlier!

  • http://agnesmychampion.blogg.se SkyBlast

    You´re right, Erik. Some of the things that this person wrote was not like Agnes at all. It´s good that all of it has been removed now.

  • SchlagerMartin

    Just want to ask… or add… or something, that there are some profiles on facebook (not fan, but personal) that uses Agnes´ name… I think I saw 2 or 3… one of them I used to have as a friend but… Are those fakes too??

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    Frankly, I don’t see the value of twitter. I read one market research statement that revealed that nearly half of all tweets was “pointless babble.” Only 9% had “pass-along value.” Possibly only 4% was “news.” Okay, I’m a senior citizen, but I get Instant Messaging. I get MySpace, FaceBook and Friendster. Heck, I even get an unintentional rap song, in the event the beat and melody are just right. But this SMS online seems somewhat too thinly clever — a bit excessive fad and flash in the pan, for my tastes. Probably there’s a Zen side for this. Anyone care to Enlighten me?