"Bares für Rares" Dealer Declared Dead Online: "I'm Doing Great"

Dealer Wolfgang Pauritsch Found Alive and Well After Online Death Announcement

Pauritsch Responds to False Obituary, Assures Fans of His Health

Wolfgang Pauritsch, a well-known dealer on the popular German TV show "Bares für Rares," has responded to an online obituary that falsely declared him dead.

The false obituary, which circulated on social media, claimed that Pauritsch had passed away at the age of 58. However, Pauritsch quickly took to his own social media platforms to assure his fans that he was alive and well.

"I'm not dead," Pauritsch wrote in a Facebook post. "I'm doing great. I'm alive and kicking."

Obituary Sparks Concern and False Reports

The false obituary had sparked concern among Pauritsch's fans and colleagues. Several news outlets had also reported on the obituary, citing it as a credible source.

However, Pauritsch's family and friends quickly reached out to media outlets to correct the false information.

Pauritsch's Response Receives Support

Pauritsch's response to the false obituary has been met with overwhelming support from his fans and supporters.

Many have commented on his social media posts, expressing their relief and joy that he is alive and well.

Importance of Verifying Information

The incident highlights the importance of verifying information before spreading it online.

Social media users should always be cautious of unverified news and rumors, especially if they come from unknown or unreliable sources.

False Obituaries a Growing Problem

False obituaries have become a growing problem in recent years, with scammers using them to spread misinformation and steal money from grieving families.

If you come across an obituary for someone you know, it's important to reach out to their family or friends to confirm its authenticity.