Beware of dubious advertisements and fake newspaper articles in which celebrities give tips on how to make a lot of money on the Internet!
Mateschitz promotes dubious Bitcoin models? Fake! Here is the summary:
Dubious advertisements featuring celebrities keep appearing on social media. However, these have nothing to do with this, but are used as bait in an expensive investment trap.
Advertisements showing a celebrity appear again and again on Instagram and Facebook. Sometimes it's Günther Jauch , Dieter Bohlen or, as in a recent case, Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz.
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These advertisements all have something in common: They lead to a website that looks like a newspaper article. On this website you can read an interview with a celebrity in a longer article.
This explains how you can easily make a lot of money by investing in Bitcoin systems. At the same time, this Bitcoin system is being heavily promoted.
Is Mateschitz really advertising there?
Whether Mateschitz, Jauch or Bohlen: They all have nothing to do with it. Their names are misused for dubious advertising strategies. At the same time, so-called pseudo-editorial content is always written that is intended to represent an interview.
In the end, it is a trap because these fake reports and representations are intended to trick people into investing in opaque Bitcoin systems. The starting price is usually €250.
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However, in the end there is no big money! On the contrary: In the past, those affected have repeatedly reported that after making the initial investment they were either unable to do anything at all or were locked out of the program.
We warn!
These manipulative advertisements are not new, but have been a problem that has been occurring on social media for a long time. Users see so-called manufactured content – fake news – and trust the prominent faces depicted. Without knowing that a big lie is being spread here.
Together with SWR Marktcheck we have explained this widespread fraud method. The result: The celebrities are angry about the advertising method, users were cheated into dubious Bitcoin systems. Here is the article that ran on TV on October 15, 2019 at 8:15 p.m.:
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