Recently, millions of users of the WhatsApp application have been alerted about fraud in the app to access credits, so continue reading so that this does not happen to you.

During “the morning”, authorities have warned of a fraud that is spread by WhatsApp to access credits.

It was Elizabeth García Vilchis, who is in charge of the section “Who is who in the lies of the week?” in “the morning” of President López Obrador, where she warned of a fraud that is spread on various social networks to access alleged loans from the Banco del Bienestar.

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This is how during his speech in “la mañanera”, García Vilchis pointed out that fraud occurs mainly through phone calls, however, also through instant messaging applications such as WhatsApp or Telegram.

He explained that audio has been broadcast that asks to call a telephone number to access credits provided by the Ministry of Welfare.

Fraud alert, don’t be fooled, avoid being a victim of fraud, if someone writes or calls you to offer you cash support from the Welfare Bank or the Federal Government, it is very likely to be a fraud,” he warned.

Given this, he clarified, the Government headed by President López Obrador does not have intermediaries, which is why third parties will not contact private numbers to offer government loans and credits.

This is how he asked the public to find out about these procedures through official sources.

Don’t be fooled,” he concluded.

On the other hand, at the beginning of the previous week, high-level sources from the Presidency of the Republic confirmed that they “hacked” the mail of Elizabeth García Vilchis, who is in charge of the “who’s who in the lies of the week” section.

Later, through social networks it was reported that the e-mail account of vivosquienlasmentiras@gmail.com was “hacked”.