On his Instagram account, Yannick Alléno revealed the capture of a message sent by a fake Facebook account to Internet users. The criminals pretend to be the leader, start conversations with anonymous people from whom they end up asking for monetary support for the association. An online transaction then takes place except for one detail: the money ends up in the pockets of the crooks. Yannick Alléno therefore relayed the message to avoid as much as possible that people, affected by the tragedy, fall into the trap: “Scammers pretend to be me on Facebook to ask for money on behalf of the Antoine Alléno association. This is a fraud, pay NOTHING!” he indicated.
This approach made more than one react in the comments. Many Internet users have noticed that such an act was possible: “Shame on these people“, “What a shame“, “The human species has no limit in ignominy“, “To vomit, I am very angry“, “Hateful to these profiteers who have no respect or scruple to take advantage of this drama which already hurts so much.” Let’s hope that the message circulates quickly enough to avoid new pitfalls…