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Scam: Harbel Supermarket is Not Giving Out Gifts

May 19, 2023

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A viral social media message claiming that you can earn L$40,000 in shopping subsidy from Harbel Supermarket by sending messages to 20 persons is a scam. The Supermarket is not celebrating its 25th Anniversary and not giving away shopping subsidy.

Local Voices Liberia iVerify team has fact-checked this claim and found out it is a scam.

To arrive at this, we reviewed Harbel Supermarket’s Facebook page where the Supermarket clarified that it did not send out such a message and has no involvement in the claim circulating through social media messaging apps like WhatsApp and Messenger.

Evidence

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063860323737

Local Voices Liberia, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, has implemented the iVerify Liberia system with the objective of strengthening capacities to address threats to information integrity, especially in view of the upcoming 2023 elections, to ensure all Liberian citizens have access to credible, reliable and verified information, everywhere and at all times.

This initiative is funded by Irish Aid, Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia, European Union Delegation in Liberia and the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund. The donors have no say in the production of this fact check report.

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Local Voices Liberia, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, has implemented the iVerify Liberia system with the objective of strengthening capacities to address threats to information integrity, especially in view of the upcoming 2023 elections, to ensure all Liberian citizens have access to credible, reliable and verified information, everywhere and at all times. This initiative is funded by Irish Aid, Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia, European Union Delegation in Liberia and the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund. The donors have no say in the production of this fact check report.

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