“Government of Spain delivers new women’s aid €600 euros.” To the Maldita.es WhatsApp chatbot (+34 644 229 319) You have asked about content that mentions an alleged aid of 600 euros to women “at national level” who are 18 years or older. However, it’s a hoax. He Ministry of Equality affirms to damn.es that has not launched any campaign with this type of aid as of December 11, 2024. The content is accompanied by a link that redirects to websites that have nothing to do with this Ministry or with the supposed aid.
The Ministry of Equality says that there is no aid of this type as of December 2024 and the link redirects to websites unrelated to this Ministry.
When accessing the link that appears in the message (https://ayudasmujer (.) org/) from a computer, the user is redirected to the website of a theater that has nothing to do with the supposed aid. Instead, since mobile A web page opens with the logo of the Ministry of Equality and of Women’s Institute.
He Ministry of Equality explains to damn.es that It’s “a hoax” and both this Ministry and the Women’s Institute they assure damn.es that They have not launched “any campaign” like that.
The fact that different web pages are opened depending on the device from which the link is accessed can happen if scammers are interested in creating a campaign aimed only at mobile device users. Once the link is opened, users are asked to register for help after responding to a survey and share the link via WhatsApp. The website to which it redirects once these processes have been followed (https://segurosvidas (.) net) also has nothing to do with the Ministry of Equality The supposed aid of 600 euros is not even mentioned.
No personal or banking information is requested on the website: redirects, in turn, to other web pages. We already saw how Facebook accounts that spread misinformation and unproven theories about celebrities also redirected to other web pages to gain views and ‘likes’ or generate income through advertising.