Key Alves volleyball player had her name cited on a complaints website
alves key is exploding on social networks after advertising the InstaMoney application, accused of practicing scams.
The app promises money in exchange for likes. According to the creators of the platform, users pay to install the app, receiving BRL 200 a day just by liking posts on Instagram.
Key Alves receives criticism after advertising the application
According to the TechTudo portal, the owners of the app claim in their announcements that InstaMoney is licensed by the Meta network, the same network as Facebook and Instagram, however, the information was denied by Meta, in a statement to TechTudo.
On the Reclame Aqui website, InstaMoney has more than 2,000 complaints, more than half of which are about false advertising. The Key Alves name is also mentioned in some complaints.
Source: Terra
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