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HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy

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March 30, 2024 - Updated on April 23, 2024
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HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy
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Claim: Saudi Airlines offers cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy

Source: Phishing link

Verdict: HOAX

Researched by David Yovo-Ofori

A website claims Saudi Airlines is offering Ghanaians an opportunity to win a cash reward as part of a Ramadan Welfare Subsidy.

But it’s a SCAM.

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Circulating on WhatsApp, a click on the link opens to a webpage showing the logo of the airline and a welcome message that reads; “Congratulations! Saudia Airlines Ramadan Government Welfare Subsidy. Through the questionnaire, you will have a chance to get GH$9,368.00.”

HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy
A screengrab of the phishing link on WhatsApp

The phishing link is likely exploiting the ongoing Ramadan period to lure unsuspecting individuals and gullible WhatsApp users.

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Clicking on the URL opens a homepage showing the logo of Saudi Airlines, a test for users to prove their knowledge of the airline history and further share their biodata including age and gender.

HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy

A screenshot of 2 webpages after clicking on the phishing link

Gullible users are subsequently asked to share the link with five other groups or 20 friends together with their addresses to complete registration, with a promise to receive the cash reward in five to seven days.

HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy

A screenshot of some webpages after clicking on the phishing link

GhanaFact checks show the phishing link URL is not the same as the website of Saudi Airlines. The official Saudi Airlines website was registered in August 1997 in the United States of America by the Perfect Privacy Llc while the phishing link was registered in Israel.

Additionally, a scan conducted on virustotal.com, which assesses documents and links for potential threats, identified a security vendor flagging the link as malicious.

HOAX: Saudi Airlines is not offering cash rewards to Ghanaians as Ramadan subsidy
A screenshot of the results after running a scan of the phishing link on virustotal.com

Verdict

The claim Saudia Airlines is offering Ghanaians an opportunity to win a cash reward as part of a Ramadan Welfare Subsidy programme is a HOAX.

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