Journalist Alex Dima has reported an online scam that uses his name and image to spread false information and persuade users to invest money.
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ProTV correspondent Alex Dima has raised the alarm about an online scam using his name and image to create fake articles. They mimic the format of Libertatea and claim that an episode of "Romania, I love you!" has been pulled, accompanied by fabricated quotes and documents. The purpose of the material is to manipulate readers into clicking on a link to make investments, the whole thing is a fraud. Dima stressed that "it's all a fake" and urged people to be wary of such scams.
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