US EditionThe Bishopric of Cádiz Warns of a Facebook Scam that Uses the Bishop's Name to Solicit Donations.
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The ecclesiastical institution reminds that Rafael Zornoza does not have social media profiles as a guide to avoid potential fraud. The AP-7 motorway from Campo de Gibraltar to Málaga is among the most expensive in Spain, at 18 cents per kilometer.
Alert of the existence of a false Facebook profile that would be asking for economic collaboration on behalf of Rafael Zornoza, as well as phone calls imitating the voice of the bishop and other priests
The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta has alerted in recent hours about the appearance of a false profile on Facebook that supplants the identity of Bishop Rafael Zornoza. This profile is making requests for help or economic collaboration, which constitutes a scam. It is to be "clear" that "Monsignor Rafael Zornoza does not have a personal profile on Facebook". "We never ask for financial aid, donations or payments through private messages, social netw…
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