How do I know that Dr. Albuja recommends this product? with this question Marco Albuja started what would be one of the most tense phone calls on Ecuadorian television. the acquaintance Dr Albuja he exposed live an alleged gang of scammers who would be using his name to sell a product for hypertension.
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The TV ‘doc’ took advantage of the broadcast of his program Towards a new way of life to call the sellers of the drug live and impersonate Fernando Floresfictitious name that he used to make them fall for the bait.
The person who answered the call identified himself as a product specialist, and assured that the doctor recommended it through his social networks, in which he would have witnessed how this medicine helped people with hypertension and other heart-related ailments.
-“He already knows the product well (Dr. Albuja)”, affirmed the seller.
– “Oh! Does Dr. Albuja know the product well?”, questioned the doctor.
– “Sure, for something he himself on the pages also reports it to people”, replied the seller.
When Albuja -Fernando Flores for the interlocutor- insisted that none of his pages had seen such a promotion, the interlocutor tried to justify that the advertising is not done in his personal accounts but in other places, contradicting what was stated minutes before. His nerves were so great that he confused the Tumbaco parish with a province.
The young man, who was calling from Colombia, said that the complete treatment was between $150 and $135. That was when the beloved doctor from the small screen ended everything and confessed that he was Dr. Albuja himself and that what they were committing was a scam.
“You are live, on Ecuadorian televisionin the program Towards a new way of life and you you are talking to Dr. Albuja right now. And I’m making the public see what scammers and cheats you are, and this was recorded on video and audio, sir, because you’re talking to Dr. Albuja, I am Dr. Marco Albuja, I have not had any agreement with you to sell and defraud people ”, the doctor said.
“Why do they do that? Why are you using my image?” he finally asked, even though the salesperson had already hung up on the call.
“This is false,” he emphasized to his viewers, before finishing this chapter. While on his social networks he remarked that it was a scam and that he is not the image of any medicine. “Remember, Dr. Albuja does not sell creams, pills or medicines for any ailment”he pointed out on his Instagram. (YO)
Source: Eluniverso
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