Not one of the greatest influencer of the world was spared from being in a huge conspiracy of phishing. Both Kim Kardashian and her ex-brother-in-law Scott Disick, former partner and father of Kourtney Kardashian’s children, received a request for $ 40 million after participating in the luxury prizes promotion on Instagram, which is said to be part of a fake lottery, according to the news portal TMZ.
As explained, this draw was held in 2020 and, in theory, there would be five winners who would win major prizes: two first-class airline tickets to go to Los Angeles, three nights in a Beverly Hills hotel, $ 100,000 prize money and even “to be able to shop like Kim Kardashian”. Many of the participants filed the common cause, as well as some winners who did not receive what was announced.
The lawsuit is mainly against the Australian company Curated Businesses. The aforementioned medium contacted this and they replied to him It’s not just that there were “legitimate” award winners at the time, but they still have all the documentation to prove it.
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However, in the class action filed by the people affected, it is pointed out that immediately after participating they saw how their cell phones were filled with “hundreds of advertisers, some of whom requested potentially offensive and unwanted content”, for which they complain that the main reason for organizing this competition was, presumably, to be able to sell the information and personal data later of participants in said advertisers.
Likewise, according to the aforementioned media, Scott Disick would be the main one in charge of organizing this type of lottery.having convinced other family names of the time to promote their contestssuch as Khloé Kardashian, Kris and Kylie Jenner or the mother of their children, who appear in the list the company has on its website of packages exclusive of its products and with the winners of all its competitions since 2019.
The applicants ask the payment of $ 20 million each.
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