Ana María Alvarado reveals that she was scammed in Katy Perry concert | Mexico news

Ana María Alvarado revealed in full morning transmission of the Sol Sol program, which He was a victim of a scam During your visit to the Arena México, Mexico, When he went to the expected concert of the singer Katy Perry.

The communicator confessed that she fell into a fraud modality that is increasingly frequent in massive events in the Mexican capital: the assumption “VIP parking.”

How was the scam to Ana María Alvarado?

During the program, Ana María Alvarado shared his experience with the objective of alert your followers Already the audience in general about this type of deception, which are used for chaos that are usually generated in the vicinity of the most busy enclosures.

According to the driver, the scam is that individuals dressed in vests and false sagkets, simulating to be part of the enclosure staff, approach motorists to offer them a “preferential” place parking in exchange for a payment, usually 200 pesos. These scammers appear total legitimacy by carrying official uniforms and using technical language, which gives assistants confidence.

“I went to the Katy Perry concert in the Mexico City Arena. People with a vest, badge, but everything, they tell you that they sell you the VIP parking lot and then fall into the trap,” said Ana María visibly indignantly.

Ana María Alvarado said that after paying the requested fee, they asked her Place a paper on the windshield of the vehicle so that I could supposedly access the special area.

However, when entering the parking lot of the enclosure, a big surprise was taken: the real staff of the place informed him that there was no type of VIP parking and that in addition, the parking lot of the enclosure is free.

“They tell you: ‘Put it on your windshield and let you in’, but when you ask them ‘And the VIP parking lot?’

This type of scam It is not new, But the experience of a public figure as Ana María Alvarado Put the need for greater safety and surveillance around the table again in the surroundings of large enclosures. In addition, the urgency of prevention campaigns stands out to prevent more people from losing their money to trust false workers.

The journalist took advantage of her television space to ask the authorities and event organizers greater control over those who operate in the vicinity of the enclosures, and also called the public to stay alert and not be fooled by people who appear to be part of the official team.

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