Important information regarding R. Doveika was disseminated on the Facebook page of Vilnius St. Joseph’s Parish in Pilaitė.
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According to the announcement, scammers, using the name of the famous priest, seek to extort money from people and sell food supplements and medicines. According to the parish, R. Doveika has nothing to do with this activity.
„ATTENTION!
In recent weeks, scammers have once again become very active, spreading false advertisements online, in which the name and image of Rev. Ričardas Doveika are illegally used, allegedly promoting various medicines or health products.
Almost every day we receive calls from people asking if this information is true. Unfortunately, often people contact us only after the product offered by scammers has been ordered.
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This is – A LIE AND FRAUD.
Priest Ričardas Doveika has nothing to do with any medicines or food supplements; he does not advertise or recommend them.
Please be vigilant:
* do not trust such advertisements;
* do not click on suspicious links;
* do not order or buy anything.
If you have already purchased such a product, do not consume it under any circumstances,” – states the parish post.
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