Wrote: Etrit Rexhepi
A link in the form of an image is published, claiming that the Ministry of Finance will provide interest-free loans to people over 35 years old from June 19.
This content was published as sponsored, on June 19 on Facebook, by a page called "Unconditional Loan".
How true is this?
Hibrid.info has found that there is no interest-free loan option from the Ministry of Finance.
Link published in image form from the "Unconditional Loan" page:
The website displayed after clicking does not provide any application options for what is claimed above. The information provided is missing the name of the institution, organization or business that the website represents and does not prove that it is related to the Ministry of Finance (see here).
Hibrid.info has checked through the website "ScamAdviser.com", on the credibility of the website in question and has found that the site in question is considered suspicious (see here).
While even in the Facebook timeline of the page that published this content, rare activity has been observed and data about the activity is missing (see here and here). From what is shown, it is understood that the country from which the site in question is managed is Hong Kong.
In addition, hibrid.info has also researched the website and Facebook page of the Ministry of Finance, on which no announcement has been published regarding the possibility claimed above (see here and here).
Hibrid.info has also found out how the granting of loans in Kosovo is regulated by law. Article 44 of the Law on Banks, Microfinance Institutions and Non-Banking Financial Institutions lists the permitted activities of these institutions, which are licensed by the Central Bank of Kosovo, among which this financial activity is also included (see here).
Analyze:
The claim that the Ministry of Finance will offer interest-free loans to people over 35 years of age from June 19 is false.
The page that published the content with this claim is suspicious, while the Ministry of Finance is not an institution that performs this service.
Based on the methodology in question, hibrid.info assesses the content in question as "Fraud".
rationale
The “Deception” rating is given to informational content that is manipulated in terms of visual (deepfake, cheapfake), audio, or textual content to deceive the audience. This form of deception is usually used to produce false and manipulated content.