Fake pages imitating infobae

If you saw a story with the infobae logo about an investment platform, it is probably a copy. infobae has nothing to do with it: someone copies its design to make an ad look like news.

We have seen 6 screenshots with this design, from 3 platforms. The real infobae site is infobae.com. If the address is different, it is not infobae.

• Argentina
• Colombia

How to spot the copy

• Check the address bar: the copy lives on another domain.
• Click the menu: on the copy, sections lead nowhere or all go to the form.
• Look for the story on the outlet's real site. If it is not there, it is fake.
• A news outlet does not end a story with a form asking for your phone number.

→ Investigation: the news outlets investment scams copy most, by country

Platforms using this copy

Impersonated celebrities

• Gustavo Sylvestre
• Abelardo de la Espriella
• Arturo Calle
• David Vélez
• Germán Ávila Plazas
• Gustavo Petro
• Jaime Gilinski
• Lionel Messi
• Lionel Scaloni
• Luis Carlos Sarmiento Angulo
• Marcos Galperin
• Ricardo Roa
• Javier Milei
• Juan Carlos Hurtado Parra
• Tomás Uribe

Screenshots of the scam

Real screenshots of what we saw, with date and country. This is scam material, not true information: we have hidden personal data and marked every image. Do not use any links, phone numbers or details shown.

• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Argentina · November 10, 2026
• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Colombia · November 6, 2026
• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Argentina · November 9, 2026
• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Argentina · November 5, 2026
• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Argentina · November 4, 2026
• Ad landing page (imitates infobae) · Colombia · November 3, 2026

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