Emirates’s website offered to get free tickets after a short survey.
On the eve of the UAE's flagship airline from Dubai, it approached its customers with a statement that it intends to prosecute those who slandered it after it was offered to receive free tickets on the airline’s fake website.
On a fake website, it was reported that in honor of the celebration of thirty-three years from the date of the founding of the company, everyone can get two free tickets.
The newsletter ended with the question: "Do you consider Emirates the best airline?"
The site also said that there were 196 tickets left.
The airline warns people not to visit such sites, not to follow the link from spam on social networks.
"Emirates has become aware of fraudulent websites that allegedly offer free airline tickets to anyone who passes an online survey. We strongly recommend that you don’t follow any links or repost such messages on social networks. Currently Emirates is figuring out the source of this scam and intends to sue the attackers, "the spokeswoman for the airline said.
This is not the first time that such information has been disseminated. In the past, such fraudulent sites have already been created.
