The Pombo sisters are living a very good time in their personal and professional lives. The three are happily married and are building their families little by little while they continue to grow in networks. In addition, on November 29, POMBO will premiere on the Prime Video streaming platform, a documentary about the family's daily life with the phrase "there are things that are sacred" as its motto.
Over the last few years we have been able to see how Lucía, Marta and María Pombo have helped each other and supported each other to continue growing professionally, reach more people and participate in campaigns and events of all kinds. The family members are not only united in their fraternal bond, but their work in networks has made them become inseparable.
But all that glitters is not gold. Lucía Pombo, the eldest of the three sisters, uploaded a video last night to the stories of her official Instagram account in which she directly addressed her more than 458,000 followers to warn them to be careful with deceptions through the phone, since a member of your family has been scammed.
''I'm going to tell you a quick little thing that I think may interest you all a lot, so stay tuned. I have a relative who has been scammed with the famous story of banks that call you by first and last name and tell you that they have seen certain movements in the account and that if you want to proceed to cancel the cards and all those things, you know.'' , the content creator began to explain from the passenger seat of a car.
''In principle we all think we are very smart and we may even think that we would catch this scam. Well, this scam involved the bank's mobile application, that is, they were able to enter the mobile application,' she explained distressedly.
The young content creator ended the story by advising all her followers that if it ever happens to them that they are called from the supposed bank and notified of strange movements in the account, do not continue the conversation.
''My advice is that you hang up the phone and call your bank because that way you know it's not going to be a scam,'' he said, thus providing a solution to a problem that affects thousands of people in our country every year. day.
