FALSE: Coca-Cola partners with WHO for investment program

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FactCheck: Official websites and Facebook pages of The Coca-Cola Company do not have announcements about any investment program for people affected by COVID-19. CoronavirusFacts FactsFirstPH

Coca-Cola partners with the World Health Organization in an investment program for people affected by COVID-19The investment scheme is fake. The Coca-cola Company does not have a partnership with the WHO for an investment program to help people affected by COVID-19.Complete details

An image claims that American multinational beverage corporation “The Coca-cola Bottling Company ” partnered with the World Health Organization for an investment program for people affected by COVID-19. A text in the image says, “The Coca-cola Bottling Company in conjunction with the World Health Organization are currently helping the less privileged, unemployed, disabled people to raise their children and those in need of money during this pandemic to be able to pay their bills, buy homes, start business of their choice.”

Below the text is a list of the potential amount of earnings from the “investment procedure” and a note that says the reader will be paid within five to seven minutes after investing. The company logo of the Coca-Cola company can be seen at the top of the image and is also used as a watermark. The signature of a supposed “director of certification” appears at the bottom right side of the image.

 

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