BEWARE of DESENROLA: Identifying TRUSTWORTHY and FAKE websites!

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An initiative of the Federal Government, “Desenrola Brasil” aims to facilitate debt renegotiation for millions of Brazilian citizens. It is estimated that more than 70 million individuals will benefit. The action began in May 2023 and aims to help indebted Brazilians restore their financial reputation and access to credit, make purchases in installments, apply for loans and sign rental agreements. However, wrongdoers have been taking advantage of this to set up fraudulent websites and carry out scams. This text aims to guide the public in distinguishing legitimate websites from fake ones and avoiding becoming victims of scams.

Illegitimate Desenrola Brasil websites

Unfortunately, wrongdoers exploit the situation to commit fraud. They create deceptive pages and profiles on social media that use the logos and name of the government debt settlement program. The criminals promise to help “clear their name,” luring victims with tempting offers of discounts of up to 99%.

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To do this, they set up deceptive websites that pose as government agencies or debt negotiators. When victims click on the links, they are redirected to these fraudulent pages. From there, the criminals can extract victims’ personal data and even commit financial fraud.

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Thus, victims of these scams risk losing money and having their personal information exposed. In addition to fraud – in which the victim believes they are paying off the debt with the financial institution, but is actually paying the criminal – people risk having their personal information, such as their name, CPF, address, and bank account number, used to carry out other scams.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office conducts investigations to identify and monitor fraudulent pages and profiles on social media. The goal is to “take down” access to these online addresses and hold the criminals accountable. Suspects may face charges for breaking into a computer device, fraud, and crimes against the popular economy.

How to protect yourself

To protect yourself from these scams, you need to take some security precautions:

  1. Access only the official pages of the federal government and banking institutions.
  2. Avoid clicking on links shared on social media and sent through messaging apps.
  3. Be suspicious of pages that promise exorbitant benefits, very large discounts, or removal from the negative credit listing in less than 24 hours.

If you suspect that a Desenrola Brasil page is fraudulent, contact the federal government or the Public Prosecutor's Office. They can advise you on how to proceed.

It is vital that people are aware of these scams and know how to protect themselves. Share this information with your friends, family members, and coworkers. The more people are informed, the fewer victims there will be.

Stay alert and report it if you come across a fake Desenrola Brasil page

In conclusion, Desenrola Brasil is an admirable initiative with the potential to help millions of Brazilians negotiate their debts. However, it is necessary to remain vigilant regarding scams that have been taking advantage of the program. Browsing the web can be a pleasurable and instructive experience, but it can also be risky if you are not careful. It is important to be aware of the risks and know how to identify fake pages. Thus, by following the tips provided in this text, you can browse safely and confidently.

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For more information about the Desenrola Brasil program, visit the government's official page: gov.br/desenrolabrasil

In case of suspected fraud, contact the Public Prosecutor's Office: [email protected]

To report a fake page, contact the Federal Police: [email protected]

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Remember: your security and privacy are important. Do not let yourself be deceived by wrongdoers. Always stay alert and protect yourself.




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