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Aarón Mercury Urges Fans to Stop Donations After Crowdfunding Scam Linked to His Exit From La Casa de los Famosos México

Mercury denies soliciting money following reports that a cloned GoFundMe redirected contributions to an unrelated recipient.

Overview

  • In a TV interview, Mercury said he believes he lost to Shiky on public votes, countering online claims that producers manipulated the result.
  • Supporters organized a GoFundMe seeking 4 million pesos to match the show's prize, and the campaign reportedly amassed about 2.6 million pesos.
  • Fans later discovered the fundraiser link and description had been altered to benefit a person identified as Vinicio, indicating donations were diverted.
  • Mercury said he has no connection to any fundraising efforts and asked followers not to donate, emphasizing that he never requested money.
  • Reports indicate uncertainty over whether the platform can recover the funds because the money does not appear to be in GoFundMe-controlled accounts, while allegations of production interference remain unverified.