Reham Saeed faces electronic fraud.. 16 reports against pages

Today, media personality Reham Saeed filed official reports with the Internet Investigations Department against 16 electronic pages accused of defrauding citizens.

It announced this step through its official Facebook account, stressing that it seeks to protect consumers from fraud, especially during Ramadan offers periods that witness intense activity by these fake pages.

Warning of fraud during Ramadan offers Reham Saeed posted on Facebook confirming that she will take legal action, saying: “I filed 16 reports on 16 pages of fraudsters, and God willing, all this trouble will be over as soon as possible.” She also added: “Administrative report number 2.. We will meet in court! I warned many times, and also Ramadan offers, you thieves! There is still consumer protection and taxes.”

This step comes as a continuation of its repeated warnings about the dangers of shopping through unreliable websites, which exploit seasonal discounts to attract victims.

Call for caution and enhanced oversight Reham Saeed stressed the importance of vigilance and caution when dealing with unofficial websites, noting that there are specialized agencies such as the Consumer Protection Agency working to pursue these suspicious activities. She also stressed the importance of reporting any attempt at electronic fraud to protect consumers' rights.

A new confrontation with "Krawan Mashkel" This was not the first legal move by the Egyptian media figure, as she had previously filed complaints against the famous blogger “Karawan Mashkel” last September, accusing him of insulting and defaming her through videos he posted on TikTok.

In a later development, the Hadayek El-Qobba Misdemeanor Court ruled to imprison blogger Ahmed Ali Mohamed El-Sayed, known as “Karawan Mashkel,” for 4 months on charges of broadcasting false news and insulting and slandering Reham Saeed, in a move that reflects her determination to confront electronic attacks with the law.