Beware of Fraudulent VOICE Web and Social Media Pages

It has come to our attention once again, that fraudulent VOICE web and social media posts and pages are being used by individuals with malicious intent to tarnish the reputations of esteemed Saint Lucians and institutions by spreading false information.

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has been one of their targets, and now, Daren Sammy is the latest victim of these deceitful actions.

We wish to inform our readers, advertisers, well-wishers, and friends that these social media pages, which mimic those of THE VOICE Publishing Company, are fake and should be disregarded.

We firmly state that we have no affiliation with these pages and distance ourselves from their content. While the masthead may resemble that of our official website, please be assured that THE VOICE Publishing Company and THE VOICE Newspaper are in no way associated with these fraudulent pages.

Tips to Verify Official Information

Official Website Verification:
- Always check the URL of the website. Ensure it matches our official website: thevoiceslu.com.
- Look for a padlock icon in the address bar indicating a secure connection.
Social Media Authenticity:
- Verify the username/handle. Our official accounts for Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Threads and Instagram all use the handle @thevoiceslu.
News Updates and Announcements:
- Official news stories and announcements are always posted on our website and confirmed social media channels.
- Avoid relying on screenshots or forwarded messages without verifying the original source.
Links and Redirects:
- Be wary of suspicious links or redirects that do not lead to our official website.
- Hover over links to see the actual URL before clicking.
Report Suspicious Activity:
- If you come across any suspicious accounts or posts claiming to represent us, please report them to the platform and notify us immediately.
Stay Informed:
- Follow our official social media channels and visit our official website to receive reliable and timely updates.