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Instagram accounts accused of luring migrants to Ceuta with misleading crossing videos

The account confirmed lots of other Instagram profiles help people to cross to Ceuta in this way, and asked for payment "via bank account" with a specific money transfer service.
They said they had helped "many people" cross before and would give me information about the "sewer pipes" which I could use to help me reach the enclave safely.
When I asked one of the anonymous accounts if they could help me cross to Ceuta this weekend, they said yes and requested "5000 dirhams upfront" (£400) for "information that will help you enter Ceuta".
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