#gcash online scams

GCash is currently working closely with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) in preventing online scams and fraudsters, as well as apprehending any guilty party that conducts illegal activities using GCash. GCash as well reinforced its #GCheckMuna campaign, to ensure that users don't fall victim to scams by being vigilant in protecting their accounts.  Some tips by Gcash's GCheck include the following: Tip 1: Never share your MPIN or one-time password (OTP). As we continue to bolster our security system, we are also counting on the support of our customers and ask that they be vigilant against online scam,” --  Martha Sazon, GCash President and CEO Have you fallen victim to fraud or online scams using your e-wallet? Let us know your experiences, thoughts, and tips in preventing oneself to fall victim to online scams! GCash is strengthening its efforts against task scams and other forms of social engineering fraud as digital scam syndicates become increasingly sophisticated across the country. Task scams often involve fraudsters posing as recruiters, merchants, or online platforms that promise easy earnings in exchange for completing simple online tasks. The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and Meta have signed a new agreement to reduce online scams and fake news in the Philippines. Read more in our articles including "GCash blocks over 900,000 accounts suspected of fraud" and "SEC and PNP sign joint agreement to fight against online investment scams".