scams in the philippines

Here are the most common online scams this holiday season that you should watch out for: Online Shopping Scams Online shopping scams come in various shapes and forms; and we’ve seen scammers use more sophisticated techniques through the years. With how meticulous and clever online shopping scams have become, we as consumers must keep an eye out for the red flags to avoid these fast-money schemes. Be more aware and careful, so you don’t become a victim of these scams this Christmas season. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is warning the public on unauthorized investments surrounding cryptocurrency trading and online selling - specifically noting Forsage, RCashOnline, and the Saint John of Jerusalem Knights of Malta Foundation of the Philippines, Inc. Additionally, the Bayanihan to Heal As One Act also punishes those that make use or take advantage of the current crisis to prey on the public through scams, phishing, fraud, or other similar acts. You can explore and shop the Apple Online Store in the Philippines, connecting you to Apple’s complete range of products and services. PMFTC, the Philippine affiliate of Philip Morris International (PMI), has introduced the IQOS ILUMA i in the Philippines, expanding its portfolio of smoke-free products for adults who continue to use tobacco or nicotine. Read more in our articles including "Holiday Scams to Watch Out and How to Avoid Them" and "SEC warns against Forsage, RCashOnline and The Saint John of Jerusalem Knights of Malta Foundation of the Philippines, Inc.".