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Thanks to social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and FourSquare, these scammers have much more information they can use to their advantage. With all these information about you readily available on social networking sites, it becomes much easier to scam you or use your identity. Social networking sites encourage you to share information, be connected all the time and be transparent or public. 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. Read more in our articles including "SNS makes Online Scamming Much Easier" and "SEC and PNP sign joint agreement to fight against online investment scams".

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What is Social Network Scams?

Thanks to social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and FourSquare, these scammers have much more information they can use to their advantage. With all these information about you readily available on social networking sites, it becomes much easier to scam you or use your identity.

What have you covered about Social Network Scams?

Social networking sites encourage you to share information, be connected all the time and be transparent or public. 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.

Where can I find articles about Social Network Scams?

Our coverage of Social Network Scams includes: "SNS makes Online Scamming Much Easier"; "SEC and PNP sign joint agreement to fight against online investment scams"; "GCash cracks down on task scams and suspicious wallets". Each article provides unique insights and information.