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in this age of social media, almost anything can be copied and faked online. Users are often confuse when they’re looking up the pages they’re following online, and many times they landed on a wrong but similar Facebook accounts.
There’s nothing wrong with fan-made Facebook pages because that’s how fans show their love and support for the person or brand that they follow on Facebook.
But too much isn’t a good thing when these duplicate or faked accounts are used for illegal activites and online scamming.
Mobile wallet app, GCash is not exempted from this modus and they’re also a victim of online fake and duplicate accounts.
Because it is happening, even as we speak, GCash is helping us how to spot fake accounts from the real one.
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Fake page(s) have few or no followers at all
In the event that a suspicious page tries to contact us (Maessenger, SMS, or email), GCash advises us not to entertain them at all.
“Do not talk to them because they can steal information from you and they can wipe out all the data (including your money) inside your GCash wallet.
Report these fake pages to help.gcash.com. #BeInTheKnow,” said the advisory from GCash.
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