🚨[WATCH] The SA Reserve Bank (SARB) is warning consumers about advance fee fraud scams, commonly known as 419 scams. A 419 scam occurs when fraudsters persuade you to send them money with a promise of a larger reward in return. Scammers sometimes even send fake documents featuring the SARB logo and forged signatures of the Governor or other SARB officials, falsely claiming they've transferred millions to your bank account. Remember, the SARB never requires payment to release funds. Stay vigilan

#GDFINews: Mag-ingat sa Advance Fee Scam! #PwedePala #KaPartnerMoSaPagAngat --- Global Dominion Financing, Inc. (GDFI) is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). For inquiries or concerns email [email protected], text/call 09178272742 or 09688744068, or visit gdfi.com.ph. You may contact the SEC via phone (8-818-5990, 02-5322-7696, 0929-626-3095) or email ([email protected], [email protected]). Important: Please study the Loan Terms and Conditions in the disclosure

Maituturing bang Advance Fee Scam ang pagpapataw ng Unlocking, Reactivation, o New Loan Contract Fees? 🤔 Yes! Ang mga scammers ay madalas gumagamit ng mga terminong ito upang humingi ng bayad bago ka makuha ang ipinangakong serbisyo o pondo. Learn more by watching this video #AdvanceFeeScam #LendingScam #SECFinanceFridays | Securities and Exchange Commission Philippines