📋 Tender Overview
The Philippine Postal Corporation again reminded the public to be vigilant against scammers impersonating post office employees.In an advisory the postal office said that scammers pose as employees who will call or message using a telephonemobile phone e-mail Facebook video messaging and other online platforms to deceive the public that they have an alleged parcel to claim at the postal office.The public is warned not to fall victim to scammers posing as Post Office employees. They are not authorized to transact or solicit information from the public. Do not give personal information and entertain these scammers. If a tracking number was given please verify first using the PHLPost Tracking System found on its Official Website. If the mail was sent to the Post Office the tracking number should be nine 9 digits with the last two letters being PH the Post Office said in a statement.Bogus tracking numbers of packages and other documents are also sent to the victims to make the transaction look legitimate. These documents can be validated with the Post Office.The public is advised to be careful in dealing with suspicious notifications and individuals asking for money.
