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PAGCOR WARNS OF FRAUDSTERS
- By The Financial District
- Jun 5, 2021
- 1 min read
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) is warning the public against some unscrupulous individuals who are using the agency’s name to engage in bogus bidding transactions.
The state-run gaming agency recently received reports that fraudsters who are posing as PAGCOR employees asked some local business owners and unknowing suppliers to join bidding for the supply of pastries and bottled water to PAGCOR, including its Casino Filipino branches.
These fraudsters used fake documents and forged the signatures of some PAGCOR officials to ask for hefty fees, which will allegedly help the suppliers secure a contract with PAGCOR. PAGCOR is warning the public, especially local business owners, not to fall prey to these fraudulent activities.
Instead, to avoid being victimized, PAGCOR advises everyone to practice due diligence when engaging in any business transaction involving PAGCOR.
The legitimacy of any PAGCOR-related transaction may be verified by emailing info@pagcor.ph or calling the contact numbers listed on the PAGCOR’s Contact Us page (https://www.pagcor.ph/contact-us.php) to direct you to the departments concerned.
