Scamming Attempts Posing as UP Officials

The UP Information Technology Development Center (ITDC) Office of the Vice President for Development (OVPD) warns all UP constituents of reported scams impersonating University officials.

This involves the scammer sending messages/emails and pretending to be an official, to ask for money or make payments to him/her or to a third party. Said messages/emails may be very emotional and will entice you to be kind and generous.

Here’s how we can protect ourselves:

  • Be extra vigilant when corresponding through email, social media, and other online platforms. 
  • Please do NOT entertain emails or messages pretending to be an official or  those asking for money or asking for payments to him/her or to a third party.
  • Do NOT provide your personal information to questionable senders.

 

If you encounter suspicious websites, emails, and posts on social media sites, please immediately inform [email protected].

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