Ayala Beware of fake Spinneys job offers

Beware of Fake Spinneys Job Offers A Warning from Ayala

In today's digital age, it's crucial to be vigilant when navigating the online job market. Scammers are constantly evolving their tactics, and we must stay one step ahead to protect ourselves from financial losses and damage to our reputation.

Recently, AYALA Corp. issued a warning about fraudulent online accounts posing as Spinneys, a UAE-based retail company expanding in the Philippines. These scammers are pretending to be recruiters, enticing victims with supposed job vacancies at Spinneys Philippines.

The Scam A False Promise of Quick Returns

Fraudsters are asking applicants to pay an initial investment to join as Spinneys members, promising quick hiring, daily interest, and capital release within months. The scam's basic plan requires a payment of P8,000, with a promised daily return of 0.5 percent and capital release in 150 days. A more expensive standard plan demands P40,000, with 0.7 percent daily returns and capital release in 120 days.

The Reality Spinneys Philippines Is Not Involved

Ayala is quick to emphasize that these offers are nothing but fraudulent. Ayala is not associated with, nor does it endorse, individuals behind fake pages orchestrating these illegal activities, the company stated. We are taking steps to remove these scam accounts. In other words, Spinneys Philippines is not offering jobs through these online channels.

A Warning Exercise Caution and Skepticism

As we continue to explore job opportunities online, it's essential to exercise caution and skepticism. Always follow updates about reputable companies like Spinneys on official channels, and be wary of offers that seem too good to be true. Never engage with fake pages, share personal information, or invest in schemes that may lead to financial losses.

Protect Yourself Tips for Job Seekers

To avoid falling prey to these scams

1. Verify the authenticity of job postings and company profiles.
2. Research the company thoroughly before applying for a job.
3. Be cautious of overly generous offers, as they might be too good to be true.
4. Never share personal information or pay fees for job applications.
5. Report suspicious activity to the relevant authorities.

By being aware of these scams and taking steps to protect ourselves, we can safeguard our financial well-being and reputation in the online job market.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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