Applications for job vacancies at Landbank should be sent to the official email of the bank, submitted personally to its head office, or through the bank’s official website
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The Land Bank of the Philippines is accepting job applications through a link provided in a Facebook post. The claim has been circulating online through a number of Facebook posts since May. For instance, a June 2 post containing the claim has 40 shares, 53 comments, and 71 reactions as of writing. It was posted in a public Facebook group named “PRC BOARD EXAMINATIONS AND UPDATES” with 303,700 members. Prior to that, it was also posted last month by a Facebook page with 5,400 likes.
The post claims that Landbank is hiring nationwide, and some vacant positions are open to those with no experience. It also instructs interested applicants to fill out and submit a form through a link provided in the caption.. The link in the Facebook post, however, is fake and redirects to a blogging site, not the official Landbank website.
The blogging site contains a fake job application form, asking for applicants’ full name, email address, and phone number. This may be a potential phishing scam, where fraudsters gather user information by posing as a legitimate and trustworthy entity. Individuals filling out the fake form may be at risk of having their data stolen.Possible leak? 157 foreigners caught leaving Porac POGO before police opsThese positions require applicants to have a bachelor’s degree relevant to the job.
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