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ATM fraud is a reality that has threatened to plague its 14 million users in the Philippines for too long a time.  With its many conveniences offered, ATM cards have become indispensable to customers.  The process is very fast, instantaneous and supposedly highly secure.


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                    [Summary] => KUNG magsalita ang pulis at magbalita ang press, animo’y iisa lang ang Ativan Gang. Sa totoo lang, nagkalat sila. Malamang na ibang grupo ang nag-pick up at pumatay sa Korean diplomat nu’ng nakaraang linggo, sa nagpatulog at nagnakaw sa negosyanteng Pranses sa Makati kailan lang. Mahalagang malaman ito. Kasi, kapag mahuli ang isang gang, baka isipin tapos na ang salot. Hindi. May papalit pang ibang grupo ng mga pusakal na mag-e-engganyo sa turista o probinsiyano na maki-party sa kanila, tapos lalagyan ng pampatulog ang inumin at saka nanakawan.
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                    [Title] => Con games on the rise
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Vexed in the city (by crime wave)

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | November 24, 2003 - 12:00am

If necessity is the mother of invention, then the Internet must have been made for Metro Manilans to warn each other about criminals. Crime is the biggest scourge of the big city, and all other problems like traffic,...

Opinion

What customer service?

By Rey Gamboa | October 26, 2002 - 12:00am

We received some very interesting mail reacting to the series of columns that we have been coming out with regarding the ATM scam that victimized one of BPI’s depositors of more than P80,000, and I’d like...

Business

Who’s gonna stop ATM fraud?

By Rey Gamboa | October 18, 2002 - 12:00am

When someone uses your automated teller machine (ATM) card without your knowledge, who you gonna call? Uhm … ATM fraud is a reality that has threatened to plague its 14 million users in the Philippines for...

Business

Maraming raket

By Jarius Bondoc | June 18, 2002 - 12:00am

KUNG magsalita ang pulis at magbalita ang press, animo’y iisa lang ang Ativan Gang. Sa totoo lang, nagkalat sila. Malamang na ibang grupo ang nag-pick up at pumatay sa Korean diplomat nu’ng nakaraang linggo,...

PSN Opinyon

Con games on the rise

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | May 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Trust show biz celebrities to make people sit up and listen. When movie stars made the rounds of government offices last year to rouse action against video piracy, regulators and legislators moved in an instant....

Opinion

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