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Johnson’s presents its first ever Johnson’s BidaBest Squad Watch out for the newest Johnson’s kidfluencers and mombassadors on the rise

    ( From left to right: Michelle Lee, Marius Lee, Jolina Magdangal-Escueta, Vika Escueta, Kylie Moussa, Michelle Salcedo) Manila, Philippines — After months of searching for four outgoing and energetic kids, Johnson’s officially introduces its first ever Johnson’s BidaBest Squad who will showcase why using age-appropriate shampoo is important for kids like them.  Last April, Johnson’s announced its search for its first-ever kidfluencer squad with the help of 90s hair icon and now celebrity mom, Jolina Magdangal-Escueta. Johnson’s celebrity mombassador Jolina along with her BidaBest daughter, Vika, showcased their awesome dance moves and healthy hair through their quick demo dance video that fellow moms and kids copied step-by-step to join the #JohnsonsBidaBest Challenge. Thousands of entries nationwide were screened and only 20 were chosen to move to the next round of challenges where they had to create a video on why they deserve to win a coveted spot in our Top 4. In the short vi
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BDO warns against scammers offering help in opening online banking account

AS online scammers remain on the prowl for potential victims, BDO Unibank advises its clients and the banking public in general to follow this simple caution: if you didn't join any contest, you didn't win anything. Don't fall for offers that are too good to be true because they most probably are not true.




 

Scammers are calling accountholders informing them about a prize they allegedly won and encouraging them to open an Online Banking account to redeem it. These scammers will be offering their help and asking the victim to activate it using a code they will be providing.

 

However, the Bank bared that this supposed offer to  "help" or "assist" accountholders in opening an online banking account is just a modus by scammers to get direct access to their would-be victims' bank account. 

 

BDO warns clients that if they have an online banking account, scammers may try to take over their account through email or phone scam by offering higher daily transfer limit, stronger account security, or other enticements.

 

"They will trick you into allowing a third-party account to be enrolled to your Online Banking account through ATM activation," the Bank said.

 

Once this is done, BDO explained that scammers will be able to fully take over the victims' account and steal their money.

 

"Don't instantly fall for promising rewards or other enticements that will lead you to share your account details to others," the Bank stressed. "BDO will never ask you to activate your Online Banking account via ATM to claim rewards or upgrade your account/ATM. Also, do not let others assist you in opening an online banking account or activate it via ATM.”

 

“ATM activation is required only when account holders initiate the Online Banking or third-party account enrollment themselves,” the Bank added.

 

BDO encourages clients to report suspicious incidents to ReportPhish@bdo.com.ph or get in touch with its representatives by logging in Messenger and looking for BDO Customer Care with the blue verified checkmark from Facebook. Clients may also call its hotline at 8631-8000 or email at BDO at customercare@bdo.com.ph. #BDOAntiScam 

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