ScamBuster PH investigates phishing operations, documents evidence, and reports them to authorities — protecting Filipinos from online fraud.
Documented phishing operations discovered and reported by ScamBuster PH.
A coordinated phishing operation using Google Sites pages hosted under amazoncom-mytv.com to impersonate Amazon's TV activation flow. 8 pages discovered. Amazon Security responded and confirmed investigation.
A coordinated recovery scam operation flooding Filipino Facebook groups with fake testimonials. Scammers pose as victims claiming they recovered lost funds through Telegram user @Davidlovejesse — then charge real victims a fee and disappear. Multiple identical posts found across Scammers Alert Philippines and Online Scammers groups with 11K–16K members.
A job scam and romance scam operation recruiting victims for fake "Chat Moderator" positions. Once hired, workers are instructed to impersonate fake personas on dating platforms and emotionally manipulate foreign users. Connected domain talkytimes.com uses privacy proxy to hide real owner. 700+ people reportedly affected in the Philippines.
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Know how to spot and avoid the most common scams targeting Filipinos online.
Fake websites mimicking real ones to steal credentials. Always check the URL — scammers use tricky domains like amazoncom-mytv.com instead of amazon.com.
Too-good-to-be-true work-from-home offers promising ₱500–₱2,000/day. They eventually ask for a "registration fee" or your personal info.
Fake "you received money" notifications with phishing links. Always open GCash/Maya directly from the app — never click links in SMS or chat.
Scammers build fake relationships then ask for money. If someone online asks for money, it's almost always a scam.
"Your computer has a virus! Call Microsoft now!" — Microsoft, Google, and Apple will never call you unsolicited.
Very common in Mindanao. If returns depend on recruitment, it's pyramiding — illegal and unsustainable.
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Reports sent directly to ScamBuster PH. For urgent cases, also report to NBI Cybercrime Division at report.cybercrime.gov.ph
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Student from Mindanao, PH. Aviation enthusiast. Game dev hobbyist. Rapper. And now — certified scam hunter.
ScamBuster PH started from a single scambaiting session — finding a network of 8 phishing sites impersonating Amazon, doing full WHOIS recon, and reporting them to Amazon Trust & Safety, MarkMonitor, Google Safe Browsing, and Netcraft.
Within hours, Netcraft confirmed the primary URL as malicious. Amazon Security personally responded and confirmed they are investigating. That's when ScamBuster PH became a real thing.
The mission is simple: find scams targeting Filipinos, document everything, report them to the right people, and make sure they get taken down.
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