A furniture store in Pasay City reported to the Philippine National Police (PNP), the modus of a fake shopping website that uses its name and logo to scam online buyers.
A furniture store in Pasay City reported to the Philippine National Police , the modus of a fake shopping website that uses its name and logo to scam online buyers.
He urged the customers to remain vigilant and only purchase items from their official and verified IKEA website. The store has been receiving numerous complaints which prompted them to file a formal report to PNP Cybercrime Division.
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