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PHILIPPINES: Seminar Aims to Enhance Check Fraud Prevention Skills
In a bid to combat increasing instances of check fraud, a one-day online seminar has been launched in the Philippines to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to prevent such schemes.
“Check Fraud Prevention” Webinar
The webinar aims to educate individuals whose duties include verifying identification documents (IDs) on how to identify forged, counterfeit or fraudulent IDs. The seminar will also cover common check fraud schemes and provide tips on how to avoid them.
Key Takeaways
Upon completing the module, participants will be able to:
- Understand ID profiling and verification techniques
- Know valid IDs and their security features
- Detect counterfeit and forged IDs
- Assess whether a person presenting a document is its legal holder
- Identify common check frauds
- Recognize red flags of check fraud schemes
- Know how to avoid and combat them
Seminar Topics
The seminar will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to basic identification documents (IDs)
- Security features and authentication of IDs
- Anatomy of a check
- Common check frauds
Participants will also have the opportunity to experience and solve documentary and check fraud cases.
Organizer’s Statement
“We aim to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to prevent check fraud schemes,” said [Name], organizer of the seminar. “By attending this webinar, individuals can enhance their understanding of ID profiling and verification techniques, as well as learn how to identify common check frauds.”
Registration
The seminar is open to anyone whose duties include verifying identification documents (IDs) and is expected to attract a wide range of participants from various industries.
Registration for the seminar is now open. Participants can register by clicking on the “Add to Cart” button and proceeding to checkout. Payment options include:
- Bank deposit
- PayPal
- Credit/debit card
Contact Information
For more information, please contact [Email address] or visit [Website].