DICT Warns Public On Transacting With Alleged MNO, ITC Reps

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) advised the public to “exercise great caution” in conducting various transactions with alleged representatives from Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) and Independent Tower Companies (ITCs).

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The DICT received reports of individuals posing as agents from various MNOs and ITCs. The intention of these MNOs and ITCs were to purchase or lease properties as sites for cellular towers.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology encouraged the public to “exercise due diligence” and ask these alleged representatives to provide proof of authority to act on behalf of the MNOs and ITCs, and the legitimacy of the project as well.

You need to ask and look for these documents to these alleged agents:

  • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Certificate of Registration
  • Local Government Unit (LGU) Business Permit
  • Special Power of Attorney
  • Government-Issued ID of the Agent
  • Real Estate Broker License

You can read the public advisory of DICT here.

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