ISLAMABAD: The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has issued a public alert warning against fraudulent activities by imposters claiming affiliation with the organization.
These scammers are making fake calls to extract personal information for the attestation or re-verification of academic documents, demanding hefty fees for degree verification services that exceed the standard HEC charges.
To avoid falling victim to these scams, remember that HEC does not authorize any representatives or agents to handle attestation services. They also don’t make direct calls or contact individuals for these services.
Stay cautious and avoid sharing personal information with unauthorized persons or through fake online platforms. Always verify the authenticity of services before proceeding.
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