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CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED
CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED is NOT registered either as a corporation or a partnership. Having no primary registration/corporate franchise, with more reason that it is NOT AUTHORIZED to solicit investments from the public since it has not secured prior registration and/or license from the Commission.

Date Posted: 6 May 2020

CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED

CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED

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Based on the information gathered by the Commission, a number of individuals or group of persons claiming to represent CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED, a.k.a. “CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES”are enticing the public to invest their money in said entity.
As posted online, CAPTCHA PHILIPPINESis offering investments to the public by:Being a “Captcha Philippine Shareholder” wherean investor earns 25% weekly of hisinvestment;Captcha Solving where a member is required to purchase an account amounting to Php2,500.00 entitling such member to earn up to Php500.00 daily(20% return daily), or Php15,000.00 monthly(600% return monthly);Referral where a member shall earn an unlimited Php125.00 for every recruit. In Captcha Solving, Php1.00 shall be earned for every directly-typed correct captcha by the member; and Php1.00 per every correct captcha typed by the members’ recruits up to his/her 3rd level. In each referral per level, maximum of 120 captcha per day shall be paid, but not to exceed Php500.00 per day.In Referral, Php125.00 shall be earned UNLIMITED for every recruit up to the third level. The first level pertains to the direct recruitof the member;the second level pertains to the recruit of a member’s downline; while the third level pertains to the recruit of the indirect recruit. Considering that the aforementionedschemes involvethe sale of securities to the public, the Securities Regulation Code (SRC) requires that these securities are duly registered and that the concerned corporation and/or its agents have appropriate registration and/or license to sell such securities to the public pursuant to Sections8and 28of the SRC.Per recordsof the Commission, contrary to its representation, CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATEDis NOTregistered either as a corporation orapartnership.Having no primary registration/corporate franchise, with morereasonthat it is NOT AUTHORIZEDto solicit investments from the publicsince it has not secured prior registration and/or license from the Commission as prescribed under Sections 8 and 28 of the SRC. Hence, those who act as salesmen, brokers, dealers or agents or claim to act as such for CAPTCHA PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED RP in selling or convincing people to invest in the investment scheme being offered by said entity including solicitations and recruitment through the internet may be prosecuted and held criminally liable under Section 28 of the SRC andpenalized with a maximum fine of Five Million pesos (P5,000,000.00) or penalty of Twenty-one (21) years of imprisonment or both pursuant to Section 73 of the SRC.Also, those who invite or recruit others to join or invest in such venture or offer investment contracts or securities to the public may incur criminally liability, or otherwise be sanctioned or penalized accordingly as held by the Supreme Court in the case of Securities and Exchange Commission vs. Oudine Santos (G.R. No. 195542, 19 March 2014).
Moreover, the Securities and Exchange Commission DOES NOT insure the investments of investorsin any corporation. The public is advised NOT TO INVESTor STOP INVESTINGin any investment scheme being offered by any individual or group of persons allegedly for or on behalf of CAPTCHA PHILIPPINESand to exercise caution in dealing with any individuals or group of persons soliciting investments for and on behalf of said entity. Violators are further warned that aside from the strict penalties imposed by the Commission for violations of the Securities Regulation Code, the Revised Corporation Code, and such other rules and regulation it enforces, the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act (Republic Act No. 11469) also punishes those participating in cyber incidents that make use or take advantage of the current crisis situation to prey on the public through scams, phising, fraudulent emails, or other similar acts. Should you have any information regarding the operation of the subject entity, please call the Enforcement and Investor Protection Department at telephone numbers (02) 8818-6047or send your report to the EIPD at epd@sec.gov.ph.For the guidance of the public.Pasay City, 5May2020