The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) warned the public against scammers selling complimentary tickets for this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival on social media platforms.
The agency said it has received numerous complaints from buyers who were misled into believing the tickets being sold online were legitimate.
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The MMDA stressed that MMFF complimentary tickets are strictly not for sale and urged the public not to patronize illegal sellers.
It advised the public to report incidents of selling or buying complimentary tickets to the MMDA hotline 136.
Meanwhile, the MMFF successfully held its Parade of Stars on Friday in Makati, where officials promoted the eight film entries of the festival’s 51st edition.
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