Palagay ko lang naman...
A woman went to our house asking for Avon products kasi we
have an Avon Dealer banner sa bakod. Nag-order ng Avon from brochure aside from
the products that we have on stock. Gusto niya sana magbayad ng US$100 pero
sabi ko, wala kaming panukli. Besides, hindi ko siya susuklian ng halagang 3K
sa dollar na hindi ako sigurado na totoo at hindi fake. At hindi ko rin binigay
ung products.
So, I just took her full name - JOY SANTOS, number and
address (within subdivision lang) para i-text ko na lang pag andito na ung order
kasi she needs it daw before 5pm para sa isang Halloween party.
So, karipas si MamiKo sa Avon para bilhin ung orders.
Pagbalik niya, I texted and called the number pero “number not in use”. I tried replacing one digit kasi baka
nagkamali lang ako. Pero wrong number naman. Pinuntahan namin ni MamiKo ang
address, iba ang nakatira. Nilibot namin ang Block 20, 21 at 22 kasi Block 21
daw siya. Walang nakakakilala. Pero may nakapagsabing tindera ng sari-sari store
na may nagtanong din daw sa kanya ng Avon products pero di niya kilala ung ale.
Naisip ko scammer siguro un. Siguro gusto lang niya ipapalit ung US$100 niya…siguro
fake yun. Hmp!
Haaay…buhay… Oh well…ganun talaga buhay. As my Papi always say, "charge it to experience"> At least, she didn’t
get anything from us. So what is nice about this? It is a lesson learned. Even if you think you're home safe and sound, scammers are still out to get you :)
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