Best Posts in Thread: 10 Most Popular Online Scams in the Philippines

Rye83 · Nov 1, 2017

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Personal items are not the same as the rip offs you were speaking of but even in other regards I have never seen any other people as gullible as the average Filipina. Most don't seem to question, they just take everything at face value. All of the facebook, internet and personal scams or sales pitches are not questioned much if at all. How many magic skin whiteners has your gf or wife bought? How about the cream to make their belly smaller? What can make them look younger? Here is a list from FB. Lemon juice, baking soda, apple cider vinegar, papaya, avocado, honey, Ponds, salt, Dove, toothpaste as a face cleaner, plus 98 bottles of stuff that the girls in Watsons, Robinsons, etc., sell as the new miracle cream to whiten and reduce wrinkles.
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That's not unique to just Filipina. Women in general are extremely gullible to those kinds of products. You see the same products in the West.

Show them the ingredients. Let them know they are just rubbing coconuts/mango/avocado/fruit in/on their face/hair/stomach/armpits and then ask them if they thinking rubbing food all over them is going to do what is promised on the bottle.

For a good laugh go find a coconut and rub it all over yourself while they are applying their lotions and let them know your method is just as effective as theirs.....and much cheaper. Proceed to repeat this behavior with any fruit/vegetable you get your hands on.

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