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any idea how the place called Melindas Garden in Boracay looks like? friends of mine want to go there. thanks

i love futbol and i like the Azkals!

Commando all the way!

NAIA T 1 is bad....really bad.......old and worn out, unfriendly staff and arrogant security guards

NAIA T 2 is a bit better then bad....... spacious and relatively clean but unfriendly staff and arrogant security guards

NAIA t 3 is a bit better then bit better than bad .......... large areas, spacious but long walks but unfriendly staff and arrogant security guards

5 shipments to my office of which 3 were more than 1 week delayed and the other 2 5 days delayed!

Funny thing was that all the shipments (all documents were opened) and than put back into the FEDEX envelope but totally dirty and disorganized. Maybe they had to read them first!

Wonder if they were looking for money like in the post office!

carefull! detective agebcies mostky play on both sides!

Rapide sucks big time! Installing parts which are still working and not fixing the problem!

And here is the end of this scam!

NBI arrests recruiter in P1-B pyramid scam

NBI arrests recruiter in P1-B pyramid scam

 

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) recently apprehended the chief financial adviser of an international pyramiding investment syndicate that has allegedly collected close to P1 billion from prospective investors since it began operating in the country three months ago.

 

NBI Director Nestor Mantaring said their National Capital Region (NCR) agents arrested Eleazard Castillo, allegedly the chief financial adviser of FrancSwiss Investment and has helped reel in as much as P300 million in investments since he joined the syndicate last April.

 

Castillo, a native of Pug-os, Cabuyao, Ilocos Sur, was caught in Baguio City. He was charged with syndicated estafa before the Department of Justice Friday afternoon along with Jaime Poliquit, alias Jimpol, of Davao City; Garry Espiritu; Edwin Sendana of Pasig City; Edward Ricalde of Pampanga; Chris Erabon of Baguio City; and a certain Jomarc of Quezon City.

 

NBI-NCR Regional Director Ruel Lasala said they also identified three foreigners who are reportedly part of the scam: American national Roger Smith, who heads the FrancSwiss Investment in the Asia-Pacific Region; and Singaporean nationals Raymond Chua and Bensy Fong, who hold office on Madison Avenue in New York.

 

Castillo told reporters that as far as he knows, “FrancSwiss is a legitimate on-line investment.”

 

NBI Deputy Director for Regional Operations Reynaldo Esmeralda said Federico Olarte, Glen Manuel Sunga, and Philip Fernando were attracted to the investment scheme offered on the syndicate’s website.

 

With a minimum investment of $1,000, they were allegedly promised a daily interest of 4.5 percent, which is equivalent to $45. They were also entitled to a 10 percent commission for every person they recruit to invest in the money scheme.

 

Agent Manny Fayre said the three complainants each gave $1,000 to the suspects, but Sunga and Fernando started to worry when they did not receive any confirmation of their investment.

 

When they tried to refund their money, Castillo allegedly used dilatory tactics, prompting them to seek the NBI’s assistance.

 

The agents immediately set up an entrapment operation in Baguio City by having one of the complainants meet with Castillo to make an additional investment. They arrested Castillo after he received the marked money.

 

The NBI is encouraging other victims of FrancSwiss to come forward and divulge the names of those who duped them. Lasala said while they have already exposed the “Castillo’s line” in the pyramiding scheme, there are other recruiters operating in the country.

 

“The only way to cut the other lines is if there are complainants. Once they give their statements and name the persons who recruited them, that is the only time we would be able to identify them and arrest them,” he said.

 

Fayre said the FrancSwiss Financial Plan is a binary system wherein a person could only sponsor two investors to start their “downline.” Oftentimes, only the investors belonging to the upper portion of the pyramid benefit from the money-making scheme.

 

There had been reports that personalities in the entertainment, politics and business sectors were among those who have been tricked, but Lasala said they have not confirmed the reports.

 

Esmeralda said the syndicate might have floated the names of famous people as a means to woo more prospective investors.

 

He added that people should be wary about similar investment gimmicks.

 

“If local and international banks only offer 3.6 percent annual interest, then how come a investment scheme could offer a bigger percentage of 4.5 percent daily?” Esmeralda said.

Men who hit their kids and wives are the biggest looser in this world! If you hit your wife or your kids you are a BIGTIME LOOSER!

Why not? We have nothing to hide but we respect eachothers privacy. If I look into his message he doesn't object, if he does, I don't object, too! Trust is all!

also bald down there

and pangit!

McDo

who's butt was that?

Mine! Whose else? :mtc: :mtc: :mtc:

Our resort in Aninuan Beach during our holidays

My butt in the sun!

Check if my bf has the good morning hard-on, if not I get him one and do my good moaning (s)exercise.

My hotpants from Levis! They are almost too short!

If the maids are not in the house my bf and I are doing it all the time.

We went on Easter to a Nudist Beach in the Mediterian Sea. That was real fun!

Being bi, I am wishing for a nice gal to join me and my b/f