Or, wag bumili. Unahin yun anak.
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Reminds me of this guy who owns a computer shop. He is about to deliver a brand new desktop to a client. He excused me from the PC in his shop that I was using, then he opened it up and swapped the new memory of the PC he is about to deliver to the old memory on a pc in his shop. I know because he explained to me what he is doing and it seems he is proud pa of it.
Reminds me also of my wife's old car. It's all Goodyear tires. Then one day I noticed one is now Dunlop and thinner than the other 3 tires. I think it was during pms that it was switched.
na post lang kasi sa social media.. pero matagal nang nangyayari yan.. actually merong ibang bank employees ganyan ang ginagawa.. ni swap yung mga good parts sa old parts + cash..
a kakilala, who has connections to some banks, made kuwento,
"those cars being advertised for bidding by the repossessor banks, latak na lang yan. pinag-pilian na ng mga taga-doon ang mas magandang buys."
the banks do not really care who get to win. all they care about, is that they get their money.
you're probably correct.
according to the original post (post #18 above), the person is a member of the fortuner club.
that suggests to me,
that "he probably got the idea from other members of that club".
is it possible, he and his like, do not see anything wrong with it?!!
after all... posting it in practically public forum...
Last edited by dr. d; July 8th, 2022 at 10:02 AM.
Yes doc, my point of posting it is kahit saan industry may nakawan ng piyesa, as long as you know how the parts work and how likely will the owner/victim will notice the part.
I won't be surprised if it happens with new cars too, sometimes you would hear stories of lemon cars na dami problem.
well,
i have heard of stories where car sellers include the jack and tools... at added price...
totoo kaya ito?