"Nagmamahal, Inay"

**nicolodeon** · July 19th, 2007 08:01 AM

Eto, kwento kahapon ng isang kakilala ko who works as an accounting supervisor at a university sa Recto.

The parents of a "4th year" college student travelled from the province (parang Bataan) to Manila and went to the accounting office of this university where their son is studying. From what I understood from the story, they wanted to ask why the university it charging thousands of pesos from their son for projects. Syempre, a discussion ensued. Nung kinontest ng accounting yung claim nung parents, naglabas ng tatlong receipts yung parents nitong si stude. Immediately, na notice ng mga taga accounting na may problem...

...the receipts from the university were faked at yung signatures were forged.

Syempre, hinde makapaniwala yung parents kase, biro nyo, tatlong bogus receipts yun for P 17,000, 15,000 and 10,000 respectively. Just to prove na fake yung receipts, pinakita nung taga accounting yung actual reciepts nila. Kahit yung lumang mga receipts dati, pinakita sa hindi pa makapaniwalang magulang. Talagang the receipts were fake. Di pa dyan nagtatapos.

The parents then showed some sort of permit or "proof" that the student did actually pay the said amounts for tuition for the last sem and the alleged projects. Turns out that the university does not issue these types of permits or "proofs". Tapos, napansin pa nung accounting staff na kausap nila na yung paper na ginamit eh halatang may border at ginupit lang, tapos yung signature was forged. Di pa rin dyan nagtatapos....

The parents, who I assume are a bit broken already and miffed, played their last card: "Ma'am, malabo po 'atang mangyari yan. Kase, yung anak ko po eh sabi nya eh nag i-internship na sya sa PLDT."

Turns out na yung school eh hinde naman pala industry partner ang PLDT for training/OJT. Di pa rin dyan nagtatapos...

Just to check kung 4th year nga, tinawag ng accounting manager yung isang registrar staff to bring the records of this kid. Turns out that hinde pala 4th year yung bata, 2nd year irregular pala - at hinde pumapasok. Also, dun sa P 42,000 in total na hiningi ni mokong sa parents nya to complete the tuition and "projects", P 10,000 lang pala ang kailangan nung school - at ang binayad pa lang nung bata ay P 1,000.

**uls** · July 19th, 2007 09:38 AM

kasalanan yan ng Starbucks

**chua_riwap** · July 21st, 2007 06:01 AM

Originally Posted by nicolodeon

Eto, kwento kahapon ng isang kakilala ko who works as an accounting supervisor at a university sa Recto.

The parents of a "4th year" college student travelled from the province (parang Bataan) to Manila and went to the accounting office of this university where their son is studying. From what I understood from the story, they wanted to ask why the university it charging thousands of pesos from their son for projects. Syempre, a discussion ensued. Nung kinontest ng accounting yung claim nung parents, naglabas ng tatlong receipts yung parents nitong si stude. Immediately, na notice ng mga taga accounting na may problem...

...the receipts from the university were faked at yung signatures were forged.

Syempre, hinde makapaniwala yung parents kase, biro nyo, tatlong bogus receipts yun for P 17,000, 15,000 and 10,000 respectively. Just to prove na fake yung receipts, pinakita nung taga accounting yung actual reciepts nila. Kahit yung lumang mga receipts dati, pinakita sa hindi pa makapaniwalang magulang. Talagang the receipts were fake. Di pa dyan nagtatapos.

The parents then showed some sort of permit or "proof" that the student did actually pay the said amounts for tuition for the last sem and the alleged projects. Turns out that the university does not issue these types of permits or "proofs". Tapos, napansin pa nung accounting staff na kausap nila na yung paper na ginamit eh halatang may border at ginupit lang, tapos yung signature was forged. Di pa rin dyan nagtatapos....

The parents, who I assume are a bit broken already and miffed, played their last card: "Ma'am, malabo po 'atang mangyari yan. Kase, yung anak ko po eh sabi nya eh nag i-internship na sya sa PLDT."

Turns out na yung school eh hinde naman pala industry partner ang PLDT for training/OJT. Di pa rin dyan nagtatapos...

Just to check kung 4th year nga, tinawag ng accounting manager yung isang registrar staff to bring the records of this kid. Turns out that hinde pala 4th year yung bata, 2nd year irregular pala - at hinde pumapasok. Also, dun sa P 42,000 in total na hiningi ni mokong sa parents nya to complete the tuition and "projects", P 10,000 lang pala ang kailangan nung school - at ang binayad pa lang nung bata ay P 1,000.

Kawawa naman ang mga magulang na ito.........

Baka yung pera inutang pa, para lang makapag-aral yung mga anak. Marami ganyan. Ipapangutang ng mga magulang yung tuition ng mga anak, makapag-aral lang sila.

**pup2** · July 21st, 2007 06:32 AM

Aray. May alam din akong ganyan. Yung isang estudyante hindi inissue-han ng class card sa laki ng overdue. Galit na galit pa yung mga magulang kasi daw binibigay naman ng cash yung pambayad sa tuition. Nung makitang wala pang kalahati yung binabayaran, nagreklamo naman bakit daw pumayag yung school na malaki ang utang ...