WHILE sending “aguinaldo” (Christmas cash gift) through digital wallet is now the “in thing,” a lawyer has advised the ninong and ninang (godparents) to be careful in sending money as there could be posers claiming to be their “inaanak (godchildren).”
“Poseurs could be claiming as their inaanaks saying that they got a new number or had asked the number of their friend for sending their aguinaldo using the digital transfers. Do not be scammed,” said Nicasio Conti of Click party-list group.
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