consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

Provides up-to-date information across a wide range of consumer issues that allow individuals to make informed decisions. Joined March 2021

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

14 hours ago

You may request a refund, cancellation, or discount. Delays without just cause can be reported to DTI under deceptive practices.

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3 days ago

Only if it’s in your contract. Check for “lock-in periods” and relocation clauses. DTI can assist if there’s unfair billing.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

5 days ago

Only if the seller includes accurate labeling: product name, net weight, and seller information. Otherwise, it violates labeling laws.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

7 days ago

Yes, but it must be clearly posted. Otherwise, refusing a basic part of the meal can be seen as deceptive packaging or pricing.

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a week ago

Yes, and they should. Senior citizen or PWD IDs are required to validate the discount. However, refusing the discount despite a valid ID is a violation of RA 9994 and RA 10754. Report violators to the DTI or local OSCA office.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

2 weeks ago

Yes. The merchant must void or reverse the extra charge. If not resolved, report to your bank and BSP.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

2 weeks ago

Yes, if it’s stated in the house rules or check-in agreement. However, they must show clear evidence and a reasonable fee breakdown.

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2 weeks ago

Take screenshots, gather proof, and file a complaint with DTI or the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group. This may be considered estafa.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

3 weeks ago

Yes — but only if the fee is disclosed upfront. Hidden fees violate transparency policies under the Consumer Act.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

3 weeks ago

No. CHED and DepEd policies discourage withholding diplomas over minor unsettled accounts. You can still graduate and request documents with conditions.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

4 weeks ago

Yes. A valid medical certificate can support early termination without penalty. Gyms must have fair exit clauses under DTI guidelines.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

4 weeks ago

They’re required to declare common allergens. If you weren’t warned or informed, you can seek redress for damages under product liability laws.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

4 weeks ago

All fees must be disclosed prior to submission. Charging undisclosed processing fees breaches transparency regulations.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

a month ago

No. If you already confirmed and paid, cancelling for profit is unethical and can be reported to DTI as a bad faith transaction.

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consumerchoicephilippines @phil_cc

a month ago

Stores may request it for verification, but you are not legally required to show one unless it’s a policy disclosed beforehand. Use discretion for your own security.