Here’s the convo of a lady netizen and “degree holder” who failed to borrow money from her
BORROWING MONEY – A lady netizen took to social media wherein she exposed her conversation with a self-claimed “degree holder”/”professional” who failed to borrow money from her.
When borrowing money from someone, it’s important to approach the situation with the right attitude. Firstly, gratitude is key. Showing appreciation for the lender’s trust in you can help maintain a positive and respectful relationship.
It’s also important to take responsibility for paying back the loan on time, being clear about the terms of the loan and ensuring that you can fulfill your commitments. Good communication is vital to ensure transparency, and if any issues arise, it’s important to be honest and inform the lender promptly.
Respecting the lender by being punctual, honest and transparent in your dealings is crucial. Lastly, be accountable for your actions and decisions regarding the loan.
If unforeseen circumstances arise, it’s essential to take responsibility for your actions and work with the lender to find a solution. By demonstrating these attitudes, you can show that you are a trustworthy borrower and strengthen your relationship with the lender.
However, that’s not what Angelica Magbanua expected from someone in need who wanted to borrow money from her. On Facebook, she shared the message she received from the person which she did not name who opted to borrow money from her. The borrower even claimed that she’s a “degree holder” and a “professional.”
Her post was accompanied by the caption: “IPAKAON SA BATA MO PAGKA DEGREE HOLDER MO! HAHAHAHA DIRI KAPA YA SAKUN MAHULAM 8K PROFESSIONAL KA DIBA? DAMO NA YA NAG UTANG SAKUN NGA PROFESSIONAL NGA WAY NA NAGBINAYAD NAMBLOCK NA DI KO DI PAGTIKALI KUNG ANO KA Goodmorning sakun himos ko anay kay may duty pako!”
Here’s the post:
Her post elicited mixed reactions from the netizens. Here are some of the comments:
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