Olddaddy Posted Thursday at 04:42 AM Author Posted Thursday at 04:42 AM 1 hour ago, bkkmfj2648 said: Yes, he was so annoying. And it was hard to get away from him. Could of been a free root 🍆was he good-looking? I bet if he was a young 19yo Swedish backpacker you would of shared details 😊 mauRICE and 10tazione 2 Quote
jamiebee Posted Thursday at 07:02 AM Posted Thursday at 07:02 AM 22 hours ago, Olddaddy said: And can you show me Filipino money "You are so rude they were only asking where the sushi and money changers were,! ....and a cigarette .🚬.and to look at Filipino money ! On my last visit last June, Raya has dedicated their ground floor entrance and lifts/elevators with Public service Announcements and posters against this type of scam, specifically. vinapu 1 Quote
zoomomancs Posted Thursday at 09:03 AM Posted Thursday at 09:03 AM I think it's best to be cautious. Asking to see money on the street is a red flag. If they were genuine you may have taught them this so you did them a favour. Olddaddy 1 Quote
mauRICE Posted Thursday at 10:01 AM Posted Thursday at 10:01 AM If they wanted to see what my currency looks like, which is a very strange request in itself, I would have just told them to take their phones out and google it. Travelingguy and Olddaddy 1 1 Quote
vinapu Posted yesterday at 02:44 AM Posted yesterday at 02:44 AM 22 hours ago, Olddaddy said: Could of been a free root 🍆was he good-looking? He was not Quote
vinapu Posted yesterday at 02:45 AM Posted yesterday at 02:45 AM 19 hours ago, jamiebee said: On my last visit last June, Raya has dedicated their ground floor entrance and lifts/elevators with Public service Announcements and posters against this type of scam, specifically. now when you said this I recall seeing and hearing it when I was there at end of July jamiebee 1 Quote
vinapu Posted yesterday at 02:51 AM Posted yesterday at 02:51 AM 16 hours ago, mauRICE said: If they wanted to see what my currency looks like, which is a very strange request in itself, I would have just told them to take their phones out and google it. tell that to those thousands who are lining up to see Mona Lisa , Rosetta Stone or Emerald Buddha. Nothing strange with request to see other country currency, strange part only is that they are asking that strangers on the street Olddaddy 1 Quote
Keithambrose Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago On 8/28/2026 at 3:51 AM, vinapu said: tell that to those thousands who are lining up to see Mona Lisa , Rosetta Stone or Emerald Buddha. Nothing strange with request to see other country currency, strange part only is that they are asking that strangers on the street Well, I think its strange! Quote
Londoner Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago On 8/27/2026 at 10:03 AM, zoomomancs said: I think it's best to be cautious. Asking to see money on the street is a red flag. If they were genuine you may have taught them this so you did them a favour. The only time I have been scammed was in Prague, long ago. Two policemen approached and told me to be careful because there was a problem with counterfeit notes prevalent in tourist areas. They checked mine and told me that they were fine. An hour later, I was paying for a beer in a pub when I noticed that half of my cash was gone. Half, I emphasise. They weren't policeman. Quote
Keithambrose Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 6 minutes ago, Londoner said: The only time I have been scammed was in Prague, long ago. Two policemen approached and told me to be careful because there was a problem with counterfeit notes prevalent in tourist areas. They checked mine and told me that they were fine. An hour later, I was paying for a beer in a pub when I noticed that half of my cash was gone. Half, I emphasise. They weren't policeman. "They weren't policeman." Are you sure! Quote