Condition 10/10

Selling it for 300 only.

Cebu City.

Starting price Php 50 pesos.

Less than 200 pesos.

📍Pardo, Cebu CITY . PIN: Caltex Kinasang-an

COD / PICKUP

⚠️Manage your expectation. This is not brandnew.

Please expect signs of usage like washable stains, kum-ot texture, minimal flaws. Buy at your own risk.

❌️No cancellation after mine. No return no exchange.

reminder: these are personal preloved items, not brandnew! bawal sa maarte pls 🥹 expect minor flaws.

⚠️colors may vary due to lighting and editing.

🔔Buy at your own risk.

Identity Theft Experience (Cebu, Philippines) – Please Protect Your IDs

I'm sharing this to warn others because I became a victim of identity theft.

Around July 17, 2026, someone contacted me asking for payment for a ₱3,000+ order of "Dubai Chewy Choco." I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about. (Seriously... ano naman gagawin ko sa ganyang karaming chocolate? 😂 I'm on a calorie deficit.)

The seller then sent me screenshots of their conversation with the buyer. That's when I found out that someone was using a Facebook account named "Jaz Anor"—the same username I use—to pretend to be me.

What shocked me even more was that the person behind the account had copies of my valid ID and a selfie with my ID, supposedly to make the transactions look legitimate.

The delivery address shown in the transaction was Punta Princesa, Cebu City.

What I personally found during my own investigation

After trying to trace what happened, these were the things I observed:

- The delivery contact number appeared to be associated with the name Bianca Nobleza.

- The Facebook account using my name had interactions with an account under the same name.

- Both accounts posted the same CEC uniform listing on Facebook Marketplace. (Funny because I never studied at Cebu Eastern College—I attended the University of the Visayas.)

- When we spoke with Bianca, she said she didn't personally know the account owner and claimed her cousin had dealt with the account because it had allegedly been purchased from someone who previously sold iPhones.

- Before we even directly accused anyone, she reportedly offered to pay in installments to settle the issue, which I personally found unusual.

- After these events, the fake account suddenly began trying to settle with people who claimed they had also been scammed.

Update (July 19, 2026): The person I spoke with admitted to owning the Facebook account and apologized for what happened. I have kept records of our conversation.

What happened to my Facebook account

After I started posting about my experience on Facebook to warn others, my posts were repeatedly reported as false information.

My Facebook account—which I've had for 15 years—was first suspended. I successfully appealed and got it back, but shortly afterward it was permanently disabled.

Meanwhile, I reported the fake profile that was using my identity, but Meta did not remove it.

It's frustrating because I was the victim of identity theft, yet I ended up losing my own account.

Lesson learned

Never send your ID online unless it's absolutely necessary and you completely trust the recipient.

If you do have to send it:

- Keep screenshots or records of where you sent it.

- Add a watermark stating the purpose whenever possible.

- Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.

If someone uses your identity without your permission, that's identity theft.

Looking back, I also remembered sending my ID and personal information years ago when applying for an online loan. That may have been where my information was compromised, although I can't say for certain.

I'm posting this simply to raise awareness so others don't have to experience the same thing.

Stay safe, everyone.

#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines

Be aware of this girl. Ginawang raket ang pagscam.⚠️ Identity Theft Experience (Cebu, Philippines) – Please Protect Your IDs

I'm sharing this to warn others because I became a victim of identity theft.

Around July 17, 2026, someone contacted me asking for payment for a ₱3,000+ order of "Dubai Chewy Choco." I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about. (Seriously... ano naman gagawin ko sa ganyang karaming chocolate? 😂 I'm on a calorie deficit.)

The seller then sent me screenshots of their conversation with the buyer. That's when I found out that someone was using a Facebook account named "Jaz Anor"—the same username I use—to pretend to be me.

What shocked me even more was that the person behind the account had copies of my valid ID and a selfie with my ID, supposedly to make the transactions look legitimate.

The delivery address shown in the transaction was Punta Princesa, Cebu City.

What I personally found during my own investigation

After trying to trace what happened, these were the things I observed:

• The delivery contact number appeared to be associated with the name Bianca Nobleza.
• The Facebook account using my name had interactions with an account under the same name.
• Both accounts posted the same CEC uniform listing on Facebook Marketplace. (Funny because I never studied at Cebu Eastern College—I attended the University of the Visayas.)
• When we spoke with Bianca, she said she didn't personally know the account owner and claimed her cousin had dealt with the account because it had allegedly been purchased from someone who previously sold iPhones.
• Before we even directly accused anyone, she reportedly offered to pay in installments to settle the issue, which I personally found unusual.
• After these events, the fake account suddenly began trying to settle with people who claimed they had also been scammed.

Update (July 19, 2026): The person I spoke with admitted to owning the Facebook account and apologized for what happened. I have kept records of our conversation.

What happened to my Facebook account

After I started posting about my experience on Facebook to warn others, my posts were repeatedly reported as false information.

My Facebook account—which I've had for 15 years—was first suspended. I successfully appealed and got it back, but shortly afterward it was permanently disabled.

Meanwhile, I reported the fake profile that was using my identity, but Meta did not remove it.

It's frustrating because I was the victim of identity theft, yet I ended up losing my own account.

Lesson learned

Never send your ID online unless it's absolutely necessary and you completely trust the recipient.

If you do have to send it:

• Keep screenshots or records of where you sent it.
• Add a watermark stating the purpose whenever possible.
• Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.

If someone uses your identity without your permission, that's identity theft.

Looking back, I also remembered sending my ID and personal information years ago when applying for an online loan. That may have been where my information was compromised, although I can't say for certain.

I'm posting this simply to raise awareness so others don't have to experience the same thing.

Stay safe, everyone.

#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines

Part 2 • These are not brandnew but not UKAY2. Personal things ni. 🤭

[ Nothing above 200 pesos ]

⚠️Heads up: These are preloved or not brandnew. Expect that SOME had issues like "kum-ot", with stain [washable] or kind of "sign of usage" . No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶♡

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

​

[ 💖 Pwedi hangyo basta more than 5 paliton ]

Items to find: 🔎

JEANS , TERNOS , SHORTS , NIGHTIES , CROPTOP JACKET , LONG SLEEVE , CARDIGAN , TROUSER , MENS SHIRT & SHORT , MINI SKIRTS , PENCIL SKIRT , BLAZER , CROPTOP TOPS and more. 🥰🎀

⚠️Heads up: These are preloved or not brandnew. Expect that SOME had issues like "kum-ot" , with stain [washable] or kind of "sign of usage" ,with sign of stitch and etc . No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶♡

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

For as low as P30 pesos TERNO 🤭

Items ni nga na bogus|nalimot ko kinsa naka mine aning uban kay na disabled akong 2nd account 😢

•PAUNHANAY LANGS. NO BOGUS BUYER• NO HOLDING OF ITEMS IF NO PAY • CASH ON DELIVERY • PICK UP IS OKAY 🫶

[ 💖 Pwedi hangyo basta more than 5 paliton ]

Items to find: 🔎

JEANS , TERNOS , SHORTS , NIGHTIES , CROPTOP JACKET , LONG SLEEVE , CARDIGAN , TROUSER , MENS SHIRT & SHORT , MINI SKIRTS , PENCIL SKIRT , BLAZER , CROPTOP TOPS and more. 🥰🎀

⚠️Heads up: These are preloved or not brandnew. Expect that SOME had issues like "kum-ot" , with stain [washable] or kind of "sign of usage" ,with sign of stitch and etc . No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶♡

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

​

Manage your expecation bcs these are preloved.

Cod and pick up

🏡 Pardo , Cebu

FOR YOUR LITTLE DALAGA 1-5 YR OLD 🫶

⚠️Heads up: No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

​

💱 Starts at 79.00 nothing above 200 🤯

⚠️Heads up: No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

​

Message me

⚠️Heads up: No returns & no exchanges please , colors and apperance may SLIGHTLY differ from actual due to lighting , editing and device differ. But rest assured all the details are as honest and accurate as possible. 🫶

Open for cod/pickup.

🏡Kinasang-an Pardo Cebu

Landmark: Caltex Gasoline station.

Samsung Galaxy A07 4gb/64gb. 1month old this coming August 14. P1500

I can't believe I got approved for Atome on my first try! 😭

For the longest time, I only used my partner's Atome account because I didn't have a usable physical valid ID. My National ID got scratched, so the photo wasn't clear anymore.

After getting a new phone, an Atome ad popped up. I thought, "Why not? If I get declined, no hard feelings."

The first time, my ID verification was rejected. On my second attempt, I scanned my ID using my phone instead of the previous method. I even took screenshots because I didn't expect anything. 😂

Two days later, I got approved with a ₱2,500 credit limit. After completing the smile verification, I received an additional ₱500 increase. On the same day, my cash loan application was also approved. That was definitely my lucky day!

Side story: My partner also got approved before, and I honestly think my experience as a former credit card agent helped when filling out the application. We were trained on how to answer application forms accurately, so maybe that made a difference.

One thing I personally did was select Financing/Pawnshop as my work category and choose the pawnshop company that matched my employment. In my experience, Atome didn't ask for a payslip or proof of employment. Of course, this was just my personal experience, and I can't guarantee it will work for everyone since approval depends on Atome's own evaluation.

If anyone wants to use my referral code. Referral more chance of approval 😊

Identity Theft | Scammer confessing video who admitted her crime.

Identity Theft Experience (Cebu, Philippines)

I'm sharing this to warn others because I became a victim of identity theft.

Around July 17, 2026, someone contacted me asking for payment for a ₱3,000+ order of "Dubai Chewy Choco."

I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about.

(Seriously... ano naman gagawin ko sa ganyang karaming chocolate? 😂 I'm on a calorie deficit.)

The seller then sent me screenshots of their conversation with the buyer.

That's when I found out that someone was using a Facebook account named "Jaz Anor"—the same username I use—to pretend to be me.

What shocked me even more was that the person behind the account had copies of my valid ID and a selfie with my ID to make the transactions look legitimate.

The delivery details in the screenshots pointed to Punta Princesa, Cebu City.

---

What I personally found

After trying to figure out what happened, these were the things I personally observed.

The delivery contact number appeared to be associated with the name Bianca Nobleza.

The Facebook account using my name had interactions with an account under the same name.

Both accounts also posted the same CEC uniform listing on Facebook Marketplace.

That stood out to me because I never studied at Cebu Eastern College.

I attended the University of the Visayas.

When we spoke with Bianca, she said she didn't personally know the account owner.

She claimed that her cousin was the one who dealt with the account because it had allegedly been purchased from someone who previously sold iPhones.

Before we directly accused anyone, she reportedly offered to pay in installments to settle the matter.

I personally found that unusual.

Later, the fake account suddenly started trying to settle with people who also claimed they had been scammed.

Update (July 19, 2026):

The person I spoke with admitted to owning the Facebook account and apologized for what happened.

I have kept records of that conversation.

---

Then I became the one who got punished.

After posting my experience on Facebook to warn others, my posts were repeatedly reported as false information.

My Facebook account, which I had for 15 years, was suspended.

I appealed and successfully recovered it.

Then, not long after, it was permanently disabled.

Meanwhile, I reported the fake profile that was using my identity.

Meta declined to remove it.

Imagine being the victim... and still ending up losing your own account.

That was honestly the most frustrating part.

---

What I learned

Never send your ID online unless it's absolutely necessary.

If you really have to, add a watermark and keep screenshots of where you sent it.

Those records may help if your identity is ever misused.

Looking back, I remembered sending my ID years ago when applying for an online loan.

I can't say for certain that's where it came from.

But it's the biggest mistake I feel I made.

If someone uses your identity without your permission, that's identity theft.

Please be careful.

I hope nobody else has to go through what I experienced.

#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines

\#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines #bianca.nobleza.39

\#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines #bianca.nobleza.39

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I'm sharing this to warn others because I became a victim of identity theft of this girl name BIANCA NOBLEZA STUDYING IN CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE who TOLERATED THIS GIRL!

Around July 17, 2026, someone contacted me asking for payment for a ₱3,000+ order of "Dubai Chewy Choco."

I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about.

(Seriously... ano naman gagawin ko sa ganyang karaming chocolate? 😂 I'm on a calorie deficit.)

The seller then sent me screenshots of their conversation with the buyer.

That's when I found out that someone was using a Facebook account named "Jaz Anor"—the same username I use—to pretend to be me.

What shocked me even more was that the person behind the account had copies of my valid ID and a selfie with my ID to make the transactions look legitimate.

The delivery details in the screenshots pointed to Punta Princesa, Cebu City.

---

What I personally found

After trying to figure out what happened, these were the things I personally observed.

The delivery contact number appeared to be associated with the name Bianca Nobleza.

The Facebook account using my name had interactions with an account under the same name.

Both accounts also posted the same CEC uniform listing on Facebook Marketplace.

That stood out to me because I never studied at Cebu Eastern College.

I attended the University of the Visayas.

When we spoke with Bianca, she said she didn't personally know the account owner.

She claimed that her cousin was the one who dealt with the account because it had allegedly been purchased from someone who previously sold iPhones.

Before we directly accused anyone, she reportedly offered to pay in installments to settle the matter.

I personally found that unusual.

Later, the fake account suddenly started trying to settle with people who also claimed they had been scammed.

Update (July 19, 2026):

The person I spoke with admitted to owning the Facebook account and apologized for what happened.

I have kept records of that conversation.

---

Then I became the one who got punished.

After posting my experience on Facebook to warn others, my posts were repeatedly reported as false information.

My Facebook account, which I had for 15 years, was suspended.

I appealed and successfully recovered it.

Then, not long after, it was permanently disabled.

Meanwhile, I reported the fake profile that was using my identity.

Meta declined to remove it.

Imagine being the victim... and still ending up losing your own account.

That was honestly the most frustrating part.

---

What I learned

Never send your ID online unless it's absolutely necessary.

If you really have to, add a watermark and keep screenshots of where you sent it.

Those records may help if your identity is ever misused.

Looking back, I remembered sending my ID years ago when applying for an online loan.

I can't say for certain that's where it came from.

But it's the biggest mistake I feel I made.

If someone uses your identity without your permission, that's identity theft.

Please be careful.

I hope nobody else has to go through what I experienced.

#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines

Identity Theft Experience (Cebu, Philippines) – Please Protect Your IDs

I'm sharing this to warn others because I became a victim of identity theft.

Around July 17, 2026, someone contacted me asking for payment for a ₱3,000+ order of "Dubai Chewy Choco." I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about. (Seriously... ano naman gagawin ko sa ganyang karaming chocolate? 😂 I'm on a calorie deficit.)

The seller then sent me screenshots of their conversation with the buyer. That's when I found out that someone was using a Facebook account named "Jaz Anor"—the same username I use—to pretend to be me.

What shocked me even more was that the person behind the account had copies of my valid ID and a selfie with my ID, supposedly to make the transactions look legitimate.

The delivery address shown in the transaction was Punta Princesa, Cebu City.

What I personally found during my own investigation

After trying to trace what happened, these were the things I observed:

- The delivery contact number appeared to be associated with the name Bianca Nobleza.

- The Facebook account using my name had interactions with an account under the same name.

- Both accounts posted the same CEC uniform listing on Facebook Marketplace. (Funny because I never studied at Cebu Eastern College—I attended the University of the Visayas.)

- When we spoke with Bianca, she said she didn't personally know the account owner and claimed her cousin had dealt with the account because it had allegedly been purchased from someone who previously sold iPhones.

- Before we even directly accused anyone, she reportedly offered to pay in installments to settle the issue, which I personally found unusual.

- After these events, the fake account suddenly began trying to settle with people who claimed they had also been scammed.

Update (July 19, 2026): The person I spoke with admitted to owning the Facebook account and apologized for what happened. I have kept records of our conversation.

What happened to my Facebook account

After I started posting about my experience on Facebook to warn others, my posts were repeatedly reported as false information.

My Facebook account—which I've had for 15 years—was first suspended. I successfully appealed and got it back, but shortly afterward it was permanently disabled.

Meanwhile, I reported the fake profile that was using my identity, but Meta did not remove it.

It's frustrating because I was the victim of identity theft, yet I ended up losing my own account.

Lesson learned

Never send your ID online unless it's absolutely necessary and you completely trust the recipient.

If you do have to send it:

- Keep screenshots or records of where you sent it.

- Add a watermark stating the purpose whenever possible.

- Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.

If someone uses your identity without your permission, that's identity theft.

Looking back, I also remembered sending my ID and personal information years ago when applying for an online loan. That may have been where my information was compromised, although I can't say for certain.

I'm posting this simply to raise awareness so others don't have to experience the same thing.

Stay safe, everyone.

#IdentityTheft #ScamAwareness #Cebu #Philippines

Everything below is based on facts. If I’m wrong for mentioning names, I am willing to meet and talk about it face to face. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

NOTE: UPDATED VERSION: I ALREADY HAD AN EVIDENCE WITH HER CONFESSION. THAT I WILL POST IT HERE.

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*Someone is USING MY IDENTITY TO SC@M.*

*FB Name:* JAZ ANOR

*Link:* https://www.facebook.com/nobodycares.11.22

*What happened:*

Someone messaged me asking for payment. She claimed I ordered "Dubai Chewy Choco" worth ₱3,000+ 😫

So she sent me screenshots of their convo. The account name was *"JAZ ANOR"*. I don’t know the full context of their negotiations, but the scammer pretended to be "me" and even sent my Valid ID with a selfie for "security purposes" and to look legit.

*Delivery Details:*

Maxim delivery to: *"Punta Princesa"* Cebu City

Contact number: 0992774 8746

*Fast forward:*

We traced the contact number given for delivery. It turns out the name linked to it is *"BIANCA NOBLEZA"*, https://www.facebook.com/bianca.nobleza.39

and she’s connected to multiple accounts including my name *"Jaz Anor"*.

I REALLY DONT KNOW THIS GURLLL⚠️

WHY WE Suspected her:

1. *BIANCA NOBLEZA* has a history of scam/FRAUD here in CEBU.
2. We checked her timeline, and the account *"JAZ ANOR"* is one of her reactors. ( if this is my account, first thing is I DONT KNOW HER SO I WOULD I REACT ON HER POST ]
3. *BIANCA NOBLEZA’S* address is *"PUNTA PRINCESA"* — same place where the "Dubai Chewy Choco" was delivered. Other people also claimed that Bianca Nobleza scammed them.
4. When we approached *BIANCA NOBLEZA*, she claimed they don’t know each other personally. But her cousin daw was the one who transacted with "JAZ ANOR" because the cousin bought the account. The account daw was a seller of iPhones and they even had a meetup.
5. We haven’t even called her a suspect yet, but she was already willing to pay "tigi-tigi" lang daw. (If you’re not guilty, why would you pay for something you didn’t do?)
6. The dummy account *"Jaz Anor"* POSTED ON MARKETPLACE selling *"CEC UNIFORM"*. If this is me, im not a product or alumni of CEC ( CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE ) 🤣 IM A UNIVERSITY OF CEBU PRODUCT .

Meanwhile, the account of *"BIANCA NOBLEZA"* ALSO POSTED THE SAME PRODUCT. ( WHAT A COINCIDENCE 🤪)

7. Lastly, when she got cornered, the account she made *"JAZ ANOR"* suddenly wanted to settle with the people she scammed. [SURELY SHE IS REALLY SCARED AT THAT MOMENT.]

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*Therefore:*

Any transaction from the said DUMMY ACCOUNT *"JAZ ANOR"* OR ANY OTHER SCAM IS *NOT CONNECTED TO ME.

⚠️ *LESSON:* NEVER SEND YOUR ID ONLINE.

If you already did, make sure to screenshot it for evidence so it can be traced.

If this happens to you, it’s *IDENTITY THEFT*.

So be vigilant guys.

PRINCESS SCAMMER / QUEEN OF AI.

Also, I remember sending my personal info and ID online to someone I got a loan from a long time ago. This is also a reminder. Never share your personal info..

*#IDENTITYTHEFTCEBU #AWARENESS*#BIANCANOBLEZAMODUS#BIANCANOBLEZAFEELINGRICH.