Anne Curtis Calls Out Phil Post On Her Social Media Post
The Filipino-Australian actress Anne Curtis gets mad at Phil Post saying “Highway Robbery Kayo!” which caught the attention of the social media users.
Anne Ojales Curtis-Smith or popularly known as Anne Curtis is a Filipino-Australian actress, singer, and television host who started her career in showbiz industry at the age of 12 in 1997. She has been already featured in different movie projects and television shows.
Curtis is now one of the most prominent actresses of her generation and very popular worldwide due to her stunning beauty, curvaceous figure, and impressive acting skills. In fact, the actress has already received numerous awards as an actress and model.
The 32-year-old actress is now one of the most-followed celebrities with millions of followers in social media websites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Recently, Anne Curtis has posted on her Twitter account calling out PhilPost, particularly those handling Express Mail Service (EMS), which was noticed by her followers in the social media.
The actress wrote on her post “EMS Phi Post, Highway Robbery Kayo! Ginagalit niyo si acoe e!”
Many netizens and her followers were expecting to receive a response from PhilPost.
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i just want to leave a comment here Miss Anne Curtis. Please be careful in posting your comment for your allegation for EMS PHLPOST as Highway robber. It was the Bureau of Customs ( and not PHLPOST) that examined, (removed)sed and imposed taxes and duties over your item. Further, you must be informed that the PHLPOST is a separate entity from Bureau of Customs. PHLPOST lang po ang nag proseso pero si Customs ang nag impose ng taxes and duties. Wagas ka naman makapag post. Being a famous local celebrity doesn’t give you the right to utter all those things. Alamin mo muna ang proseso bago ka mag post. Aral aral din muna kasi pag may time…
But it’s a fact that both agencies are slow and behind technology. In the Philippines, if you say government agencies – it’s equivalent to slow and substandard service which is really sad since they are paid better than the private employees. Anne’s post is understandable – that would an ordinary citizen will express even worse if they experience such an unfortunate event. Customs should check further big businesses’ transaction and see how they avoid paying high fees by using brokers and insider connections.