Ogie Diaz Debunks Fake Product Advertisement Using His Image
Talent manager and showbiz vlogger Ogie Diaz debunked a fake product advertisement for using his image and Doc Willie Ong.
The talent manager denied the bogus product commercial circulating on social media on Instagram. Ogie revealed an attempted fraud involving a dubious oral product in which doctors Doc Willie Ong and content developer Dr. Kilimanjaro were involved.
“Fake and Scam!”In an Instagram story, Ogie stated. This is how the talent manager defined a Facebook-endorsed product while cautioning followers to avoid it. Fake photographs of Ogie with two other well-known doctors, Ong and Kilimanguru, were also utilized.
Dr. Kilimanjaro just gave a warning as well as a tip to avoid falling victim to the same tactic. If there is no blue check mark next to his name, he believes it is a forgery. He pointed out that the blue tick should be next to the name rather than on the profile image.
You may recall Kris Aquino allegedly initiating a case against Ong, who first defended himself as a victim of fraudulent ads. Kris’s team approached the Divina Law Office with the request that her image be removed from the mixed nuts that the two are believed to be sponsoring.
The celebrity doctor and former vice presidential candidate, on the other hand, stated that he and his wife, Doc Liza Ong, are not the perpetrators of the fraudulent advertisement. The doctor admitted to being a victim as well. He stated that, despite the fact that he, too, is a victim of fraudulent advertising, Kris’ camp should not pursue him.
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