Rica Peralejo, pinost sa socmed pagkadismaya sa isang banko: “Tell me you're fooling me”

- Rica Peralejo, in a recent social media post, aired her frustration at a bank she said she’s going to name soon because it charged her card for an alleged “unauthorized purchase”

- In her post, the celebrity mom said that the bank stood pat on its decision even after she had her lawyer sent them a demand letter

- According to Rica, she disapproved the transaction through text by saying “no,” but the bank said that the said transaction still went through

- The celebrity mom then asked if the bank was fooling her, saying that she would reveal the name of the institution soon

Rica Peralejo, in a recent Instagram post, voiced out her frustration at a bank that she said she would name soon because it charged her card for what she claimed was an “unauthorized purchase.”

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In the celebrity mom’s post, she said that even if she had her lawyer send them a demand letter, the bank stood firm on its decision to charge her account.

“Regarding my card case pala. After demand letter of lawyer they said hindi pa din daw ako ihonor. Still have to pay for the unauthorized purchase using card,” Rica wrote in her post.

She then said the bank reasoned out that even if she already said “no” to the transaction through text, it still went through.

“Ang dahilan nila is kahit daw nag NO ako sa transaction thru text, pumasok na daw yung transaction,” she added.

Rica wondered if the bank was fooling her, then went on to say that she was going to reveal the name of the bank soon.

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“Ginagago ba nila ako or what? Tell me you're fooling me without telling me you're fooling me. Bank reveal soon!” Rica said.

Rica Peralejo is an actress who used to be a cast member of “Ang TV.” The former actress is now married to a Christian pastor named Joseph Bonifacio. They have two children – Philip Nathaniel and Manu.

Recently, the celebrity mom shared on Threads her thoughts about the act of unfollowing people on social media. The actress said that unfollowing people is not a sign of immaturity. She highlighted that it is an act of agency especially if one unfollows the wrong people like abusers, gaslighters, etc. Rica also added that unfollowing is an empowering practice, which says, "You cannot do this to me anymore."

She also took to IG Stories and addressed a comment that she saw online. The netizen was saying that Rica "stooped down" to a certain level. The former actress said that while she could not have answered, the Christian in her could not just accept the mindset that "disqualifies the existence of another." For the actress, canceling a group of persons is different from saying that while one does not agree with them, they are still loved by God.

Source: KAMI.com.gh