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Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

Delas Alas’ son Sancho, who sells wristwatches, was victimized by a bogus buyer online. The person who bought, whose name was Stian Young, apparently brought envelopes with only papers instead of money in it. She likewise claimed that the motorist pretended to be a driver for Grab.

Warning her followers about the possibility of getting mixed up in a scam in the future, she wrote: “Mag-ingat sa mga online scammer. Kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko. Si Sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na niya na ‘yung iba tutal ‘di naman na nya ginagamit at si Sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa Cha Eun Woo.”

See her post below:

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MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

In a series of tweets, Sophia recounted how she got tricked into buying a ticket to the South Korean idol’s fan meeting by one @Terous209. She later revealed that she got blocked by the person she bought the ticket from.

“So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates,” she wrote.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

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Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

“Hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo ‘di man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma. Makuha niyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi. At sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng kalaban ni Lord. Maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers.” 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Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

“Hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo ‘di man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma. Makuha niyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi. At sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng kalaban ni Lord. Maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers.” 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Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

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MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

View this post on Instagram

MAG INGAT SA MGA ONLINE SCAMMER -- kagabi sabay pang na scam ang mga anak ko .. si sancho kasi madaming relos and binebenta na nya na yung iba tutal d naman na nya ginagamit at si sophia naman sa ticket para sa oppa cha eun woo .. hay naku kung sino man kayong mga demonyo kayo d man kayo mahuli pero naniniwala ako sa karma .. makuha nyo man yan d nyo din yan mapapakinabangan kasi walang masamang gawain ang nag wawagi .. at sinabihan ko din mga anak ko wag masyadong mag tiwala sa mga tao ngayun kasi madaming ng masamang tao na mga pinsan o kapatid ng KALABAN ni Lord ... maging aral na lang ito sa kanila at satin na mag ingat sa mga online sellers and buyers .. magandang umaga 🌻
A post shared by AIAI DELAS ALAS (@msaiaidelasalas) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:04pm PDT

Meanwhile, her daughter, Sophia, did not receive the ticket she bought to watch the fan meeting of Gangnam Beauty star Cha Eun Woo in Manila.

Having paid 9,000 pesos for the ticket, she made sure to ask for receipt and confirmation e-mail from the seller. She likewise asked for a government ID to verify his identity.

See her series of tweets below:

So I was desperate to get Cha Eun Woo VVIP tickets and when I saw someone selling one on twitter I immediately purchased it. The person that was selling it was actively responding especially when I was about to purchase the ticket. He was continually asking for updates. pic.twitter.com/Imqznz6AkT
— Sophia Delas Alas (@SophiaDelasAlas) September 22, 2019

Delas Alas, on the other hand, lamented over the incident and reiterated her concern to those who plan to buy stuff online.

Comedienne Ai-Ai Delas shared the recent fate of two of her children in the hands of online scammers.

The 54-year-old celebrity narrated how her children, Sancho and Sophia, became victims of online scams in two separate instances.

See her post below:

Ai-Ai Delas Alas furious as son, daughter get victimized by online scam | PUSH.COM.PH