What happens when a netizen puts his complains and rants online against a well-known and trusted brand? And he used social media to get the attention and creates a few stir in order to stain that brand's online reputation.
It is never a good idea to spread fake news against a company that did nothing personal against you. While it may sound like fun to some unscrupulous individuals, the effects of such online slur can be substantial to the company and can result in the loss of profits and eventually, loss of jobs for their employees.
It is never a good idea to spread fake news against a company that did nothing personal against you. While it may sound like fun to some unscrupulous individuals, the effects of such online slur can be substantial to the company and can result in the loss of profits and eventually, loss of jobs for their employees.
Such is the case of LBC Express. Netizens like Ramon Tumpap and Bakura
Pagaduan have made posts against LBC. Tumpap's post contained a picture of
volunteers in Taiwan sorting through relief goods being readied for delivery to
Yolanda victims in the Philippines. It was posted with a caption claiming that
the photo was taken in a LBC warehouse where the employees were regularly
pilfering the packages.
Tumpap aka Ramon Lobo, was confirmed to have never been a customer of
LBC Express. Tumpap currently works in a restaurant in Madrid, Spain.
A random interview with LBC revealed that all packages are sealed in
front of the customer and all sealed packages are never opened until the
package is in the hands of the registered recipient. I have been using LBC
Express for all kinds of deliveries. I have used it from sending money for
online purchases to sending items to relatives in the provinces. In the 8 years
that I have been using LBC Express I have never encountered any pilferage,
unauthorized opening of my packages or even loss of items. I am condemning such
posts as false and malicious.
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