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WEEK'S MAIL
Free consultancy?
by Simba, La Trinidad, Benguet

“Free consultancy!” You find this on the door and on the wall of Blessing Consultancy Agency located at Lopez Building, Session Road. But how does the agency define this? I am one of those who sought consultation and I was told, “Kailangan kunin mo yung service namin [bago namin sabihin lahat ng requirement].”

If I misunderstood your ‘free consultancy’ to include ‘requirement inquiry’ or if inquiring about the requirements isn’t covered by your ‘free consultancy’, then pardon me. Do I have to pay your P30,000 consultation fee to know the requirements I should produce as an applicant? Just like the others wanting to know about the agency’s services, I don’t know what documents to produce unless I pay their consultation fee! What if we don’t have or can’t produce them?

It’s like buying a can of milk from a grocery. We choose which brand is affordable or which one pleases us. If we are able to choose, that’s the time we pick it up and pay for it!

I am your client and to avail of your service, should you not show me what I need to know and convince me that your service or that your agency is good or even better than the others? The other consultancy agencies like Visaide and G & E are transparent. They lay out the requirements  without asking for a dime.

 Is Blessing Agency hiding something?

We have a choice then to choose the ‘better brand of milk’!

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