security lapses at entrances, on June 10, 2008, to following areas at Ayala Center,
Makati: Park Square 1, Glorietta 1, SM, National Book Store. Deadly weapons could have been brought into said areas. I have receipts of purchases I made on said date at said areas.

customer fire safety advisory re Glorietta at Ayala Center, Makati
I asked two guards at fourth level of Glorietta, at Ayala Center, Makati, to show me where the fire exit was. If there was a fire exit at said level, none of said guards showed me where said fire exit was. I didn't see any fire exit sign at said level. I have a receipt issued by a store at the Food Choices area on said level. I went to what was identified as a concierge near what was identified as the Oakwood. I asked a person at said concierge where the fire exit on the third level was. Said person, apparently a woman, said she didn't know. I went to another concierge, this time near what was identified as Glorietta 1. The person there gave me what was identified as a map of Glorietta. The part of said map showing the level where the Food Choices area was at said mall didn't bear any visible (to unaided eye) indication of any fire exit at said level. The names of said guards available. I am willing to submit a sworn affidavit regarding said incident.

Security lapse at rear entrance to SM Department Store at SM Manila on June 8, 2008. A person, identified as a security guard at said entrance, didn't inspect two compartments of my waist bag. Said compartments were large enough to contain
deadly weapons. From said store, I went to other parts of the SM Manila mall. No one inspected said compartments. Nobody at entrances to the following stores in said mall inspected said compartments: Sun store, Red Ribbon, Ace Hardware, Karate Kid, Watsons, Buy the Book, SM Appliance Center, BSD Intl., Sports Center, Wellcom 3, Electroworld, SM Supermarket. I have receipts of purchases I made at several stores at said mall.


customer advisory regarding "Rissa M. Manaquil"
There is evidence that the following claims were identified as coming from said Manaquil. Said claims were published on page E-3 of the Wednesay, April 16, 2008 issue of the Philippine Star newspaper. It will benefit customers to beware of believing said Manaquil since only her alleged email address was provided on said page.
1. Neutrogena's new line of Ultra Sheer Sunblock with Helioplex Technology".
Does said Manaquil have personal knowledge that such technology actually
exists?
2."When it comes to UVA rays, most sunscreens break down." I challenge said
Manaquil to provide me with certification from an unbiased, independent,
reliable entity that she personally tested all existing sunscreens and
that most of said sunscreens broke down.
3. "Neutrogena Ultra-Sheer Dry Touch Sunblock SP50+ with Helioplex . . .
is equipped with quick-dry properties and is . . .oil free and waterproof
. . .it also boasts grease-absorbing and mattifying properties . . .it's
good even for sensitive skin . . ." If said product is not as described,
will said Manaquil help customers obtain a refund for the money they paid
for said product?
4. "Neutrogena Fresh Cooling Sunblock GelSPF30 with Helioplex . . . also
gives a refreshing feeling to . . . skin and cools the skin on contact.
If said product is not as described, will said Manaquil help customers
obtain a refund for the money they paid for said product?
5. "For the beach, Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Body Mist Sunblock with SPF 30 with
Helioplex is your best bet. And even if you go for a swim, the sunblock
is waterproof." If said product is not as described, will said Manaquil
help customers obtain a refund for the money they paid for said product?