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When you search for PrimeWater, its mostly posts from its customers. Walang tubig, nag-aabang hanggang madaling araw para makapag-ipon, sobrang mahal na bill pero pulpol na service. Manuel owns this company, entered into a lot of venture agreements when Mark was DPWH chief.
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A reminder that her family owns a water service company that has failed so many families all over the PH for years. Imagine, walang kang tubig, mahal pa. Gatasan lang ang turing sayo. If she can't deliver basic water, she has no business running for office. Kapal ng mukha no?
Saw a post na sa San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, kalahating buwan na silang walag tubig. That Camille Villar has the audacity to brand herself as someone who will champion people eh hindi nga kayo mabigyan ng supply ng tubig ng pamilya niya???
Girl, same here in the province. Ever since PW took over the local water district, the service has gone downhill. Walang tubig pag morning. At kelangan pang mag-ipon balde-balde para lang may magamit. May times din na buong araw talaga, wala. Sobrang laking abala.
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Very trueee yan mga mimaaa! Dito samin halos 3 years na kaming tuwing madaling araw lang may tubig around 1am to 4am. so need talaga mag puyat para maka ipon ng tubig na gagamitin sa maghapon. 😭😭 Super pasakit at abala ang dala ng prime water dito samin sa dasmarinas.
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