Ogie Diaz expressed his disappointment towards "digital scammers," giving awareness to the public against unofficial pages using his name and photos to market their products.&nbsp;
On Thursday, the comedian-talent manager reminded the public about the fake accounts by posting screenshots of them on his Facebook page.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Grabe na ang holdap ngayon. Nabawasan na sa kalye, nasa digital na sila,&rdquo; he wrote. &ldquo;Yung kainosentihan at kaignorantehan ng mga tao ang kanilang susi para makapambiktima ng mga nilalang," he wrote.&nbsp;
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Diaz already asked help from his friends to report the fake accounts which Facebook has not yet turned down.&nbsp;
He said that scammers are too shameless to involve them in their schemes and advised them to look for a decent job instead of deceiving other people.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, celebrities like Angelica Panganiban, Camille Prats, Denise Laurel, and Ogie Alcasid also fell victim to posers and fake accounts.&nbsp;

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'Lumaban kayo ng patas sa buhay' Ogie Diaz slams scammers using his name in fake ads