Kim Atienza warns against fake ad using his photo to sell 'electric saver device' | Inquirer Entertainment

Kim Atienza warns against fake ad using his photo to sell ‘electric saver device’

/ 02:41 PM September 24, 2022

Kim Atienza

Kim Atienza. Image: Instagram/@kuyakim_atienza

Kim Atienza asked the public to be cautious of a false advertisement using his photo to sell an “electric saver device,” at the same time informing them of the hazards of using such a product.

The TV host showed a screenshot of the fake advertisement as well as the Facebook page “ESPH Corp Phil” which posted it, via his Instagram page yesterday, Sept. 23.

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“Do not buy this. IT WILL BURN YOUR HOUSE and it doesn’t work,” Atienza warned. “I DO NOT endorse this product.”

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The said advertisement has an edited photo of Atienza smiling and doing a finger-heart gesture while beside the product.

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Atienza and fellow celebrity Isabelle Daza also expressed dismay over such schemes, via the comments section.

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Meanwhile, other celebrities whose identities have also been used for fake advertisements include Camille Prats, Ogie Alcasid and Angel Locsin.  /ra

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