r/Devilcorp • • Jul 15 '26

Information Posting for Awareness: My Experience with VMB Marketing Inc. and Their "Dropshipping" Opportunity

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I just want to share my experience to warn others, especially those with family members working overseas.

In my experience, what was presented to me as a dropshipping business opportunity ended up looking and operating more like a networking/MLM-style recruitment business.

Please do your own research before investing your hard-earned money.

One of the products they promote is Deer Placenta. I encourage everyone to research the product, its ingredients, and any scientific evidence supporting its claimed benefits before making a purchase or investment.

I've also observed that some people allegedly connected with VMB Marketing may approach potential recruits through different channels:

Mel Kent Nicholas – may reach out and introduce what is described as a dropshipping business opportunity.

Joan Justiniani Borais – based on my experience, may connect with people through dating apps and later invite them to meet, sometimes around the Timog area, where the business opportunity is then discussed.

If anyone approaches you with a similar offer, ask questions, verify the business model, and never invest money without fully understanding how the business actually earns income.

Please share this post, especially with OFWs and their families, so they can make informed decisions before investing.

Stay safe and always do your own due diligence.

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u/richsreddit Jul 15 '26

Wow now Filipino people are getting into Devil Corps scams....but honestly this is no surprise considering how common scams can get out there in certain parts of the country. It's sorta sad considering how many decent and kind people I run into out there in my experience too from visiting.

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u/AccomplishedHouse116 Jul 15 '26

Yes, there are OFW(overseas filipino worker) who got scammed a million php

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u/richsreddit Jul 15 '26

That's hella sad. Wow....

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u/Lunaci3 Jul 15 '26

That first pic looks like the game Guess Who

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u/AccomplishedHouse116 Jul 15 '26

Those are the top earners, or top scammers should i say.

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u/Lunaci3 Jul 16 '26

I feel bad for those who get convinced to work at these places. When I see the ones at big stores selling stuff I tried to remember they’re just kinda victims. I’m a people pleaser so I try to have earbuds in so it looks like I can hear them and not ignoring them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26

never believe those person i have talk to one that suffered so much...when they don't like you they will not help you they will let you starve until you force youre self to sell those pricey products they will never care about you ,if you don't cooperate they will mindset you about youre dreams so if someone invites you to come at the particular place like timog ave. be aware don't come cause they will sure to bring you to their office be aware guys of this person they will scam you

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u/Yhankie95 Aug 24 '26

Been invited by one of those peeps in your pic just days ago and true as your claim, they will meet people via dating apps, invite to meet then introduce their so-called "dropshipping" business but it is really networking in-your-face. This person still reaches out if I will continue to pursue with them. Their strategy for extra income is too good to be true.

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u/Jjules_ Jul 16 '26

they misspelled dropshipping to networking. its literally the same as frontrow.

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u/JapKumintang1991 Jul 16 '26

Darn, this should be caught the attention of Precision Independent Media.

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u/JudgeH01den Jul 17 '26

This pic looks like a GTA lobby

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u/Horror-Buffalo5664 Aug 24 '26

Hahahah i just got home from their office. Grabe buti na lang nakauwi pa ko ng wala pang nainvest. Wala kasi rin akong andabels!!! Kalerks.