JAY OLOS
When I was in high school, I knew a woman in our neighborhood fondly called by many as “Ate Lisa.” She was in her late 30s then, living a very simple life, taking care of her five children and her husband. She and her husband had a small carinderia that served good home-cooked meals. Just like any other mother at that time, she wanted to save and invest in her children’s college education and so she went out one day to attend a business opportunity seminar called “Prosperity.Com” (PCI).