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Have you ever paid a bribe?

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Frustrated with bribery? Fed up with bureaucrats who do not do their job and make you pay for their faults? Powerless to do anything?

Force change by getting your story out!

Complaining to the authorities does not help. Going after individuals does not work either.

Helping us inform others about "the what", "the where", "the how much", and frequency of bribery cases will. Together we can take a stand. Together we can make a change. Together we can be strong.

Our Goal: Making things better

We believe that this world should be a much better and much more decent place for all. We believe that the situation in the Philippines as it is now cannot possibly be the way it was intended. Corruption robs people from their dignity and livelihood, it deprives children from a good education, and prevents the elderly from getting the medical care they deserve. This has to stop now! Read more

Bribery is Robbery

Why doesn't anyone do something?

The first time I experienced solicitation for a bribe was during a trip to Manila. We had chartered a Jeepney in Laguna and were close to Malate on Roxas Boulevard when a police officer stopped us at about noon. The officer told us that our driver had made "an illegal" U-turn and had to pay PHP 500.00 penalty. More

Land title Issues

My wife and I decided to buy a parcel of land. Admittedly, we were naive and missed basic knowledge. The so-called more experienced authorities figured this out very quickly. After having to pay left and right for expenses without ever receiving an official receipt, we finally came to the point where the land title would be made up. In order to speed up the process we would need to pay "only" PHP 10,000 extra for assistance. We decided that we could wait since there was no reason for us to hurry and left it like that. More

Bureaucrats who are not doing their jobs and letting you pay for their failures.

We received a letter from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in September, the year it was established. Upon reading the letter it was clear that troubles were brewing. The date typed under the letterhead: 23 April. In the letter we were informed that our establishment should register with the DENR within two weeks, failure to do so would result in a penalty of PHP 50,000. Read more