Or is the main motive actually to ask for donations?

[mstakh.i.mo.mi]

With RM30, I should at least get 500 grams. Not just a little.



But bro, this is a charity sale! They want to collect funds for their orphanage.



So? If, in the name of charity sales, something that costs RM10 can suddenly be sold for RM50? Is the term "charity sales" a license to sell at an expensive price, to the point of overpricing?





His steps are like this.



First, come to each table. Offer to sell random things, to raise funds algeria phone number data for the orphanage. In my experience in Tanjung Harapan, the aunt sold wind oil . Of course, I don't want that thing.



Then when we say we don't want it, or we're not interested, he'll ask for donations.



"No matter how much..."



Then there will be those who give from as little as RM1 to as much as RM50 as donations. It could be that their main intention is to collect donations from the public.



I suspect he is cheating.
I didn't have time to interview the woman who sold apricots with honey. But in the case of Tanjung Harapan, because the aunt was very stubborn and didn't want to leave even though she said, "I'm not interested, it's okay, thank you, I don't want it," I had to give her a little, whether I wanted it or not.