Maid With Benefits In The Philippines - The Real Benefits!

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• MA

  @Maya-eFilipina · 2 months ago · pinned

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• GR

  @groorg24 · 2 months ago

  My friend is Filipino, married and has a maid/helper, it’s great. It all depends on what your intentions are. The hardest part is the managing &nbsp;of household problems from the other side of the planet, and even with technology today isn’t that difficult. Getting ready to go back next month, we’re all excited.

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• WI

  @winthorpetrois · 2 months ago

  It&apos;s worked for me in Thailand for a long time. Thanks for the vid.

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• RE

  @Retropunk007 · 1 month ago

  Man some women working as a maid know their customer if they feel like it’s strictly professional then it’s clean and go home but if they can tell the customer maybe wants more she will offer more services

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• IU

  @IULIUS-j4p · 1 month ago

  I would prefer to hire a female student and support her in that way. It should go without saying that the time she spends studying is effectively part of her working hours. Actual working hours should be flexible so they can be adapted to her studies; she can handle major cleaning tasks on days when she has no classes.<br>Also, we shouldn&apos;t forget that a lot of money can be saved when she does the shopping. That way, she at least partially finances herself.

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• BI

  @Bilipino131 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Well done and professional video Maya! &nbsp;Your speech was a good speed and editing was excellent. &nbsp; And always a good topic which you gave helpful &nbsp;insight.

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• KE

  @KennPowell · 4 days ago

  Maya I truly agree to your 5-steps how to treat your in-house staff/maid.

• PH

  @philam1973 · 2 weeks ago

  40 years ago I lived in South America for a year. &nbsp;My apartment was half the top floor of a 5 story building. I got a maid through a female acquaintance. &nbsp;She cooked my breakfast &nbsp;and dinner. &nbsp;I used to go to the gym 6 days a week so I had to cook the same meal ever day ( for my diet). I would heat it back up so she could go to night school. &nbsp;She must have been in her early 20’s. &nbsp;Native indigenous type. &nbsp;My apartment had a servant quarters. &nbsp;She did all my shopping, all my laundry, cleaning. &nbsp;I remember paying her about $80 a month. &nbsp;She had a pretty good deal when others would keep their maids working into the evening just for a cup of coffee. &nbsp;Here in the Philippines I wouldn’t do the same now that I am married.

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• ST

  @sting1111 · 2 months ago

  TY Maya

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• RO

  @Robertmorganx · 1 month ago

  I probably going to possibly live in the Philippines with my son. Have a Housekeeper there cheap but I would pay more for it. Especially if she has a large family 😊.

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• US

  @Usmc86 · 2 months ago

  When I retire there to settle down I would definitely hire a maid it helps them and I can live the whimsical life I always wanted to exploring the Philippines and enjoying local cuisine and culture I still can&apos;t get over lumpia I vowed to return since 2006 crow valley was beautiful I&apos;m pretty sure I&apos;m still best friends for life with a phillipino marine out there somewhere lol and the the little business boy that sold us ice cream through the fence and brought us sugar cane and coconuts hope he grew up successful that kid had some hustle all in all best place internationally that I have been to hands down

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• PP

  @ppjf4752 · 9 days ago

  Thank you for the great advice. &nbsp; I want my girl to feel safe, secure, confident and at all times comfortable.