The requirement is to have a confirmed return or onward ticket. An open dated ticket doesn't do it.
One would assume that the ticket must be dated within the authorized stay of the tourist. So I guess technically the guy was right. But one does have to ask the question as to who they are working for ?
[The Subic Bulletin] For years the situation has been simple, most tickets have a year validity so you simply get a flight a year away and change it when need be, however budget airlines insist you take the exact flight or forfeit the ticket. All they do is make themselves less appealing for travelers that are not on a fixed schedule.
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