“Na Juju You for Send”: Lady Sends Fake Alert to Vendor, She Delivers Note, Collects Delivery Fee

• A smart Nigerian lady dealt with the person who sent a fake alert with the hope of getting her goods
• Without raising any alarm about the scam, the lady packed dirty nylons instead and sent them to the person
• Nigerians who watched her video became curious and wanted to know how the whole played out after delivery

A Nigerian lady has narrated how a customer wanted to trick her with a fake alert during their transaction.

The online vendor (@evacollectibles) did not raise any issue when she discovered the fake alert but decided to pay the person back.

Lady delivered dirty nylons to customer

So, instead of the actual order, she packed pieces of dirty nylon and placed a note inside. She even asked the person to pay a delivery fee of N5,000.

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Her note to the fake alert sender read:

"Thank you for trying to ruin my small business."

Many Nigerians who watched her video said they would like to know how the customer responded when she got the order.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Thrift master said:

"So she’s going to pay delivery for dust."

The vendor replied:

"Yes na, she deserves it."

jaynifur stitches said:

"Na juju u for send her next time she no go try it again."

joyceeleojo said:

"Omo where you get this idea from."

mawealth2 said:

"There should be a part 2 for this."

TeeTola said:

"I love this....petty on another level."

Oloriadelakun1 said:

"We want to know how she responded."

ShinDara said:

"I’m coming lemme imagine her actions when she opened it."

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Nonso~Jane2 said:

"Please let's know her reaction after receiving."

user4385327486014 said:

"With this expensive nylon if na me,na noodles carton i go use."

Man asked lady out

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian lady who sold online narrated a story about her male customer who loved caring for his girlfriend.

She said anytime she posted something online, the man would immediately pay for it and send them to his lover. The same man later asked her out but she rejected him.

Source: Legit.ng