Smart Businesswoman Sends Empty Package to Customer Who Sent Fake Alert: "She Go Still Pay Delivery"

Smart Businesswoman Sends Empty Package to Customer Who Sent Fake Alert: "She Go Still Pay Delivery"

  • A businesswoman danced happily after delivering an empty box to a customer who sent a fake alert to her
  • In her Instagram post, she also mentioned that the customer would still pay the delivery fee before receiving the package
  • In a chat with Legit.ng, another businesswoman, Dare Cynthia, said she broke down in tears after a customer scammed her

A businesswoman has left netizens in stitches after sharing her experience with a customer who sent fake alert.

In a hilarious video, the smart vendor danced joyfully after delivering an empty box to the customer.

Businesswoman sends empty box to customer who sent fake alert
Businesswoman deals with customer who sent fake alert Photo credit: @fabulousbymide/Instagram.
Source: Instagram

Businesswoman’s reaction to woman who sent her fake alert goes viral

She shared the video on social media showcasing her clever response to the deceptive act

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According to the woman's post, the customer who had sent the fake alert received an empty box as a result.

Additionally, the woman identified as @fabulousbymide_ mentioned that the customer would still be required to pay the delivery fee before receiving her actual package.

She wrote;

“The customer that sent me fake alert have sent her empty box, she will still pay driver for delivery fee before she receive her package.”

Legit.ng reached out to another businesswoman, Dare Cynthia, who also shared her experience after getting a fake credit alert.

For Cynthia, it was a painful case as the customer had already gone with the goods before she found out.

She said:

"Mine was last year o. She got goods of N18500 and transferred N20k. I thanked her so much not knowing she paid me with fake alert. I cried that day till my eyes began to ache."

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Netizens applaud businesswoman's retaliation to customer who sent fake alert

The woman's video garnered widespread praise from netizens who flooded the comments section with applause for her creative response to the customer's deceptive behavior.

@thelmaxdesigners said:

“New update.”

@zionluxuries said:

“Perfect.”

@goodbuyghana commented:

“Don't give her a heart attack na.”

@aramzbelz_thrift_luxuryforless said:

“We love you, you did well.”

@rih_collections said:

“Fantastic.”

@thetyrabrand reacted:

“Plot twist.”

@kannike_kollections said:

“You did well.”

@xoniaesther said:

“Now you done share update wey we dey hide i dia eyes will see what dia mouth cannot talk.”

Watch the video below:

Businesswoman laments over low patronage

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman has cried out on social media that her business is experiencing low patronage.

The lady identified as Benyiwah Amoah shared a clip on TikTok showcasing how stocked her shop is and said that only one person has patronised her. She lamented that it is almost 12 pm and wondered what could be responsible for her business problem.

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From her video, it was observed that she deals in food items such as rice, noodles, cooking oil and tissue paper. Her video went viral on the social media platform, amassing close to N100k views. It did her well as some netizens wanted to know where her shop was located, others simply proffered solutions to her.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over three years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.

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