SA Woman Hunts Down Scammer in TikTok Video, Demands Money Back and Earns Netizens' Respect
- A woman with the handle @somdanger_the_pitbull tracked down a scammer who sold her corsets but never delivered
- In the TikTok video, the cross customer can be heard respectfully but forcefully demanding her money back
- The clip ended with the woman reimbursed and South Africans showed her love and respect
Online scammers beware, @somdanger_the_pitbull doesn’t come to play. The disgruntled customer bought corsets from a woman in Centurion but never received the order.
Source: TikTok
@somdanger_the_pitbull is living up to her TikTok handle. In a video, which has over 20K views and counting, the fiery woman detailed her experience with an online scammer.
Woman gets blocked after making a payment online
The self-assured shopper revealed she bought corsets on Instagram and was redirected to a website where she needed to confirm her credit card details.
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After the payment was made, @somdanger_the_pitbull was ghosted and the page was deleted.
She wrote on TikTok:
"So I ordered corsets via Instagram, I was redirected to a website where I confirmed my credit card, this one also had a boutique in Centurion, never been there obviously, order was supposed to be sent in 30 days. Gwiqiqi no response, I am blocked everywhere, Insta page deleted and webpage offline. I tracked her down and she paid my chankura."
@somdanger_the_pitbull added she was ready to get the alleged scammer's home demolished if she didn't pay up:
"She has no title deed izadikika Lesedi Municipality is on her. I will push until I see a tlb demolishing her house if I don't get my money. "
South Africans applaud woman for tracking down scammer
The video shows @somdanger_the_pitbull arriving at the home of the alleged scammer. The betrayed shopper firmly but calmly demanded her money back. The clip ends with @somdanger_the_pitbull counting her money.
The post has over 20K views and people hailed her as a hero in the comments section.
Briefly News looks at some of the reactions the video received.
@praise was impressed by how @somdanger_the_pitbull handled the situation:
"Ma'am woow am proud to see my fellow woman angry but still soo respectful wow ngiyakuthanda."
@Zen-Zinto commented:
"I must try to control my temper, be mad and calm ngoba hheyi bengiyombulisa sengimklinya demanding my money."
@Chants is proud, writing:
"Well done glad you found her and got your money back. She stepped on the wrong toes."
@Mbhonoza ka Gogo95❤️ thinks her name suits her:
"The Pitbull madoda."
@scorpio diva agrees with @Mbhonoza ka Gogo95:
"It's your name for me - SomDANGER thePITBULL - and how its written... madam took a huge risk, yooh!"
Check the video below:
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Scammers are unfortunately everywhere. Briefly News previously reported four women from KwaZulu-Natal fell victim to an elaborate scam by a man pretending to be an airline pilot.
The women were swindled out of almost R100K in the scam that started with Facebook requests. The man would pretend to send a package containing money and gifts, then ask for money to get the package cleared by customs.
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Source: Briefly News
