South African Woman Goes Viral Unveiling Free Temu Gifts in a TikTok Video
- A young lady took to social media to showcase what she received from Temu, and Mzansi was in shock
- In the TikTok video, the stunner unveiled all the items she got, and the clip went viral online
- South Africans rushed to the woman's comment section with questions, while others simply gushed over her things
The popular online store Temu is trending yet again in Mzansi after a woman showed off all the items she received from the infamous store.
Woman shows off free Temu gifts
A young lady from Cape Town was filled with joy as the popular online store gifted her free items, and she took to TikTok to unveil them all. In the video shared by @britney_bastiaan, the woman said she first thought it was a scam but decided to go along. She expressed that the items she picked out were so "random" because she did not expect them to arrive.
@britney_bastiaan unveiled her free gifts, and she showed off a bunch of glasses she picked out in different colours. She also received make-up brushes, socks, and more.
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At the end of the clip, the young lady said the Temu gift was legit and not a scam. She also added that she did not pay for anything except for customs, which was R90, according to @britney_bastiaan.
Watch the video below:
SA reacts to the woman's clip
Many people were amazed by the young lady's revelation as they flooded her comment section with questions.
Rafeeqa Collie asked:
"How does this work can work? How many people do I need to share this with?"
To which she responded by saying:
"Hi, Five people need to accept who already have the app and 5 new people users - that has to download the app."
Dixicola added:
"Is this a real thing because I am stuck on R13 the whole time."
Jacta Van zyl shared:
"I heard you get it free, but then you have to pay like something R500 just for the courier."
User simply said:
"Wow."
Woman's TikTok video reveals what she ordered vs. what she got
Briefly news previously reported that a South African woman was allegedly duped by the online store Temu.
The online store Temu has been increasingly growing in popularity among many online users, and people are hopping along to shop at the store. @sbongakonkedanisa decided to try the online store and purchased a curly wig. The young lady showed off her wig but was not impressed by how it looked.
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Source: Briefly News