SA Woman Alleges She Was Scammed Out of R4K by a Trending TikTokker
- One South African lady revealed that she got scammed out of R4 000 by an individual on TikTok
- The footage captured the attention of many viewers, along with thousands of likes and comments online
- Mzansi netizens were left in shock at the woman's revelation as they rushed to the comments section with questions
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A young lady shocked SA with her story, which she shared on TikTok, and the clip went viral online.
Woman reveals she got scammed R4K by TikTokker
One young lady who goes by the TikTok handle @llallandah_macd uploaded a video in which she opened up about being swindled. The woman can be seen dancing and enjoying herself in the footage as she reflects upon the challenging moment in her life.
@llallandah_macd alleged that she was conned by a trending TikTokker on the video platform; however, she rose above the heartbreaking situation, expressing that "life did not end" when she got scammed out of R4K.
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The footage received many views, along with thousands of likes and comments on TikTok, and went on to spark a huge debate among Mzansi netizens.
Watch the video below:
SA was flabbergasted by the woman's claims
Many were astonished by the lady's clip as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts.
Goitumetswe Matolong shared:
"Yoh, I lost something I bought for R320 & I can feel myself slowly dying! R4000? I’d be dead dead!"
Sweetnsour suggested:
"Tag her, babe. Let's fix the continent together."
Qhayiya added:
"I just got scammed R4 100."
Tebog030 commented:
"Ye banna, thank you for saving me before I got scammed as well... lemme unfollow her."
LL asked:
"Which girl, bathong?"
"Temu scammed me": South African woman unveils her failed online purchase
Briefly News previously reported the famous online store Temu has been trending in Mzansi, and many people have jumped on the bandwagon to try it out.
One South African woman was not entirely impressed with her purchase from the popular online store Temu. The young lady took to TikTok to show it off. @tondifionah777 shared a video, and in the clip, the stunner was shocked at her package, stating it was too small for all the items she bought.
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Source: Briefly News