Shein Shenanigans: Customer Claims Store Found Out They Scammed Them, Demands Return of Products

• A young student on TikTok claimed they tried to scam Shein and failed, as the store wanted their items returned
• The TikTokker didn't share what they had bought, only the supposed message from the logistics company to get the parcel ready for collection
• A few social media users were eager to learn how to ask for a refund on items they bought from the online marketplace

A Shein customer thought they were slick when they tried bamboozling the popular online marketplace.

Using the handle @anohh on TikTok, the app user shared a clip taping the once-sealed bag of contents bought from the store. The clip then cuts to the TikTokker walking towards a vehicle to return the items.

This presumably occurred after @anohh allegedly received a message from a logistics company to hand over the parcel for collection.

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The young shopper noted in the caption:

"Shein refunds will be the end of you all."

@anohh also claimed in the clip that Shein discovered the alleged scam and wanted their products back. Hence, the exchange.

Watch the video below:

Online users wonder about Shein 'scam'

The viral video had many social media users thinking about the alleged scam @anohh carried out.

@mbbaallii_s said in the comments:

"Tell me this is not true, please, because I did four refunds."

@thatiieana shared their experience with the online store (presumably when they also tried asking for a refund) and wrote:

"They took a picture of me holding my parcels."

@tshepiimasethe1 laughed and shared a similar 'successful' situation with another online marketplace:

"My mom always refunds at Temu, but we get to keep the items."

@amahleayakhula seemed desperate to hack the system and shared with the online community:

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"How do you all do the refund thing? Please plug a poor child who is willing to go to jail."

South African woman claims Temu scammed her

In a related article, the tables turned when Briefly News reported about a lady who accused Temu of taking her for a ride.

TikTokker @tondifionah777 claimed the package was too small for the items she bought from the online retail store. She also stated that she spent no more than R500 for the items.

Source: Briefly News