Woman Unboxes Zara and Other Brand Handbags Imported From China: “Selling Is Not Easy”, SA Divided

Woman Unboxes Zara and Other Brand Handbags Imported From China: “Selling Is Not Easy”, SA Divided

  • A hustling hun shared a video of the bags and slip-ons she's selling that she stocks from a supplier in China
  • The hun shared her prices, leaving the online community with mixed emotions
  • Social media users took to the comment section to ask questions about the items, while others shared their honest opinions
A TikTok user shared the stock order she received from a Chinese supplier
A lady selling items from abroad showed off beautiful bags she retails in cash or on a two-month payment plan. Image: @nozi_pho31
Source: TikTok

Upon their arrival, a sales lady who stocks clothing, bags, shoes, and accessories unboxed gorgeous items from her supplier in China.

The unboxing video caught the eye of many people, reaching a total of 66K views, 2.5 K likes, and almost 100 potential clients after it was shared by the hun on her TikTok account under the user handle @nozipho_pho31.

The lady shows off her stock

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In the video, the babe shows the order on its arrival box before she displays the items individually. Her bags, mainly from ZARA, range from R250 to R550, and her slip-ons range from R380 to R550.

Watch the video here.

The post leaves SA divided

While most people who commented loved the items on the market, a few were sceptical about buying things sold on social media, while others wanted to compare at other shops.

User @Lulu commented:

"That's business, that's why leba cheeky or blue tick le Lena. I bought an item from someone; she didn't tell me it's gonna take 2 months for delivery. If I query, she gets offended. Why small business leba jwalo?"

User @barbie_dreamz_ added:

"Mina my Dali I support neh…. Then the person I’m buying from brings the opposite of what I’ve ordered and decides to ignore me."

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User @fuzelihle92 said:

"My fear of buying is being scammed."

User @Shereen shared:

"When someone enquires, I do not ask them if they are still interested. I just move on.. no deposit = no reservation. So I continue advertising and sell."

User @Busiswa moted:

"Selling is not easy tell me about it hey🥺🥺🥺."

User @Lisa's Hairkingdom gave a suggestion:

"Only if you can be a supplier and sell from 5 upwards."

Afrikaans sales woman's English promo leaves SA in Stitches

In another Briefly News article, a lady selling camo clothes had the online community in stitches after hearing her ad.

The woman who promised to make people look like trees with her clothes spoke English in a heavy Afrikaans accent.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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