A Nigerian woman has taken to TikTok to vent after her sister was allegedly scammed out of $3,000 in a failed attempt to purchase thrift clothes from the United States.
In the now-viral video, the woman is seen displaying a pile of worn, low-quality clothing that was delivered after the hefty payment. Shocked by the condition of the items, she questioned how such an amount could result in what appeared to be discarded garments.
The video was captioned: “Your elder sister paid someone $3,000 to buy her thrift from U.S., and this is what she got,” clearly expressing disappointment and disbelief.
The incident has triggered a wave of reactions online, with many sympathizing with the buyer and calling out the unidentified seller behind the delivery. The clip has also reignited discussions around trust issues in long-distance buying, especially involving secondhand items sourced from abroad.
As the backlash grows, the video continues to gain attention, with viewers urging others to be cautious when entrusting large sums to self-proclaimed online vendors.
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Source: NewsandVibes.com
