Cake Vendor Delivers Yam Peels to Client Who Tricked Her With Fake Transfer, Video Amuses People

• A cake vendor repaid a client's dishonesty by sending the person yam peels for making a fake transfer to her
• As if that was not enough, the smart businesswoman shared something extra she did to teach the client a lesson
• Mixed reactions have trailed the cake vendor's action, with some commending her, while others condemned the client's fraudulent act

A cake vendor dealt with a client who sent her a fake alert by delivering packaged yam peels to him.

A viral video captured how she poured the yam peels into a small carton, sealed it and handed it to her dispatch rider.

"A customer thought he could scam me by sending fake alert in 2025, so I sent him this beautiful package," words overlaid on the video read.

The clip caused a commotion on X (formerly Twitter). Confirming the incident, the vendor, via her account @thebantaa, said she made sure the customer paid for the yam peels delivery.

On how she achieved that, she said she told the dispatch rider to get the payment for the package first before handing it to the unsuspecting client. In her words:

"I’m the vendor 🤭🤭.

"Also, the customer paid for delivery. I informed the dispatch rider to get his money before handing over the package to him."

Watch the video below:

Cake vendor's action generates buzz online

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the cake vendor's action below:

@yourodogwu said:

"She lost money with the packaging but it was worth it ✍️ message passed 😅😂."

@Skypond_ said:

"Something wey she suppose add baby poo… Mtchew!

"Yam peel is not enough."

@felixemmanuel29 said:

"Definitely, it's the person who ordered that will pay for the delivery."

@UchechukwuImoh said:

"Vendor should have filled the box with used baby diapers instead of yam peels 😂."

@IsangCeo said:

"You spent money 💰 to send it!

"You're not wise."

@NekraftNfts said:

"Still paid the dispatch rider.. So you still lost money trying to be smart.. Thats bad for business."

@Generalprime1That's said:

"I've been away from Nigeria for soo long i dont even understand what y'all mean by fake alert!.... how does that even work? our politicians are wicked ooo but the heart of the average nigerian is filled with unspeakable evil!!"

@Luckyflows said:

"Man saw and opportunity and took it !! You know wetin e go cost to get this kind cast in one place for this shoot off this opportunity?"

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a smart lady had dealt with someone who sent her a fake alert and hoped to get her goods.

Businesswoman packages stones for fake tansfer client

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a businesswoman had packaged stones for a client who sent her a fake transfer.

The businesswoman displayed the customer’s fake receipt and proceeded to package the person’s order. In a video, the woman showed how she arranged three heavy stones inside a carton for the customers. She sealed the carton with a black plastic wrap and used a cellotape with the “fragile” inscription on it. She wrote:

“POV: A customer send fake receipt for me (200k). Pack an order going to Akure. As you be oloribuku meself na ogba , next time dey shine face oooo. Oloribuku eni ofo.”

Source: Legit.ng