VeryDarkMan: Chinese Man Shares Screenshot of His Facebook Accounts After Being Called Out

VeryDarkMan: Chinese Man Shares Screenshot of His Facebook Accounts After Being Called Out

  • Ross Boss, the Chinese Okrika seller who was called out by VeryDarkMan, shared his own side of the story
  • VDM had shared a damaging video about the Chinese, warning people to be careful while dealing with them
  • In response, the man shared a screenshot of his Facebook accounts after VDM alleged his Facebook accounts are suspicious

The saga between VeryDarkMan and Ross Boss has reached new heights as the Chinese man fights back.

VeryDarkMan was often seen with Ross Boss whenever he visited China. VDM has made several trips to China in recent days.

Chinese man shares screenshot of his Facebook accounts.
Chinese man insists that his Facebook pages are not suspicious following allegations from VDM. Photo credit: Instagram/Ross Boss.
Source: Instagram

During his trips, he often samples products and shares the prices with his followers on social media.

In a recent post, VeryDarkMan warned his supporters and the public not to engage in business with Ross simply because they see him and the Chinese Okrika seller.

One of the allegations by VDM was that the Chinese man has too many Facebook pages.

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VDM said he had seen him with many pages open on his screen and that he did not trust Ross.

Ross Boss shares screenshot evidence of Facebook pages

But Ross has defended himself. He has shared a screenshot of evidence on Instagram, showing people his Facebook pages.

He said:

"The multiple Facebook accounts logged into Ross's phone, as mentioned by VDM, maybe are actually the accounts of Ross's sales staff. Each account has a different name, which facilitates Ross's work inspection."
Chinese man defends himself against VDM.
Chinese man shows netizens his Facebook pages after VDM said they were suspicious. Photo credit: Instagram/Ross Boss
Source: Instagram

See the post below:

Reactions as Ross Boss addresses allegations

@happiness_vic said:

"I appreciate how hard you are trying to explain yourself. Ross should also try to understand VDM's perspective; many people are eager to find opportunities to bring him down. He did well by publicly distancing himself from any controversy."

@mubkid_mubee said:

"Why will you even logging your staff account on your phone?"

@_um_aar said:

"Regardless of what VDM said he still called you his brother so one love from Nigeria."

@mrs_scallion001 said:

"Ross no woryy yourself he just want people to hate and lose trust in you so the ppl who see him as their personal Lord will continue to hope on him for everything, nah business strategy he won spoil your own make e own be the only way out. Anyone who don't like my comment is free to cry under."

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@nnamdindu_ray said:

"I think Ross is innocent. Those accounts might be created for each goods he sales."

@eng_olawole said:

"Why did VDM love to bring people down and trying to chase clout always? Never bite a finger that once fed you."

@da_free_verse said:

"Cropped picture. You should know what that represents. You’re shown what he wants you to see. Until he post full picture instead of cropped one be careful doing business with him."

VDM shares evidence against Blord

Legit.ng earlier reported that Verydarkman shared reported evidence he had against Blord amid their face-off.

The businessman was detained on charges of cryptocurrency fraud, terrorism funding, and facilitating internet fraud, among others, against his firms.

Verydarkman, who earlier made claims about the viral arrest, shared a series of complaints from different people against the Bitcoin entrepreneur.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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